Editorial Calls for Calm Amid Goldwater Hatred Violence Controversy
The editorial condemns hateful attacks following the assassination era and urges unified efforts to curb harassment of Barry Goldwater supporters. It cites incidents in Milwaukee and remarks by Roy Scott, notes the rise of a political hate movement, and urges Congress to assign Secret Service protection to Goldwater. It highlights past political violence and urges public figures to reveal Goldwater’s true record and principles.
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Straits of Gibraltar link two great seas
The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea connect by the Straits of Gibraltar. Fingernails grow faster than toenails. The four largest U.S. cities by area are Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, and New Orleans. In Genesis the eldest son of Adam and Eve is Cain. The item of fate in snacks is the sandwich, with about 58 million consumed daily.
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Mississippi Project workers found dead amid riots
Dr Russell Kirk St last the bodies of the three missing Mississippi Project workers have been discovered. The project, begun by extreme civil rights zealots, aimed to register Black Mississippians and provoke federal martial law. The deaths halt operations, sparking debate on civil rights tactics and legality.
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Rights Push Misdirected Eel and Civil Disorder Critique
A columnist argues the Mississippi Project and its allied passive resistance efforts were misguided and dangerous. He cites Claude Bowers The Tragic Era and warns federal troops and external zealots harm Mississippi's Black population, urging Mississippians to resolve issues locally without outside meddling.
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CORE Bargaining Question Sparks Seattle Trade Tactics
A CORE dispute questions whether the group has rights to bargain with businesses like Tradewell Stores. The piece details CORE pressures including demands for race-based hiring and the threat of “shop-ins,” while Tradewell cites nondiscrimination and lawful operation. It notes legal limits on unions and critiques federal antitrust enforcement affecting trade.
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Hate America plan tied to Oswald and campus propa ganda
Washington column cites Warren Commission aide Edwin Willis blaming a national Hate America campaign for political violence and praising tougher passport laws. It notes Oswald’s alleged role, Cuban visits, and campus protests where pro American sentiment drew small applause. Proposes stricter enforcement and public disapproval of liberty abuses.
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Language debugging quiz on grammar and spelling
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Readers opinions on bail reform and Mississippi Syndrome
A public letter by Emanuel P. Hazeto defends a non discriminatory bail system and urges release of accused based on judge’s discretion and character. Another reader riffs on a Mississippi Syndrome letter, poking fun at statistics and implying the state’s dangers and quirks.
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Leaders and Followers in Racial Struggle and Revolutions
Sydney Harris notes how self styled leaders often become blind followers as mass movements spiral. He contrasts nonviolence advocates booed at a New York rally with calls for armed action and warns that extreme positions seize control, leaving moderates swept aside like in the French and Russian revolutions. He argues real leaders must resist violence and uphold lawful paths.
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