Editorials Both Extremes in Supreme Court Controversy
The piece argues Chief Justice Farr Warren and Justice Hugo Black are extremes on opposite edges while noting Black's past Klan associations and leftward shifts. It cites Williams and loyalty program debates, suggesting the court’s balance hinges on Black and Warren, with Justice Douglas also on the left.
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County Supervisor Opposes Student Traffic Patrol Plan
County Supervisor Robert Hannon proposes replacing adult crossing guards with student patrols. Critics argue safety is a city or county duty and that using children diverts time from instruction, with concerns about effectiveness and funding.
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Decline and Fall of The Republic in a Turbulent Era
In a stark editorial voice the author contrasts Kennedy era welfare push and Soviet threats with domestic unrest. The piece highlights protests in Jericho, Jackson, and Philadelphia, calling out police responses and civil rights tensions amid a broader critique of leadership and political divide.
Liberal education and the civic purpose of college life
The column argues that liberal learning should form virtuous, self controlled citizens rather than mere technicians or dilettantes. It laments modern aims and urges professors to model service, while stressing personal examination of life as the core measure of education.
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No Reign of Terror Says Holmes Alexander on Race and Power
Holmes Alexander argues against fear and unrest amid the 1960 Census figures showing 48,871,831 Black Americans. He urges decisive leadership from the President and governors to restore law and order, criticizing perceived delays and calls for restraint as weakening the nation. He notes progress in rights despite alleged racism and places accountability on the Kennedy Administration to rally the country.
Kennedy Announces Major Asia Policy Shift in Aid Plan
President Kennedy unveils a sweeping policy shift to bolster India with 3 billion dollars in military and economic aid over two years while funding to several anti Communist Asian states is reduced. Indonesia would receive 400 million as Sukarno regime stability is supported, and advisers in Pakistan Thailand Formosa South Korea and South Vietnam will be cut back.
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Towist Cart eel What would happen to the united kingdom and US relations
Readers respond to an editor's piece about foreign aid and trade tensions, asking what would occur if the United States and Britain faced aid cuts or car tariffs. The letter page invites more letters, requests names and addresses, and notes editing.
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Message to U.S. Leader on Cuba and Communism
A Southeast Asian official pleads with the American envoy to aid Cuba against communism. He argues distance from the United States proves U.S. inaction, warns of global expansion, and challenges U.S. resolve to help freedom fighters far from home. He cites Vienna and mentions figures and officials.
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