Kine and Kennedy Align Ahead of 1968 Nomination
Dr Martin Luther King Jr. signals new political options in the 1968 race as he hints at supporting a Kennedy McCarthy pair, while Kennedy engages minority groups and students and demands actions in Washington. Alliance rumors grow as fundraising and city protests loom ahead of Chicago conventions.
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Julia Brown
City Auditorium
Martin Luther Kino
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Evcens McCarthy
Kine
Vietnam
Kennedy
William J. v Vanden Heuven
King
Washington
Senator Kennedy
Robert F. Kennegpy
Chicago
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Joumnson
Progress Comes To Boyce Dial Telephone Arrival
In Boyce Virginia Clarke County the town transitions from manual to dial telephones marking the last Chesapeake and Potomac area town in Virginia to modernize The nostalgia for operators and personal voice contact fades as dialing replaces repeating digits The Bell System notes the change as a sign of progress while offering courteous assistance when dialing mishaps occur
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Boyce
Clarke County
Double Tollgate
Berryville
Great
Bell System
Chesapeake and
Virginia
C&p
Virginia Beach Lobster News Points to Off-Shore Catch
Report from Norfolk via AP notes live lobsters weighing 1 to 15 pounds being caught off the Gulf Stream with scientists from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science studying off coast water temperatures as data remains sparse. locals prefer home seafood and Maine may have other options.
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Virginia Beach
Carolinas
Gulf Stream
Norfolk
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Maine
Deliberation At Dover Sit-In Turns Violent At Legislature
A Delaware legislature session drew 75 demonstrators largely Black and young to stage a sit-in for recreation funds. After adjournment police failed to ease the scene as some protesters fought officers. Ejections followed and charges may be pursued. One adult who left peacefully was later involved in a scuffle and released on bond. The piece frames the incident as a breach of peace rather than protected rights and urges accountability for those provoking disruption. Other unrelated notes comment on political figures and humorous asides.
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Delaware
Babe Ruth
Atlantic
Lenin
Beethoven
Maly
Germany
Vietnam
Sen. Kennedy
People of
New York
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Prince Charming
Knight In Shining Armor
Sleeping Beauty
The Danville Register Notice and Policy Excerpts
Public notice style text from The Danville Register includes standard postal and republication rights language. It cites The Associated Press credit rules and states rates apply to postal Zones 1 and 2 with higher rates after zone 2, plus renewal notice timing and national advertising representatives list.
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Associated Press
Ward Cannel Old Bedtime Story Gets A Fix
New York editors note a decision amid Democratic chatter on the Kennedy nomination. The piece reflects on party strategy and the surprise surrounding Kennedy as a potential presidential candidate.
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New York
Democratic Party
Sen. Kennedy
The Youth Rebellion Everywhere and Its Real Cause
The essay argues a global youth rebellion crosses political systems and nations, united by animus toward political control. It links permissive parenting to a desire for external standards, then shifts to critique of state power and the draft, noting debates on Vietnam, Kennedy's bid, and the bedrock belief that youth oppose being pawns of the State.
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Poland
Japan
United States
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Taylor
Waylor
Horedom
America
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Gene McCarthy
Spain
West Germany
U. S
Sonior
South Vietnam
Focal
Arsenic and Old Luce in a Nation’s Political Clash
In a charged op ed, Holmes Alexander likens Clare and Henry Luce to symbols of venom and conviction in the 1960s political battle. He argues for a rational alternative to the Democratic record, critiques Pearl Harbor and Tonkin Gulf missteps, and defends Clare Luce’s stand against Nixon-era excess while noting Henry Luce’s enduring belief in a Great Society through business.
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Ashington
D. Va
Arsenic and Old Luce
Case Society
Henry Luce
Man of Time, Inc. Luces
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Luces
Clare
Henry
Luce
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Paris
Dunkirk
Hiller
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Clare Luce
Roosevelt
Johnson
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
U.S. Navy
Davy Jones
Tonkingermane
Gulf
Congress
Tonkin Gulf
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Luce
J. William Fulbright
John Kobler
Fortune Magazine
China
Hotchkiss
Yale
USA
Republican Party
Party of Business
Towas
Administration as End Not Means in Universities
A critic argues graduate schools shaping administrators threaten teaching and scholarship. He cites a mystique of administration, managers guiding budgets and charts, risking universities becoming industrialized. He contrasts Scottish deans with U.S. trends and warns of loyalty to learning over clerical control.
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United States
Sis
Aso
Madi J
Enmson Square Garden
Academ Ys
Behemoth University
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