Don’t Tolerate Campus Thugs at San Francisco State
Editorial blasts San Francisco State College President Summerskill for inaction during campus violence, calling for trustees to dismiss him if Chancellor Dumke does not remove him. It argues college leaders must confront rioters with police aid and restore order promptly to protect students and campus integrity.
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San Francisco State College
John Summerskill
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San Francisco
Glenn Dumke
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Truth in Legislation bill proposed by Rep Denney
Nebraska congressman Robert Denney pushes a truth-in-legislation bill requiring lawmakers to provide a two year cost estimate with each introduced bill. He argues forecasting costs will curb deficit growth and curb under estimation by opponents and critics. Voters and various groups back the measure though colleagues show limited enthusiasm.
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Four Politicians Get Sanitized Quotations
UPI report notes Gossar & Dunlap publish four quotable volumes pruning speeches by Eisenhower Humphrey Kennedy and Nixon. Critics say the sanitized selections strip warmth and spontaneity, yielding lifeless, depersonalized portrayals.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Dwight Eisenhower
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
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Barry Goldwater: Isolationists Of 1967 Divide The Democrats
The piece argues that Kennedy McCarthy Fulbright aligned Democrats will harass Lyndon Johnson over Vietnam. It labels McCarthy Kennedy and Fulbright as isolationists, warns that peace movement violence could undermine US actions, and condemns antiwar critics for potentially aiding the enemy while risking national cohesion.
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Inconsistency and Conversion in Politics
Morale, Rysaind critiques political inconsistency and praises genuine conversions across parties. He cites figures from Churchill to Thurmond, Stokely Carmichael, and McCarthy, arguing conversion requires courage and should be honored, while duplicity harms democratic discourse. The piece urges honest debate and a shift toward principled disagreement.
Cardinal Spellman a parish priest at heart in life and faith
Henry J. Taylor portrays Cardinal Spellman as a benevolent churchman who remained a parish priest at heart. He recalls a midnight moment on Madison Avenue when the cardinal invited two sailors in for confession, showing kindness over status and a lifelong devotion to the poor and missionaries. The piece links Spellman’s clergy spirit with Rome, Popes Pius XII and John XXIII, and his long service in the Archdiocese of New York.
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Reconstruction plan announced by Lincoln amid Civil War era
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Lincoln's 1863 plan offering amnesty to most Confederates while excluding top leaders. It mentions Revolutionary era origins around Trenton and Delaware River, a 1849 note on China’s government moving to Formosa after a conflict, and Lincoln's adage that truth is the best vindication against slander.
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