Supreme Court ruling on welfare residency sparks taxpayer concerns
In Our Opinion the court's decision overturns residency requirements for welfare in multiple states. The piece warns of abuse and cost to taxpayers as transients could obtain benefits and move on. It argues for rules guiding welfare distributions and criticizes judges overruling state policy.
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New York
Welfare
Tom, Dick
Harry
Lighting as key to safer streets says Covington Leader
Editorial argues that bright street lighting curbs crime and traffic accidents, noting modern tech enables high illumination. It credits safer streets to lighting and urges local state and federal programs to prioritize light, despite costs, as a repaid investment.
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Covington
Tenn
FBI warns SDS aims at industry with disruptive tactics
A Federal Bureau of Investigation official says the Students for a Democratic Society plans to disrupt industry much like colleges by work-ins and violence oriented tactics. SDS literature calls for broader goals including transforming labor issues and pressuring war funding, while Sullivan urges business leaders to address social responsibility and code compliance. The Conny Journal invites readers to submit brief letters with signatures for publication.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Students For
New Left
William C. Sullivan
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Vietnam
Thye
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
Daily News calls on youth to join National Youth Alliance
Washington editorial in the New York Daily News urges young readers to join the National Youth Alliance, promoting anti SDS sentiment and Nazi associations. The piece lists NYA leadership, ties to Hitler Youth, and purported affidavits detailing Nazi influence and activities within the NYA.
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New York Daily News
National Youth Alliance
Students For A Democratic Society
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Washington, D.C
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NYA
Reuben Maury
Corry Evening Journal Details Nixon Court Pick Speculations
The article outlines possible replacements for Fortas under President Nixon. Names include Bernard Segal, Henry Friendly, Paul Freund, Arthur Goldberg, and Judge Donald Russell. It notes political considerations, regional balance, and support from figures like Sen. Strom Thurmond.
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Philadelphia
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American Bar Association
Henry Friendly
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Pan American Airways
Paul Freund
Harvard Law School
Felix Frankfurter
Nixon
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
The Grim Room by Jim Bishop feature on a surgeon
Milton Halpern of New York is praised as the best, with Dr. Jack Mickley of Hollywood Hospital close behind. The piece details Mickley’s eccentric persona, autopsy procedures, and approach to cancer diagnosis while reflecting on death and medical culture.
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New York
Jack Mickley
Hollywood Hospital
Mickley
Zero Mostel
Corry City Announces May Events And Memorial Move
Wal ter Scott announced the Corry Elementary School track meet for 3 o clock Monday at Loveland Field with Wallace W Wellman as speaker. Keppel Tiffany and Mrs L R Tiffany will present a piano recital at the Tiffany Studio on May 21 138. Installation of statewide telephone link for Corry joins Pittsburg division. Memorial at city park is to be moved back several feet with sidewalk circling the monument.
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Wallace W. Wellman
Corry
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L. R. Tiffany
Tiffany
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Pittsburgh
A.W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Today in History May 21 highlights key global events
On May 21 1969 the 141st day with 294 remaining, notable events include 1956 hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll, 1862 Grant nominated for president, 1841 first American Red Cross organized, 1927 Lindbergh Paris flight, 1941 Roosevelt wartime decree, 1948 Truman Alaska statehood proposal, 1961 Montgomery martial law, plus decades of notable incidents and leadership changes through recent history.
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Harry 8
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United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Edler G. Hawking
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U.S.A
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
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