Wisconsin marches highlight race rights struggle in private clubs
The Nation column notes Wisconsin’s historic role in abolition and Negro equality while arguing Wisconsin’s Wauwatosa protests show private clubs’ exclusion from civil rights protections. It contends demonstrations fueled by black and white leaders misdirected attention to anti-discrimination laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krock
New York Times of Service
Washington
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Congress
Wisconsin Civil Rights Roots And Modern Debates
A historical review traces Wisconsin’s anti slavery shift from 1854 to a progressive era, citing Ableman v Booth and one man one vote. It argues federal coercion fueled group privilege, notes street demonstrations and counter violence, and critiques nonviolent protests as provoking broader unrest.
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Wisconsin
Union
National Democratic Party
Ripon
Republican Party
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Ableman
Booth
U. S. Supreme Court
Lincoln
Iron Brigade
High Tribunal
Wauwatosa
Illinois
Waukegan
Cuba Guerrilla Hopes Seen Crushed in Latin America
In Latin America the Cuban trained guerrillas have been largely suppressed or crippled. In Colombia a major ambush killed and wounded troops while U S military observers note declines in urban terrorism and rural insurgency. Peru lifted a Cuban trained campaign within months, showing growing anti guerrilla success.
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Juan DE Onis
New York
Times News Service
Bogota
Colombia
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Andes
Peru
Venezuela
Uni
U. S
Latin’ America
Temala
Mario Mendez Montenegro
Pedro Marin
Tirofijo
Suresnot
Havana
Department of Huila
Here
U.S
Observer on Nixon bid and Kennedy polls in Democratic race
Russell Baker surveys reader questions on Nixon strategy to dump Humphrey for Kennedy and the possible effects on 1968 and 1972 campaigns. He cites polling gaps and the risk of facing Ted Kennedy or George Hamilton III, then notes Latin American counterinsurgency ideas alongside U.S. advisory remarks.
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Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
H. H
Nixon
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Dodd
L. J
Johnsson
Clarifying The Political Muddle In 1960s America
A reader discussion critiques the Kennedy phenomenon and 1968 political dynamics. It argues Kennedys flood public perception, polling pits Johnson against many Kennedys, and notes a broad anti Johnson consensus among labor business and intellectuals. The piece warns against war hero risks in Republican strategy and cites Vietnam as a pivotal issue.
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Johnson
Robert Kennedys
Robert Kennedy
Robert Taylor
Ronald Reagan
Death Valley
Taylor
California
Reagan
L. IF. O.B
America
Conscientious Objectors Train Hard at Soquel Camp
In Soquel California 144 Seventh Day Adventist conscientious objectors undergo eight days of intense military drill without arms paying 25 each for the privilege They learn military procedures and medical aid to prepare for possible service in Vietnam Camp commandant Maj Harry Garlick notes the program aims to ease transition to military life while offering Sabbath privilege guidance and exemption discussions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Davies
New York Times News Service
Soquel
Calif
Monterey Bay
Viet Nam
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Central California
San Francisco
Harry Garlick
Glendale
Adventist Medical Cadet Corps Program
Gladstone
Ore
Grand Ledge
Mich
Ashland
Neb
Lawrence E. Wolfe
Newbury Park
Pentagon
Frequent swimming may damage hair in salt water or pools
Health Capsules notes exposure to salt water or chlorinated pools can dry hair. Rinsing or shampooing after swimming helps prevent damage. Dr. Michael A. Petit provides the guidance in this health brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Petit, M.D
Local Notes from Cullman County and Nearby Areas
Weekend guests include Mrs Eron White and families from Jones Chapel and Albertville. Viet Nam era transfer of Alton Fincher to Anchorage. Cullman County schools start Sept 5. A nine headed drilling machine completed two shafts at Lincoln Center in two days, drilling 8 feet per hour with 30 inch holes.
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Cullman County Jones Chapel
Eron White
Kev
James D. Kelly
Albertville
First Baptist Church
Jones Chapel
Leo Skinner
Edward Brown
West Point
Arlen Skinner
Vinemont
Carl Mac O’rear
J. P. Brown
A. D. Rodgers
Sue Rodgers
Pearl
Anchorage
Alaska
Cullman
Manhatttan
Lincoln Center
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Barney Rubble
Fred Flintstone
Flintstones
Decatur Daily
Ae American International
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Nancy Sinatra
Ats
Ver
Wile
Fox
20Th Century
Thunderbird
Soya
Siday
Pet
Wircna Woot
Bowline
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