Brown Administration Criticized for Quick Judgments on Rafferty
The Brown administration and state board of education face criticism for swift condemnations over Rafferty and the slang dictionary. Rafferty seeks disqualification for teachers suspected of homosexuality, while the governor defends a hard line. Braden says thorough review is needed before decisive public judgments.
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General Lucius Clay in 1964 Republican prospects
Washington report weighs General Lucius Clay as a potential 1964 Republican ticket possibility while Kennedy tours Germany. The piece notes Clay’s background from Continental Can to Lehman Brothers, his opposition to overreach in foreign policy, and questions if his age 66 suits a national bid amid Rockefeller remarriage backlash and Geldwarer tactics.
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Solemnity Misunderstood Across Time and Space Flights
A reflection on solemnity in public life tracing Gordon Cooper and space flight misperceptions to a broader pattern. The piece cites Sydney Smith Chesterton La Rochefoucauld Hutchins and Shaw to argue that many serious figures use gravity as psychological armor while hiding poverty of thought.
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Sydney Smith
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United States
Robert M. Hutchins
Hip
Peck
Supreme Court rulings spark faith and doubt in America
A densely argued, opinionated column reflects on a Supreme Court decision about religion in schools and literature. The writer questions constitutional roles, praises Founding principles, and laments perceived drift from faith and humility amid modern judicial reasoning. Strong named figures and civic ideals are invoked throughout.
Otto von Habsburg’s Return To Vienna Draws Socialist Opposition
The Austrian administrative court rules Archduke Otto, heir to the historic Habsburg line, may return to native Austria after years in exile. He aims to influence politics as a moderating nonpartisan figure, facing strong resistance from Socialist factions who fear his nonpartisan leadership could weaken party structures.
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Habsburg
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Bruno Kreisky
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Scandinavia
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Beatnik Frontier Critique of the New Frontier Era
Morrie Ryskind condemns the New Frontier and its culture, arguing that indicting the era is necessary. He cites fiscal mismanagement, a weak foreign policy, and a shift from traditional national heroes, urging a return to discipline and accountability. He mocks TV programs and the beatnik image as threats to moral fiber and social order.
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Byrd
Howard K. Smith
Poking at Politicians Like Nipping Dogs
A reader compares certain politicians to a small yapping dog, describing the creature as a nuisance and potentially rabid. The letter defends free speech yet urges the press to label harmful material as poison and urges an informed public to counter partisan rhetoric with constructive criticism.
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Althogh
Lock and Learn trivia from early 20th century quiz
A set of trivia questions covers taxation sources for US revenue, postwar growth leaders, animal life terms, leading retail systems, authors of famous lines, conversion formulas for Fahrenheit to Celsius, and definitions of solder and alloy.
Fragmented OCR summary of tax and voting items
Answers include about 49 percent for one item with rest split among tram corporation taxes 24 percent employment 3 percent and excise and parcel taxes 15 percent Canada. Mentions animals with abdominal pouch kangaroo automatic vending machines Thomas Gray in Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard subtract $2 from Fahrenheit reading multiply by $3 lead and in.
Editorial Attacks Betancourt and US Communism Critique
The piece labels Romulo Betancourt and allied Latin American leaders as longtime Communists posing as reformers. It accuses the US administration of welcoming Red agents, funding them, and upholding Alliance for Progress while favoring anti-Communists like Tshombe and Perez Jimenez. It calls for a State Department investigation into policy and deportation actions.
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Washington
White House
Troika
Jose Figueres
Munoz Marin
Juan Bosch
Tshombe
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
U.S
State Dept
Jimenez
Guild Thankful Easi Thanking St Catherine's Guild
St Catherine's Guild expresses gratitude for the year’s support and publicity. Corresponding Secretary Belty S Sullivan signs the note on behalf of the guild, acknowledging kind words and steady help from Castro Vatley.
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