Riot talk and civil rights clash in national speech
In Indianapolis President Johnson denounces riots as civil wrongs, urging lawful opposition and warning authorities to end looting, arson, and destruction. The piece contrasts two strands of Negro leadership, praising constructive work while condemning agitators and urging white and Black unity for progress.
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Writney Young
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Floyd McKissiex
Delaware Seeks Court Ruling On One Man One Vote
The state of Delaware suits for an end to winner take all electoral votes arguing the one man one vote standard should apply. It asserts voters in larger states have more influence under current methods and urges a return to a district based system to equalize influence across states.
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Warren & Company
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
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Polaris Fleet Completes Launch of War Rocers Sub Fleet
The completed Polaris fleet, 41 submarines armed with nuclear missiles, marks a major shift in sea power. Operating from Holy Loch Rota and Apra, the subs patrol underwater up to 60 days with 656 nuclear missiles. The Poseidon upgrade in the 1970s expands global reach, strengthening deterrence and security.
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Danville Register Subscription Rates and Policy
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including city carrier and mail options. Rates are given for various lengths and zones, with notices on renewal timing and recognition of Associated Press content.
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Faith for This Hour Is Needed by Our Time
Speech urges Christians to apply historic faith to modern issues. It notes shifts in morals and the dangers of secularism anxiety and revolution, urging engagement with religious questions and to live the gospel in today’s American age.
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Midwest
United States
Australia
Christ
Palestine
Galilee
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Chrysostom
Augustine
Francis of Assissi
Luther
Calvin the Stern
John Mas
John Bunyan
Joshua
Israel
Jericho
Reinhold Niebuhr
God
Jesus Christ
Ideology Clash Over Labor Board and GE Tug-of-War
The National Labor Relations Board and the International Union of Electrical Workers clash with General Electric over bargaining rules. The IUE coalition seeks to pressure GE by coordinating multiple unions, while the NLRB backs the union’s bid, risking a shift in the collective bargaining landscape and potential chaos at the bargaining table.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric
NLRB
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United States
INLRB
IUE
JUE
Philip D. Moore
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Jose
Union
Consumer coddling amid wartime policy debate
Washington column argues President Johnson coddles consumers to protect popularity while wartime sacrifices fall on others. Notes government pressure on molybdenum prices led by AMAX and Ackley, with critics calling it paternalistic political maneuvering during the Vietnam war. Calls for shared home-front sacrifice and explicit consumer controls if needed.
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