Editorial on Resurrection City and the rule of law
The San Diego Union defends government by law over mob action at Resurrection City. It criticizes harassment of police, warns against tyranny when law ends, and urges responsibility, education, and self reliance to lift all Americans into the economic mainstream. It states Congress can’t solve long term problems by coercion and affirms equal rights under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Mr. McCormack
Resurrection City
Ralph Abernathy
Congress
Abernathy
United States of America
United States
San Diego
Many Men Of Good Will Divide Over Gun Laws
A columnist recounts reader reaction to gun control debates sparked by two pieces after the King assassination. Letters show 2 to 1 support for regulation, influenced by Kennedy and state violence, with broad cross‑section opinions on registration and constitutional rights.
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Dr. King
King
Kennedy
National Rifle Assn
NRA
Robert Kennedy
Nazi Germany
Soviet Helicopters Ferry Huge Arms Into DMZ Area
Washington reports claim large Soviet built helicopters, flown by crack Soviet pilots, are airlifting massive arms to storage near Hanoi Haiphong and then to bases above the 19th parallel. U.S. intelligence relays indicate intensified DMZ operations and planned three‑pronged offensives.
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Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Navy
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Rivers
Defense Department
Indonesia
Manoj
Ohn Satshan
Hainhongs- Hana
North Vietnam
Dmz
Voice Of The People On Nature Law And Poverty And Vietnam
Letter writer laments societal decline blaming permissive parenting and weak schooling. He cites crime at Knowland Park, poverty as unaffordable will, and tax policy as a slum maker. He argues against Vietnam war era foreign goods aiding the enemy and urges readers to buy American.
Editorial Report on Communist Party 1967 Election Plans
The American Communist Party may field presidential and vice presidential candidates for the first time since 1940, with Gus Hall and Arnold Johnson among potential nominees. Henry Winston and Herbert Aptheker are also named, while internal debate considers a Black candidate. The party lags in ballots yet pursues write ins, youth outreach, and congressional races amid membership estimates ranging from 10 thousand to 100 thousand “state of mind” sympathizers. FBI Director Hoover cites growing left influence.
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American Communist Party
New York City
Gus Hall
Arnold Johnson
Henry Winston
Claude Jightinol
Herbert Aptheker
Ron
Communist Party
Ben Dobbs
California
Paty
Edgar Honver
Federal Bureau of Investigation
House
Languane Il
Hoover
Hall
CPUSA
U.S. Supreme Court
Worker
New York
Belting Apshoker
Berkeley Pree Speceh
DuBois Clubs of America
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Paris
Morrie Ryskind
Shou
Fleg
Paul Scott
Kremlin
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Loose
Armed Services Committee
White House
Johnson
Mendel Rivers
Oavio
House Armed Service Committee
Voice OF
THE
People
Knowland Park
Will
Tam
Jess
Daily Review
Poland
Czech
Oslovakia
Russia
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Hayward
Jacal
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
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