Impaired rights in drunk driving law criticized
An editorial condemns the implied consent provision in Virginia drunk driving law as a constitutional violation. It argues the blood test mandate coerces self incrimination and risks infringing individual rights, urging lawmakers to avoid patches that undermine civil liberties while acknowledging the danger of drunk driving.
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Commonwealth
Virginia
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Goowin
Welcome Stations For N C From State Plans
The North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development seeks 1967 funding to build seven welcome centers along Interstate Highways at state lines with Virginia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Project cost about $1 million. centers would be near Pleasant Hill and Bracey on I-95 and I-85, plus I-77 near Sparta, with Danville avoided for southbound tourists.
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North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
State Line
Tar Heelia
Virginia Line
South Carolina Line
Tennessee Line
Virginia
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Skippers
Emporia
Bracey
Norlina
N.C
Sparta
Baywood
Grayson County
Danville
Carolna
U.S
Old Dominion
North Carolina
Bureau of Roads
Department of Commerce
N.C. General Assembly
Michigan students protest draft board sit in
A group of University of Michigan students invaded the draft board office and blocked staff. The board reclassified the sitters from student deferment to 1A, making them eligible for military service. Michigan Civil Liberties Union defended the demonstrators as appeals failed for two sophomores, both 19, facing induction.
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University of Michigan
Draft Board
Michigan Civil Libertes Union
CLU
Royal Oak
Michigan
EDU
Danville Daily And Sunday Rates And Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery, by mail and in-city routes, with rates from one year to one month. The note mentions postal zones, renewal reminders, and an aside praising Dickens’ ghost of Christmas past in January.
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Danville
Associated Press
Associated Presax
Seanham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas
Reading at three why we push early schooling
A columnist riffs on child literacy and early education arguing for earlier reading instruction inspired by Montessori and Glenn Doman. The piece critiques delayed learning, cites Doman and Montessori claims, and questions wartime schooling pressures and national attitudes toward education. It notes the rise of Montessori schools and urges direct intellectual tools for children.
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John Dewey
W. H. Kilpatrick
jHe
Glenn Doman
Institutes For
Erri Eve
Uae
Montessori
Madam Montessori
United States
Washington
Tong
Battle over 14(b) repeal looms in Congress
Ralph de Toledano analyzes the coming congressional clash as efforts to repeal 14(b) press on amid election year tensions. He outlines how labor unions and Republicans, led by AFL CIO Meany and Senate leaders, gauge risks to the Great Society agenda while Vietnam, inflation, and politics shape the timing and potential filibusters.
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House
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Afl-Cio
ef-Dirksen
Meany
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Capitol Hill
Soaper Senator and cranes in cold war note
A quirky set of statements contrasts missile counting with 44 great whooping cranes and Russian numbers. A financial expert notes 1965 profits rise near city outskirts becoming crowded driving urban spillover. The New York Transit strike draws divided remarks from media on its impact.
Yale Defends Free Speech Amid Viet Nam Controversy
The piece discusses Yale University with President Kingman Brewster defending a professor’s right to engage in political activity, while concerns grow over Lynds role and possible foreign influence. Tong, a Vietnamese language professor, voices unease about South Vietnam’s politics and anti-Lynds sentiment at Yale amid broader Cold War debates.
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Vale University
Demoton Lynd
North Vietnam
Edward G. Lansdale
Sweneshle
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Tong
Kouyen Cao Ky
Fed
Politi- Brewster
Diem
Slaugh-Paty
Ton Lynd
Lynd
Mississippi
Staughton
Hannage
Anh Tong
John
Nigeria
Thui Tong
Val
van Thai
Oinbo
Tran Thi Khiem
Garetarn
Cammeb
Ideas Of Appeasement Familiar As Wallpaper
In Washington the Returning Traveler recalls debates on Vietnam policy as concessions to the Communist bloc appear in play. He notes talk of peace talks, UN admission for Red China, and partial troop removals as possible bargaining chips. The piece frames appeasement ideas as already familiar wallpaper while weighing risks of concessions for peace.
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Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
Red Ching
Red China
Russia
USA
Italy
Turkey
Mediterranean
Khrushchev
Cuba
JFK
Johnson
West
Europe
Traveler
Anna
Mr. Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Democratic
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