Two Points Of View On School Board And India Policy
Editorial contrasts a Rose Tree Union School Board decision on annexation with public protest and questions democratic representation. It then surveys India’s post Nehru leadership under Shastri, its move left of center, anti communist resistance, and expected U.S. ties and aid amid regional tensions.
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Great Society debate shapes liberal future in two visions
A guest editorial weighs two liberal strains on Johnson’s Great Society, one optimistic that humans can reform society through collective action, the other pessimistic about meaning and progress. The piece argues mass affluence offers new challenges, but urges preserving past values to guide future policy.
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Farm vote shaping postwar Democratic plans 1948 to Lyndon Johnson
Ralph de Teledan oq notes that farm voters helped Truman win in 1948 and have influenced Democratic strategy since. The piece questions whether Lyndon Johnson can retain that bloc, promising analysis of agricultural statistics to determine the likely outcome.
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Letters to the Editor on public officials and policy
Readers blast public servants for misused power and demand accountability. The letter cites Adlai Stevenson at the UN, U Thant remarks, and a Pennsylvania Senate resolution proposing Area governance. It weighs farm income trends, beef prices, and inflation, asking what car 1964 candidates will attract farmers to hear.
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Delaware County Daily Times Praises Free Job Ads for Youth
The Del aware County Baily Times commends the paper for offering free want ads to youths seeking jobs, viewing it as a positive measure amid rising juvenile delinquency and a step in the right direction.
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Do You Remember When Game Turns Into Circus
A local baseball game turned chaotic as Hastings failed to attract a crowd after a misadvertised circus promotion. The narrative describes mishandled plays, erratic fielding, and comic misadventure with players including Pat Carrol and Gifford amid a chaotic scene and jubilant misplays.
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