Harlem Race Riots Sparked by Protests and Communist Ties
Editorial warns that Harlem violence following the shooting of a Black youth by police is fueled by Communist agitators and civil rights disruption. It cites 200 FBI agents in the area, links to Bay Area tensions, and urges public vigilance to resist offstage organizers who profit from unrest.
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New York
PBI
New York City
Bay Area
Curent Bay Area
Secrecy of Vote in California Balloting
A historical note on California election secrecy citing the state constitution and contrasts with private clubs, discussing absent voting envelopes and the risk of clerks peeking, while noting requirements for name address and precinct on ballots and the constitutional emphasis on ballot secrecy.
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John Doe
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Right to Quit and the Darlington Case Debate
The article surveys the Darlington case before the Supreme Court on whether an employer can close a plant and cause unemployment. It contrasts NLRB protections for workers with business rights, notes political angles including Goldwater and 1964 GOP, and weighs potential impacts on automation, investment, and government limits on corporate decisions. It cites Darlington as an exile South Carolina plant and traces the single employer concept and affiliated companies.
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Britain
Europe
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Notable misfits in fashion as markers of distinction
Sydney Harris notes the Custom Tailors Guild’s annual list of best dressed men rarely includes truly eminent figures. He cites Lincoln, Twain, Broun, Wells and Wells’s hat theft note as examples of how enduring greatness ignores attire. fashion lists reflect social foibles, not character.
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Geneva Geneva Geneva Nonsense on Viet Nam Truce
Fienny J. Taylor critiques the July 21 1954 Geneva Indo China truce signing by Gen George Delteil and Ta Quang Buu, condemning Sino Soviet agreements as deceitful to undermine freedom. He argues U S policy collapses in Cuba Laos and Germany, warns of political posturing and a looming South Vietnam debacle, and calls for steadfast anti communist foreign policy.
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Ta Quang Buu
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Chiminh
América
Backlash Tone in 1964 GOP Campaign Frames
Excerpts discuss Democratic and Republican riffs on 1964 political turbulence. It references Johnson and Goldwater, White House Kremlin tensions, and a public appetite for backlash. The piece questions campaign unity, funding, and the party's resilience as the election cycle unfolds.
State face of California water project power plans
Caspar Weinberger warns the California State Water Project may shift to building and operating nuclear power plants to run water pumps. A Los Angeles firm claims potential savings over 8 million dollars a year, prompting questions about financing, contract revisions, and legislative approval before taxpayer funds are committed.
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California
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Oroville Dam
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