Dr. Allen Points The Way In Teacher Strike Accountability
Danville readers learn how New York State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. calls unprofessional teacher conduct a license risk. He reprimands 363 Long Island strikers and urges strict enforcement to curb strikes. The piece urges other states to adopt similar provisions to protect public schooling.
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Broadening The Electorate in Virginia Seeks One-Qualification
A three judge federal court ruled that Virginians qualified to vote for federal officials must be allowed to vote in all elections. The decision reinforces one person one vote and one qualification for all elections, aligning state practice with federal constitutional interpretations. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP commented states rights are dead as federal jurists reaffirm national voting standards.
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Justice Doucas
Supreme Court
United States
General Assembly of
Blacksburg
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Not A Negotiable Issue in Rail Strike Dispute
A political clash unfolds as Mayor Linpsay faces union tactics and a federal court citation over an illegal railroad strike. The firemen's leader proposes a three point deal to end the walkout, seeking assurances on no reprisals, no damages suits, and no contempt actions. Court action remains the arbiter of the back to work order.
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United States
New York City
Jonn Linpsay
Linpsay
New York
H. E. Gr.Bert
Ginpert
Gilbert
Grandma Tippy Rejects Senior Village Living
Grandma Tippy jokes about not moving to a senior citizens village and asks what kind of place would suit a top-notch professional babysitter. The FDA cracks down on certain cough lozenges, curbing use even as they remain legal.
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Mexico City
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Reforma Avenue
Washington vows to remove 25 year old temporary buildings
Washington promises to tear down the long standing temporary structures that have stood for a quarter century. The plan to repeal the temporary taxes will require more time to implement.
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Disappearing party system sparks mixed Viet Nam views
In foreign policy the Democratic party offers voters choices once tied to two or more parties. The President defines the party position, while Republicans tag along. Democrats are split across Viet Nam, with views ranging from all-out war to surrender, yet the split seems to work for now.
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Daily Mail
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Senate
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Viet Nam
The Utter Inevitability of Bobby Kennedy
Wm Buckley Jr argues Bobby Kennedy has proven himself worthy of the presidency by his political skill and alliances. He notes Kennedy’s rise alters the Kennedy dynastic plan, diminishing Teddy and placing Hubert Humphrey on the defensive while JFK’s line continues.
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Teddy Kennedy
Teddy
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Kennedy
John F
John-John
Gore Vidal
Esquire
John
Kennedys
Atlantic City
Ito Lyndon Johnson
Keating
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Abraham Beame
University of Mississippi
Berlin
General Eisenhower
Latin America
New York
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Slim Look craze and fashion pressures in Mexico City
In Mexico City a loud vendetta against slimness unfolds as billboards praise beaming figures and gyms reshape bodies. The piece lampoons dieting fads, beehive hairdos, padded posteriors, and the foam rubber padding industry, concluding that commerce and appearance drive life in the big city.
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Belinda
Jane
Paladin
Big City
Pandora's Box Opened By Fulbright In Vietnam Debate
Ralph De Toledano argues that Senator Fulbright and allies push a new look at Vietnam policy, aiding Communists via mass protests and Western liberal allies. He warns that Capitol Hill rhetoric weakens South Vietnam, endangers Diem’s successors, and could hurt Johnson's party in upcoming elections.
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Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
United States
Fulbright
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Moval
Preemier Diem
Capitol Hill
Senator Fulbright
Kennedy
White House
Johnson
House of Representatives
Moscow Campus Life Through an American Student’s Eyes
Dr. Thomas T. Hammond of the University of Virginia spent five months in a Moscow University dormitory, detailing strict rules and daily routines. He describes cramped rooms, communal duties, and a cafeteria lacking knives, with a self-contained campus life in a vast city of 6.3 million people and stark contrasts between luxury and peasant-era remnants.
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Thomas T. Hammond
University of Virginia
Radio
Hammond
People’s Guard
Sanitary Committee
Moscow University
Dr. Hammond
Width of Life in a Fragmented Era Cartoonish Prose
A satirical column notes varied quirks of postwar life. Senator Soaper jokes about retirement hobbies and counting money. It quips about space walks, midweek airline fares, Studebaker nostalgia, and China in world relations. Batman Days promos and mink fridges provoke mild outrage amid political statues and Beatrix wedding chatter.
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