Shake Hands With The Devil at Security Seminar
Assistant Attorney General Wint Wilson warned at a New York seminar that organized crime targets legitimate business, banking, and investment. He said stolen securities are a growing market and urged removal or reassignment of employees who traffic with loan sharks to prevent infiltration. The mob funds ventures and can infiltrate many sectors, so focus on rooting out thieves at the source.
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Wintilson
New York
Winsow
Underworld
Winson
Wilson
Danville Board Plans Total School Integration
The Danville School Board and HEW approve plans for total integration of public schools starting next Septem. A district map helps families locate their elementary and junior high assignments. The move aims to minimize disruption and keep federal funding, contrasting with Halifax County where court orders create confusion and poorer education for the year.
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Danville
Halifax County
HEW
Divorce California Style Promises Easier Dissolution Start 1970
A discussion of changing divorce norms compares Virginia and California. California plans to replace divorce with dissolution of marriage on two grounds irreconcilable differences and incurable insanity. National data from 1965 1967 show divorce rates varying by state, with California high and New York lower. Vermont and Hawaii offer the best odds for a long lasting marriage at about 15 percent.
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Virginia
Agi
California
Arizona
New York State
New York
North Carolina
Vermont
Hawaii
Tate
Supreme Court to review Denver labor picketing case
A Sears led dispute over a secondary boycott centers on Denver carpet installers and All Departments Dial SW. Sears seeks NLRB protection after a district court refused an injunction. The case tests employer rights when labor boards lag in defense and whether the Supreme Court will grant review.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sears
American Retail Federation
Carpet Layers Union
Joe & Eddie's
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Board
District Court
High Court
Selves
All Things Are Yours Pauls Message To The Church
The sermon reflects on first Corinthians and Pauls claim that all things are yours whether Paul Apollos or Cephas or the world life death present or future. It warns against narrow party lines and libertarianism and urges unity in Christ. It stresses that Christians inherit every contribution and belong to Christ and God.
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Orveer Pic
Alexandria
Egypt
Apollos
Cephas
Simon Peter
Christ
God
Apostle
Polarization in U S politics sparks liberal critique
The piece surveys liberal and conservative voices on polarization, citing David Ginsburg and Hubert Humphrey. It argues liberals accuse the Nixon administration of a calculated appeal to the Silent Majority to divide Americans, while supporters cite the President’s peace with honor stance. It also reflects on religious counsel from Paul about freedom and loyalty to a cause.
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Edward Oo
Kennedy
Ginsurg
Agnew
Vietnam
Humphrey
Charles Goodell
New York
Nixon
Asia
David Ginsburg
Washington
Kerner Commmission On
Ginsburg
Pittsburgh Communications Foundation
Hubert Humphey
America
United States
Hunger conference chaos cures no meals or help
A White House hunger conference is held as Senator Soaper jokes about lunch hour delays and legendary Scotsmen. An inverted 1918 air mail bi plane stamp sells for 33000 dollars. A blue halo surrounds astronauts in moon photos and Cousin Fuse loyle emits a similar effect this season.
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White House
Kennedy Voices On Biafra War Critique And Aid Debates
The piece surveys Senator Edward Kennedy's critique of great power hypocrisy over the Biafra crisis. It notes U S reluctance to challenge London and Moscow, UN silence, and Kennedy's push for relief via Red Cross and Joint Church Aid. It questions oil diplomacy and AID plans for Nigeria amid the hunger and fighting.
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Robert Taft
Taft
Dresden
Katyn Forest
Pearl
Harbor
Hiroshima
Hue
Biafra
Senate
Edward Kennedy
U. S
London
Moscow
Kennedy
International Committee For the Red Cross
Joint
Red Cross
Teddy Kennedy
Biafran
Americans For Biafran Relief
Nigeria
Shell-British Petroleum Consortium
Cape of Good Hope
South Vietnam
United Front
United Nations
Haiphong
Vietnam
First Amendment under fire in antiwar riots debate
Washington column by Holmes Alexander argues free speech shields subversives in antiwar protests across the nation. Lawmakers push S-12 to curb conspiratorial speech and assembly, with penalties for aiding enemies and potential peacetime treason concerns amid political gridlock. Bob Hope.
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John McClellan
Dick Kleindienst
District of Columbia
Red Wolves
Congress
Hanoi
U. S
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