Will Youth Be Heard In Public Affairs
An analysis notes youth growth from 16.1 million in 1960 to 22.3 million in 1967 and projected to 29.6 million by 1980. It argues youth will influence social, economic life and oppose war, urging leaders to consider these changing demographics. It also reviews civilian public employment trends in 1967 across federal, state, and local levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Congressional Quarterly
U. S
Democrats Will Close Ranks and Win Election
A political column notes that Democrats will likely close ranks behind Vice President Humphrey after the Chicago convention, despite intraparty divisions over Vietnam. It cites Sen. Eugene McCarthy's stance and predicts Humphrey as the next president if unity is achieved.
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Dick Nixon
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Minnesota
Humphrey
Chicago
Viewpoint on Fortas nomination to chief justice
Washington commentary on the Abe Fortas bid for chief justice, noting unprecedented Senate hesitation over separation of powers concerns. It cites Chief Justice Warren’s retirement sequence, ongoing Senate opposition led by Sen. Griffin, and fears over criminal rights versus public safety amid contentious Supreme Court decisions.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Senate
Fortas
Warren
Sen
Harry F Byrd
Virginia
Mr. Fortas
Rence
Byrd
Johnson
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Justice Fortas
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Daley praised for handling Chicago convention security
Senator Sparkman says Mayor Daley did a very good job keeping Chicago secure during the convention amid threats to disrupt the city. He notes few clashes, no deaths, and minimal property damage despite warnings and alleged plots against Vice President Humphrey.
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Daley
Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
John Sparkman
Birth Control Spending Sparks Debate Over Aid Funds
The Washington column reports about $500 million of next year’s foreign aid budget earmarked to spread birth control information and devices abroad while millions more fund domestic programs. Critics warn of funding against conscience and possible drug-price gouging by manufacturers. The piece also notes praise for Admiral Rickover’s defense of Rep. Mendel Rivers and reflects on public policy versus morality in family planning efforts.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pope Paul
United States
U.S
Vatican
Whitey
Uncle Sam
America
India
Mendel
Ismon L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Rivers
Rickover
Capitol Hill
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Billy Graham
K.S
Carl Jung
God
Christ
John S. Knight
Akron Beacon Journal
Vietnam
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Sparkman
Drew Pearson
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pentagon
Hyman Rickover
Lord Jesus Christ
Decatur Daily
Bs Valley Printing Co., Inc
Decatur
Ala
Associated Press
New York Times News Service
HuGo
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