Wallace seeks to dodge term limit with wife run for governor
Alabama political figure Governor Wallace faces end of term and constitutional one term rule. He requested a quick amendment, then pushed his wife Lurleen to run, promising she will let him run things. Histories of Texas and Alabama governors cited. dissent warns against subverting democracy.
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Grerce Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
General Assembly
Lurleen
George
U.S
Texas
Miriam “Ma” Fercurson
Jim Fercurson
Big Jim Folsom
Fergursons
Wallaces
Family quarrel over wage rise pits Meany against Wirtz
The AFL-CIO Council led by Grorce Meany presses for a rise from 1.25 to 1.75 an hour as the Johnson Administration targets 1.40 this September and 1.60 later. Meany uses a roll call on 14(b) to pressure lawmakers while Wirtz warns of political stakes. The clash centers on minimum wage policy and its ripple effects on the economy and labor ranks.
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Afl-Cio Council
Miami Beach
Johnson
Grorce Meany
Williard Wirtz
Labor
Meany
Senate
Mike Mansretp
Big Labor
Wirtz
Congress
Mr. Meany
Laws And Draft Rules Stir Debate In Nation's Pulse
A editorial argues for strict law enforcement over honoring Martin Luther King and warns stricter draft exemptions in Vietnam era tensions. It cites professors threatening to refuse grading, calls for penalties against institutions, and notes the space race context framing national policy debates.
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Martin Luther King
Dr. King
South Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Kine
Cassius Cray
Danville Register subscription and rates notice
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with year, half-year, and shorter-term rates. It notes post office mailing, zone pricing, and a renewal reminder to readers, with advertising and AP association statements.
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Danville
The Draft And Cassius Clay In Viet Nam Light
Buckley critiques Senator Gruening’s voluntary draft proposal, compares volunteer types, and lampoons public figures and media framing. He argues the draft should end only if volunteers cover commitments, cites Clay’s satire, and chides political rhetoric amid South Vietnam policy.
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Gruening
Cassius Clay
South Viet Nam
Alaska
South Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Johnson
Perios
Harry Truman
George Washington
America
Jean Paul, Sartre
de Gaulle
Algeria
Vietnam
Clay
Call for reforms in public school teaching and texts
A critic argues American K-12 instruction remains weak despite some gains. Teachers often push personal views over English, with overburdened, underinspired staff and dreary textbooks curbing curiosity. Public pressure and better materials are needed to start reform.
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Viet Nam
Gracia
Teria
Kkids
Ualmolly Coddler
Kennedy on Coalition Policy Risks Calamity for South Vietnam
Ralph de Toledano argues that Senator Kennedy's push for a coalition with Communist forces risks repeating historic blunders. He cites Czech, Chinese, and Lao precedents where Western appeasement or pressure led to Communist gains. The piece criticizes Kennedy's inexperience and warns against aligning with Mao and the Communists.
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Senate
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Communist Party
Poland
Mr. Kennedy
State Department
Mao Tse Tung
Chang Kai-shek
Soviet Union
Yenan
Chiang
Mao
China
Red
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Pathet Lao
John F Kennedy
Bobby
McCarthy Committee
Humphrey
Blizzard Duel of 1888 and 1966: A Century of Snow
A compact look at historic East Coast blizzards, focusing on the 1888 storm that killed hundreds and buried major cities, with notes on the 1966 storm and how two remarkable cold fronts collided. It highlights New York City disruption, ships ashore, and the nationwide impact from Maryland to Connecticut.
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Long Island
Baltimore Harbor
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
National Geographic Society
Navy
Georgia
Atlantic
Newfoundland
New York City
Broadway
Chesapeake Bay
Nantucket
New York
Connecticut
New Haven
Senator Soaper and the Teamsters’ football plan
A quirky Washington snapshot notes Senator Soaper backing Teamsters to organize football players, including a fullback bargaining role. It mentions daylight savings debates, a Grand Canyon dam proposal, tourism potential for Iscuba divers, and a poverty-wealth divide. The piece ends with hints of travel to Hawaii.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Grand Canyon
Iscuba
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Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Loco Sponsus
THE
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Branham Company
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Wm. F. Buckley, Jr
Sludgepump
Tilly
Lord
Russell Kirk
Ralph de Toledano
Rumeer
Iniertime Gees
Senator Soaper
Washington
Hawaii
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