Trade Union of Welfare Clients Debates Nationwide Lobby
A three day Washington session draws about 200 welfare recipients aiming to form a national organization to push for bigger welfare payments and rights measures. Delegations from 21 states attend as organizers plan lobbying on Monday and consider names like Welfare Rights Movement and Poor Peoples Party.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Brass Roots
Georcek Witry
Poverty Rights Center
Court denies request to appoint counsel in $9 million suit
In Austin a pauper plaintiff Mrs. MapALYN Murny O'Hari sought court appointment of counsel to pursue a $9 million suit against 52 defendants including Maryland officials Major news services and Baltimore papers. Judge Jack Roberts denied the request citing lack of attorney confidence, noting no contingency takers. The plaintiff previously led the suit that outlawed compulsory prayers in public schools.
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U.S
Austin
Texas
Jack Roberts
Maryland
Baltimore
Mapalyn Murny O'Hari
O'Harr
Image building and privacy amid Kennedy publicity tactics
A critical view of press and media approaches to the Kennedy family privacy and image. The piece argues media pressure may retreat to protect the Kennedys and notes political image campaigns tied to Irish American influence and public goodwill. It cites a Czech release case to illustrate public relations manipulation and urges scrutiny of image building at high stakes.
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Kennepy
Kennenys
Rosear
F. Kennedy
White House
Vladimim Kazan-Komarex
Kazan-Komarex
New York
France Without A Marshal: Jom Death Leaves France Bare
The death of ALPHONSE Preske Jom leaves France without a marshal for the first time since 1793. The piece surveys the historic role of marshals from medieval times through Napoleon and the World Wars, noting the current absence and reflecting on military titles and modern parodies.
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Alphonse Preske Jom
France
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Services
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, in city and mail, with carrier and mail rates, and notes on renewal reminders. It also notes AP news content rights and advertising representatives.
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Danville
Associated Press
Focal News
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dalas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mizmi
The Beginnings Of Communism by C D Johnson
A critical view traces Marx and Lenin to the roots of communism, arguing Marx’s theory predicts a violent overthrow and the withering of the state, while Lenin altered the path by converting feudal society directly to communism, noting revolutions depend on a nation's political and economic health.
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I. TD. Jonson
Marx
Karl Marx
London
Lenin
Karl Bfarx
Raw
Leain
Manifest Destiny and Providence in Modern Policy
Washington column discusses James Polk era expansionism, the American drive westward, and the concept of Manifest Destiny. It cites John L. O Sullivan, De Voto, and Brook Farm, weighing providence against anti American views on Vietnam and U.S. global role. The piece questions whether war can be providential and asserts democracy’s spread through conflict.
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Washington, D. C
Berwell
Mnard
de Voto
Vietnam
Iago
William Fulbright
Harvard University
Ark
Schlesinger, Jr
Walter Lipp- Twann
Europe
Lyndon Johnson
James Polk
Union
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Southwest
Polk
Mexico
Britain
France
Spain
Russia
United States
Democratic Review
John L. O'Sullivan
Brook Farm
Boston
Brook
Harbinger
Sion
Southeast Asia
Roosevelt
Japan
Ger
Mary
Italy
Reischauer and Fulbright in Cold War China Debate
The piece surveys Edwin O. Reischauer involvement with pro Communist Institute of Pacific Relations and his Senate testimony under Senator Fulbright. It critiques his stance on recognizing the Communist government in China and opposing U.S. security alignments in Asia, while tying his views to Vietnam policy and broader antiwar arguments.
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Chiang Kai-shek
US State Department
Institutes
Pacific
Chiang
Mao Tse-tung
United States
China
Edwin O. Reischauer
IPR
State Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Dr. Reischauer
Kennedy
Reischauer
Japan
U.S
Harvard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Walian Fulbright
Fulbright
Jonson Administration Taj
Vietnam
Congress
John Sor
Washington
Southeast Asia
Asia
Philippines
Thailand
Computer aided learning in Rhode Island slum schools
Providence priests run a computer center at Providence College testing CAI to raise basic skills. Father George McGregor cites 278 displaced workers placed in programming as proof. He envisions a statewide network linking 20 towns to the center, with students learning at individual pace via programmed material and computer prompts.
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Providence
Rhode Island
United States
Washington, D.C
Joseph Alsop
District of Columbia
George McGregor
Merry Band of Friars
Providence College
CAI
Father McGregor
Peoople
Washington
Merry Friars
Providence College Computer Center
Patel
McGregor
Brentwood School
Palo Alto
California
Medical
Harvard University
Cambridge
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