Consumer credit reform urged by California group
A San Francisco report details California consumer advocates pressing for strong credit abuse controls, truth in lending, and parental consent for teen credit. Presidential adviser Colston Warne cites six federal problem areas, including consumer standards and credible disclosures, as Kennedy era efforts to improve buyer protections.
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Eisenhower denial of Nixon quip addressed in Augusta interview
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower denied saying Nixon was not presidential timber. He said Nixon is not deaf politically despite his California governor defeat and may have been misquoted by Writer Emmit John Hughes. Eisenhower refused to name a 1952 nominee and urged a candidate who speaks on issues beyond labels.
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Book Censor Activities Of Citizens Hit
AP reports a debate on student reading rights as the new president of the National Council of Teachers of Anglisty defends appointing censors. University of California educator David J. Russell questions the approach and warns against banning works by Plato Twain and Faulkner, stressing democratic free inquiry.
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Lincoln's State of the Union Speech on Slavery and Union
The account recaps Lincoln's 1862 State of the Union urging constitutional amendments to compensate states that abolish slavery before 1900. It highlights his demand for unity, the call to uphold the Union, and the view that emancipation would be the best path, while noting his outreach to Congress and Northern Democrats.
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Lincoln era abolition debate reshaped by radical Republicans
The article reviews Lincoln's wartime stance on emancipation and abolition, detailing Radical Republicans led by Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner pressing for full emancipation, arming enslaved people, and penalties for Confederates. It notes Democratic opposition, Wood's pro South tactics, and Lincoln's insistence that reconciliation require national authority and limited amnesty.
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