Accuracy questioned in NAACP dinner remarks on race politics
The article critiques Harry Gounen of Charlotte for at NAACP remarks in Chicago arguing an alliance of Black and poor white voters. It disputes his history of the Populist alliance and disenfranchisement, noting Populism's late 19th to early 20th century roots and Virginia North Carolina voting reforms.
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Harry Gounen
Charlotte
Chicago
NAACP
Carolina Israelite
Golpen
Gotpen
A. Howes
Gouvin
Democratic Party
Aycock
North Carolina
Montague
Virginia
Monracur
South
Gonen
GoupEeNn
Mail
Associated Press
Branham Company
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Nixon comeback fades as Romney faces uphill nomination
The withdrawal of Rockefeller and Scranton from the GOP race reshapes the 1968 nominating fight. Observers see Romney as favored to win the nomination by the convention, yet he still lacks broad professional party support, especially from county chairmen who favor Nixon. Polls show Nixon could beat Johnson, making Romney prove himself before gathering momentum.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Wielliam Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Rocxe- Feller
Scranton
Romyev
Motor Thaker
Richard M
Nixon
Gaur
Jounson
Barry Goupwarner
Johnson
Romney
Quiet Vietnamese Rally for Independence Endorsed by Mass March
A measured statement from President Johaxson backs continued war aims in Southeast Asia. The piece lauds the quiet Vietnamese majority, noting a calm Saigon march of two million Catholic refugees opposing communism. Buddhists largely refrain, contrasting with rebellious monks. unity with allies is urged for victory and self determination.
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Johaxson
Southeast Asia
Red
Saigon
Viet Nam
Neuven
van Tratru
Cao Ky
No TV on school nights sparks clash over power
A student protests his father when told there will be no more TV on school nights. He decries power and raises concerns as debates about expanding higher education and abolishing the Electoral College surface.
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Electoral College
They Don’t Play Job Hunting In The Great Society
Holmes Alexander critiques the Great Society’s approach to work and employment. He notes wage pressures in New York firms hiring English stenographers and questions why millions of Americans avoid work. He cites studies showing open jobs for beginners and semi skilled roles, while advocates blame chronic misperceptions of opportunity. He argues automation shifts job types and stresses the need to view employment as available rather than lacking.
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Washington, D.C
Wirtz
New York City
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Joint Economic Committee
U. S
National Industrial Conference ‘Board
Ford Foundation
USA
Labor Department
Congressional
Kennedy in Africa speech draws mixed views and critique
The piece critiques Senator Robert Kennedy's Africa trip and South Africa speech as impractical yet highlights his bid for a presidential nomination. It notes reactions from Reform Democrats, observers in America, and the New Left, arguing Kennedy faces limited appeal and a divided response from voters and party factions.
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Africa
Robert Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
South Africa
America
New Left
National Conference For New Polities
Julian Bond
Simon Cassady
California
Counscil
North
Vietnam
Jrvying Howe
Henry Wallace
Congress
Probing origins of student protest misses key leftist links
John Chamberlain critiques a 1964 1985 protest study by Richard E. Peterson of Educational Testing Service. The piece argues the survey ignores the Old Left, Soviet and Maoist influence, and the behind the scenes forces shaping student radicalism. It urges digging into origins and control, not just trends.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Richard E. Peterson
Peterson
Educational Testing Service
Berkeley
U. S. Vietnam
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
U. S
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Students For A Democratic Society
Mr. Peterson
League For Industrial Democracy
Phillip Abbott Luce
DuBois
Communist Party
IF. B. I
Gus Halti
Herbert Aptheker
Camp Midvale
Ringwood
New Jerssey
Soviet Union
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