Collision at Southland Mall ends teen art discussion group
A nude art incident sparked a dispute between Southland Shopping Center executives and the Babble-On youth discussion group. After weeks of a wholesome Friday session, managers ordered the art removed. when refused, the room was locked and the group evicted. They defended the decision as a basic civil right amid community criticism.
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Kaffeeklatsch
Southland
Washington, D.C
Social Service Bureau
Panama Canal Deemed Allowing Enemy Ships in Viet War
Henry J. Taylor accuses U.S. authorities of letting Fidel Castro's vessels pass through the Panama Canal on routes to North Vietnam and Red China. He claims ships are loaded with war matériel and go undetected by naval patrols, undermining efforts against Ho Chi Minh. The piece lambasts Defense Secretary McNamara and the Johnson administration for withholding information.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
North
Viet Nam
Panama Canal
Japan
Red China
Hi Chi Minh
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Jungle
Yokohama
Osaka
Haiphong
Hani
Castro
Johnson
U.S
Florida
Nicholas Katzenbach
Rhodesia
Cath
Red Cuba
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
North Viet Nam
Dodd
China
Barry Goldwater criticizes LBJ and Harlem poverty program
Barry Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of corruption and mismanagement in Harlem New York as the war on poverty faces audits and accusations. He questions payroll tax handling missing funds and funding to a Black Arts Theater while urging presidential accountability. He links poverty to broader political profit and calls for honest accounting.
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New York City
Harlem
One Worlders Gloat Over Dodd Dilemma
Columnist rails at One Worlders and Red China linkage as Dodd’s downfall shifts influence to pro‑communist factions. Notes Kennedy era aides and officials wavering under leftist pressure, predicting wheat‑sales diplomacy and reconciliation moves. Mentions McNamara, Johnson, and Evelyn Lincoln roles in shaping policy amid party divisions.
The People Speak on Birch Society and Freedom
A reader argues against the John Birch Society and related groups, tying them to extremism and threats to liberty. He cites Hoover, McCarthy era fears, and Minutemen, warning that the right and left alike could erode democracy if not checked. He urges adherence to the Constitution and cautions readers about misinformation and hidden agendas.
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Vogel
John Birch Society
Un-American Committee
FBI
al Capone
Johm Birch Society
Birch Society
Minutemen
Robert B. Deough
St. Petersburg
Florida
Hoover
Stalin
Hitler
American Constitution Association
A Prayer For Today Faced With Global Changes
A prayer asks divine guidance amid international and social shifts. The speaker seeks strength to avoid discouragement, to pursue a brighter day, and to, envision all people as brothers, striving for a fuller life for everyone.
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Daddy
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Mendia
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Washington Warriors
Francisco Caltabuit
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Ceasar Loreda
Camilo Cienfuegas
Barcelona
Spain
Met
Kennedy
Mr. McNamara
Holmes Alexander
Tom
Connecticut
de la Mare
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Stewart
Martin
Joe McCarthy
Bob Morris
Ted Walker
Westbrook Pegler
Dick Nixon
Evelyn Lincoln
Jfk
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
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