Twin Pillars Of Democracy
An editorial argues there is no fixed line between free speech and social discipline, especially for public officials. It cites the DC Circuit decision allowing limits on government employees' speech, while upholding loyalty's boundaries. The piece stresses preserving efficient government to sustain democracy and orderly procedures. Bible Thought admonishes laborers for the harvest.
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Federal Cour of Appeals
District of Columbia
Panama
Kennedy seeks Jacqueline as secret weapon in Indiana primary
In Indiana May 7 Kennedy aides plan a buildup around Jacqueline Kennedy as a potential edge. The strategy leans on Kennedy women to sway conservative voters while rival candidates McCarthy and Branigin vie for delegates. Union leaders stance remains neutral until September.
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Wayne
Ind
Robert Kennedy
Larry O'Brien
St. O'Brien
Mrs. Kennedy
California
Jacqueline
Indiana
Stop The Burning, Brothers, And Build
James J Kilpatrick argues against arson and violence amid urban riots, defending Daley on enforcing law with deadly force for premeditated arsonists. He warns riots are insurrection requiring order, not appeasement, and stresses property rights and public safety before reconciliation. The piece notes weatherquips and Peale Spock plotlines in a broad, opinionated column.
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Daley
Voice of the People on landlords and public duties
A reader column argues landlords exploit tenants with high deposits and rents while praising some landlords. It urges fair housing laws that end age discrimination and questions the ethics of profits over families. Letters reflect wartime service pride and criticism of government intervention and civil disorder.
Washington editorials and military promotions mix in a wide dispatch
The piece covers a sharp exchange between Senator J William Fulbright and broadcaster Howard K Smith at an American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting, noting Fulbright’s loud style. It also reports Lt Gen Benjamin C Davis Jr being promoted to full general, a commission proposal to convert the Post Office into a nonprofit government corporation, a brief hinge on New Orleans’ Civil War era fall, Sundback’s patent, Mussolini’s son’s execution, a 1965 Northwest earthquake toll, and a Johnson thought for the day.
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Howard K. Smith
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Smith
Fulbright
Vietnam
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gideon Sundback
Hoboken
Aspen
Mussolini
Milan
Pacific Northwest
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Stokely Carmichael
COPE
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Urban League
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James J. Kilpatrick
Chicago
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Detroit
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Allen
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