Katzenbach Deflects Rioting Link To Extremists In Senate
Attorney General Katzenbach told a Senate subcommittee there was no evidence of organized leadership by extremists in the Chicago and Cleveland riots. He contrasted his view with a Cleveland grand jury report that blamed a small, trained group of professionals and coordinated agitators aided by sympathizers. The jurors cited leaders from the DuBois Club and Communist Youth Party arriving from Chicago New York and Brooklyn, warning of potential repetitions nationwide.
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Nicholas Katzen- Bach
Big City
Department of Justice
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Maxim Luther Kine
Ape Ruisrcorr
Kattzenbach
Cleveland
Katzpusac
Senate
Cleveland Grand Jury
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Tommyrot
Katzenpach
Grand Jury
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Communist Party
W.E.B. DuBois Club
Communist Youth Party
Hough
New York
Brooklyn
Sukarno Clings to Presidency as Indonesia's Power Shifts
The Jakarta parliament session shows Sukarno asserting presidential powers while General Suharto clarifies the political reality. Commentary draws parallels to Louisiana figures Lena and Tate Hart Lane, questioning Sukarno's grip on power and whether illness or delusion underpins his insistence. The outcome remains undecided, with a verdict expected soon.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Sukanno
Sonarro
Tate Hart Lane
Louisiana
Lena
Lone
Uninvited Kibitzers and U2 Spy Flights Stir Cold War Tensions
The article recalls Khrushchev’s anger over Eisenhower talks and U2 overflights. It notes Soviet reactions delaying atomic testing talks, Gary Powers’ capture, and USSR naval forces shadowing NATO exercises including the Newport News amid Cold War sea incidents.
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Council of Ministers
Paris
Virginian
Gary
U.S
NATO
USS
Newport News
W.S.S.R
Witty musings mix bridal myths and public projects
Senator Soaper quips on bridal protocol and white church cameras while a carnival milk spill dampens a neighborhood romance. TV viewing at Luci’s wedding entertains cousins, and a sweeping public project is deemed costly enough to win approval. Pat Nugent may become a secret service protector.
Warren Report Criticized By Lane Book Rise Of Doubt On Oswald Case
Washington report notes the Warren Commission findings on the Kennedy assassination face renewed scrutiny. Mark Lane’s forthcoming book Rush To Judgment, developed for Oswald’s mother, challenges the lone gunman theory and signals a shift in liberal confidence in the official narrative.
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Warren
Washington, D.C
Sacco- Vanzetti
Francis Russell
Kennedy
Jdogma
Hugh Trevor-Roper
Hong
Bookwingers
Harvey Lee
Oswald
Thomas
Dallas
Mark Lane
Encroachment Versus Abdication Of Power Debate
Ralph de Toledano argues a power struggle between the President and Congress as airline labor disputes and public accountability test the balance. He cites fear of labor retaliation, congressional inaction, and calls for decisive leadership, warning that prolonged stalemate erodes democratic rights and the republic’s stability.
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de Ie
John Q
Congress
Franklin D
Capitol Hill
White House
International Association of Machinists
Pennsylvania Avenue
Afl-Cio
Republic
Neurotic creativ ity and gender in the arts debate
The piece quotes Solbright and Mr. Murphy discussing whether neurosis or abnormality fuels creativity, noting scarce recognition of women in art and letters and comparing drive in athletics. It references criticism of Broadway, the theater, and a celestial metaphor with Hermes asteroid and meteor crater.
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Solbring
E.E. Murphy
Mark
Mr. Murphy
Earth
Lasteriod Tearus
Iconian Astrophysical Ob
Kenminson
Seth Shorey
Hermes
National Geographic
Beetheades
Yen
Arizona
Asteroid Facts and Hints of Ancient Impacts
The text discusses asteroid sizes and depths, cites Sierra Madera as shattered rock from a 50 million year old impact in western Texas, defines asteroids as planetoids orbiting the sun, notes Ceres is 480 kilometers in diameter, and mentions about 1,600 known asteroids with estimates of over 30,000 in the solar system. It notes orbits mostly between Mars and Jupiter and occasional near Earth, with ongoing mystery about their origins.
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Texas
Sierra Madera
Ceres
Mars
Jupiter
Solar System
Icarus
Earth
Proposal on Labor Strikes in War Economy Debate
John Chamberlain analyzes strikes amid rising prices and profits, arguing for wage tied profit sharing and expanded right to work. He cites Mills and Byrnes, notes Hall’s plan, and questions freedom vs compulsory unionism in airline and railway labor amid potential war controls.
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Congress
Reek
Wilbur Mills
House Committee On Ways and Means
John
Byrnes
E.S. Hall
Farm
Ington
Conn
Ar. Hall
Don Quixote
Capitol Hill
Hag
Mr.Hall
Hall
Mr. Hall
Roy Siemiller
The
Machinists Union
House
Congress of the
United States
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Miami
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New Orleans
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Luci
Pat Nugent
Secret Service
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Holmes Alexander
Ralph de Toledano
House of Representatives
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Cain
Edward Jays
Congress Commission
Greater Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Warren Commission
Johnson
Louis Nizer
Doubleday
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Lyndon Johnson
Iine
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John Chamberlain
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