Kennedys Attempt Suppression of Election Spending Book
In Washington the two powerful figures Lyndon B. Johnson and Wayne Morse clash on many issues yet share respect. Johnson helped Morse’s earlier campaign, and Morse seeks renomination amid differing views on Vietnam while pressures for mediation on labor and education loom.
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Morse’s labor battles and pivotal role in education reform
Viewpoint notes Morse’s clash with labor groups including the Machinists and his crucial task of shepherding the education bill through the Senate. The President praised Morse, calling him a key ally in advancing the education program, and hinted at his strong influence in Oregon politics.
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White House
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Kennedy
Murray D. Levin
Boston University
Supreme Court broadens picketing rights for private property
The High Court ruling allows picketing of private parking areas and shopping center spaces by labor groups and demonstrators even when stores own the property. The decision overruled a Pennsylvania court and sparked debate on whether private premises become public for communicative protests. Justice Black and Justice Marshall offered differing views on private ownership and compensation requirements. The piece also touches on Kennedy book controversy and other unrelated notes.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
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Supreme Court of the
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English Electric
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Switzerland
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Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority
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Bobby Kennedy
Los Angeles Times
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Ed Guthman
Justice Department
Guthman
Pierre Salinger
Indianapolis Star
News
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Khrushchev
LBJ
White House
Averell Harriman
Paris
Isaac Rabin
Egypt
Changing Nation Voices and Personal Counsel in The Times
James Reston analyzes America in turmoil noting the nation’s voices rise in protest while large forces resemble nature. A reader asks for guidance after moral failure, with religious counsel urging repentance through Christ’s forgiveness and a path to peace.
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NEW York Times
James Reston
America
Pacific
Nation grapples with war peace and progress through campus protests
The piece assesses America's debate over wealth, poverty, and world role, noting Vietnam casualties and widespread campus protests. It cites changes at Columbia University, Cleveland, the University of Michigan, and Stanford as signs of shifting relations among administrators, faculty, students, and local leaders, all amid a backdrop of reform and slow progress.
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Kennedy
Henry Ford
Richard Nixon
America
Vietnam
de Gaulle
Washington
Morningside Heights
Teddy Roosevelt
Columbia University
Cleveland
Stokes
Hough
University of Michigan
Stanford University
Prayer for daily guidance from Roy H. Stetler Jr
A devotional prayer asks God to illuminate virtuous deeds, guide daily actions, and influence others toward a closer walk with Christ. Signed by Roy H. Stetler Jr, Cheverly, Maryland, minister of Cheverly Community E.U.B. Church.
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Jesus Christ
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly
E.U.B. Church
Decatur Daily Offers Daily and Sunday Subscriptions
The Decatur Daily lists subscription rates by mail and delivered by carrier for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include yearly and monthly options with tax details and trade zone differences.
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