Agitators Stokely Carmichael and White Supremacists Rally Clash
In Baltimore during 1966 protests CORE and white supremacists clashed as rallies drew hundreds. White mobs attacked Black neighborhoods. police restored order after rioting. Both sides urged arms and violence, escalating racial tension. Civil authorities heightened weekend police presence to prevent further unrest.
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Flogg McKissice
Martin Luther Kine
American Nazi Party
Ku Klux Klan
Baltimore
Congress At Racial Equality
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Arewago B. Norton
Maryland
National States Rights Party
Norrown
Connie Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
States
Riverside Park
South
Civic Interest
Pennsylvania Ave
Lynex
Norton
American force in Europe faces possible troop reductions
Senate leader Mike Mansfield declares the United States still maintains nearly a million troops and dependents in Germany and Western Europe, calling the force unnecessary and unwarranted. Defense Secretary McNamara urges NATO allies to cut their own forces, signaling potential US reductions, including possible removal from France and about a 10 percent cut in Germany and Western Europe while promising no drop in American combat power.
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United States
Germany
West Europe
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Manshetp
Democratic Policy Committee
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic Alliance
Paris
McNamara
NATO
Soviet Union
McNasarna
Mansfield
Europe
France
Duartes de Gauute
Manstroup
Precedent Rules and Reform Signal in British Law
The House of Lords abandons the doctrine of following prior decisions where unjust or hindering law development. The ruling marks a potential revolution in British law, alarming barristers who fear uncertainty in advising clients, while promising reform for the public and nation.
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Lords
Lords of Appeal
Britain
Giant Dossier Bank Faces Privacy Backlash
The proposal for a national data pool collecting data from cradle to grave alarms Rep. Nelius F. Gallagher and others who warn it could empower government and private access. Critics say computers report errors without context and a central repository would give the state a stranglehold on citizens.
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Corneliuus F. Gallagher
New Jersey
House
By Affirmation Of Faith Explores Life Meaning And Purpose
A reflective piece discusses Christian faith shaping meaning amid chaos and suffering. It cites Paul, the idea that life is not senseless when viewed from the end, and uses a parable about two women to illustrate contrasting life fulfillments and the value of meaning found in serving others.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Materialism and the Great Society echoed in Adenauer memoirs
The piece contrasts Johnson's utopian Great Society with Adenauer's warning about materialism fueling state power. It cites passages from Adenauer’s memoirs noting how industrialization and urban mass society fostered a materialist worldview that eroded individual dignity and paved the way for dictatorship. It argues postwar Germany tempered materialism, urging leaders to avoid deifying the state.
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Johnson
Konrad Adenauer
Regnery Company
Cologne
Germany
Dr. Adenauer
Russell Kirk
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Hartke as lone Vietnam critic among Senate Democrats
Holmes Alexander Hartke emerges as the most significant defect or among Democratic senators toward Johnson's leadership. The Evansville mayor persona belies a grown Senate presence. Hartke criticizes the war polices as non policy and calls for total economic mobilization with wage and price controls, cuts in spending, and broader unity with anti communist allies.
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Washington
J.C
Wayne Morse
Bill Fulbright
Bob Kennedy
Vance Hartke
Lyndon Johnson
Hartke
Ind
Morse
Ore
Fulbright
Ark
Kennedy
N.Y
Ike Fullbright
Evansville
Indiana
Harike
Congress
Vietnam
Johnson
Europe
Asia
Russia
Guantanamo
Cuba
Caribbean
Senate
LBJ
Laws and limits of captive nations week in public view
The piece discusses Captive Nations Week, U S policy, and East Central Europe. It cites Poland and other states where free speech and press are restricted, noting Polish writers jailed, a Catholic newspaper curtailed, and calls for abolition of the death penalty. It reflects on faith and political rights amid Cold War tensions.
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Wackowicz
Wawrecky
Cinabil 92
Warsaw
Prague
Budapest
Bucha
Dan Map
U.S
Europe
Communist Party
Tollice Service
Paul
New York City
Poland
Tygodnik Powszechny
Melchoir Wankowicz
Miller
Czechoslovakia
Tyan ‘Svitak
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Soaper: Beer is brewed most in Czechoslovakia and more
The piece cites varied quotes and anecdotes on history, culture, and politics from Svitak to Eastern Europe, noting travel, work rights, freedom of movement, and labor conditions. It contrasts Western and Soviet-influenced states, mentioning censorship, unemployment, and political refuge.
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Academy
Svitak
Czech Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Vienna
Bulgaria
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