Demise Of The Constitution In Johnson Civil Rights Proposal
The piece argues President Johnson uses civil rights legislation to win votes in November. It claims the 1965 act upset the South and that the new proposal extends federal reach, including housing discrimination and desegregation suits. Senator Sam J. Ervin calls the Johnson plan a move toward the demise of the Constitution.
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South
North Carolina
Johnson
Congress
Mr. Jonson
Sam J. Ervin
Ervin
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Jounson
United States
U.S
Office of Education
Department of Heath, Education , and Welfare
Washington
Virginia Democrats Meet In Polite Four Way Primary Faceoff
Four candidates for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination spoke at a Northern Virginia Democratic Women's Club luncheon with cordial exchanges. The AP coverage included a photo misplacing the challengers. Debate touched on home rule for Washington but no firm commitments emerged as Florida and Alabama campaigns heat up and Virginia eyes a July 12 primary.
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Florida
Alabama
Virginia
U.S
Northern Virginia
Democratic Women’s Club
Associated Press
Byap and
Robertson
Stone
Bootur
Home Mile
Washington
Ropertson
National Capital
Congress
Philadelphia
Burn
Bosay
Alphonse and Gaston
Deep South
Keyneys
Hic
Miami
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert ¥. Kennedy
National Crime Information Center Aims for Safer Life
The FBI announces a plan for the National Crime Information Center to begin limited operations in January. It represents a voluntary, cooperative effort among the FBI, states, and localities to gather and share crime data with law enforcement nationwide.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Crime Information Center
FBI
Washington
Danville Daily rates and crime data talk in piece
The Danville Register notes subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, explains notice mailings, and includes a discussion of a new Information Center data program for stolen vehicles and wanted persons. It mentions computer use in law enforcement and civic club raffles in the town.
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Danville
Associated Press
Brankam Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
J. Eocar Hoover
Forgiveness and the call to reconcile in faith
A discussion on forgiveness cites Peter's sevenfold echo of perfection and Jesus teaching on reconciliation. It argues forgiveness requires initiative from the wronged, emphasizes the parable of the ungrateful steward, and urges ongoing efforts to repair bonds and extend grace within the church and beyond.
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Matthew
Ogleample
John Wesley
Jesus
Beloff
Christ
Ness Hard
Recen
Simon Peter
Public figures discuss Viet Nam hawkish shift and plebiscite
William F Buckley Jr and Humphrey weigh options in Vietnam policy. Russell cites leaving and plebiscite doubts. Galbraith rejects domino theory while stressing Indochina’s limited strategic value. Octime rhetoric contrasts with cautious realism about multipart public positions.
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Humphrey
Russell and
Galbraith
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Kenneth Galbraith
Senate Foreign Relations
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Indochina
United States
Vietnam
Pearl Harbor
Fulbright Critique Sparks Debate On Nations And Morality
Holmes Alexander argues nations act without moral codes and criticizes Fulbright for labeling the USA arrogant while defending historical actions. He insists nations survive by power dynamics, praising Roosevelt and Polk for actions often condemned in theory but defensible in practice.
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Washington, D.C
Russia
America
Supreme Court
University of Connecticut
Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies
J. William Fulbright
Ark
The
USA
Fulbright
Jon
Cuba
Baruch
Connecticut
Theodora Roosevelt
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Johns Hopkins
Abraham Lincoln
Bernard da Voto
Polk
George Bancroft
Geese Leads and Ghosts of Policy in Greenwich Village
An essay notes strident links between a West Fourth Street Greenwich Village peace group and future Vietnam events. It warns that savvy observers could detect premonitions in local activism and urges cautious, skeptical reading of political signals and possible staff work.
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Greenwich Village
West Fourth Street
Manhattan
Vietnam
Nostradamus
Robert Welch
Washington
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Internal Revenue Office
Whitehall
Mie
de. LaKhae-Quyen
University of Hue
U. S. Vietnam
Owen Lattimore
Freda
Owen Lattimora
Stalin
Far East
Utley
McCarthy
Lattimore
Southeast Asia
United States
Thich Tri Quang
Honolulu
Saigon
Damang
Tr Quang
Tri Quang
Senator Soaper’s Quips on Closet Space and Spaceflight
A collection of satirical lines about women’s wardrobes, Uncle Sam as a helper, Magellan era voyages, flying saucers delivering green people, and economists predicting lower wholesale prices. The quips mix politics, exploration, and humor with names and invented scenarios.
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Magellan
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An Alphonse and
Gaston
Danville Register
Outer Mongolia
Air Force
Earth
Petarte Aammant
Ing
William F. Buckley, Jr
Buen OY ST
J Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
United Front
Richards ‘Russell
Armed Services Committee
Fiie
Harvard
Russell
Holmes Alexander
Sen
John Chamberlain
Senator Soaper
Uncle Sam
Tilly
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