Editorials on Pennsylvania college myths and Vietnam politics
The piece argues Pennsylvania fast growing community colleges dispel myths about local control faculty hiring student placement and accreditation noting accreditation for Harrisburg Area Community College. It shifts to Vietnam politics, analyzing Ky Thieu and Huong candidacies and military influence, then reports a Labor Education and Welfare appropriation bill with a civil disruption ban amendment.
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Pennsylvania
Louis W. Bender
Bureau of Community Colleges
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg Area Community College
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
House of Representatives
Departmentt of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Congress Considers Master of Examination in Police Interrogations
Washington reports explore Rep. Robert Taft Jr. proposal to appoint a court official at federal facilities to supervise interrogations after arrest. The plan would allow up to three hours of questioning, with rights advisory, potentially bypassing certain Miranda timelines and edging toward an inquisitorial system. It raises concerns about neutrality, bias, and the shift away from Anglo American procedural norms.
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Supreme Court
Europe
Taft
Ramsey Dick
Criminal Rulings Are Risk to Society
The liberal majority on the U S Supreme Court is accused of redefining criminal evidence through interpretations of the 4th and 14th amendments. Key cases Mallory Escobedo and Miranda are cited as widening exclusion of confessions, with warnings that such rulings threaten public safety. The piece notes rising violence, clogged courts, and a proposed constitutional amendment to curb the court's reach.
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U.S. Supreme Court
America
Mallory
Escobedo
Washington
Supreme Justices
Supreme Court
Danny Escobedo
Chicago
Goldberg
Harlan
Stewart
White
Phoenix
Miranda
Tiple
Thut
Sam Frvin Jr
N-C
Romney campaign builds nationwide primary push
Romney organizers plan rapid growth with committees in Wisconsin Michigan and other states. A Washington public relations chief and midwestern tactician are sought as the national effort expands. The team aims to mobilize 12 million first time voters in 1968 while balancing southern and regional leadership amid a tightening race with Nixon likely opposing him.
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New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Richard M. Nixon
Shent
Romney
Washington National
Rowmey
Bethel residents warn against modernizing local government
Ralph D. Weller, chairman of Bethel Township Supervisors, writes to the Times opposing the report Modernizing Local Government by the Committee for Economic Development. He argues the proposal would create a larger, more expensive political spoils system, reduce local control, and require higher taxes. He cites Pennsylvania School Reorganization Act 299 as an example and warns readers about big business influence on media.
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Committee For Economic Development
Committee On Economic Development
Pennsylvania
Scott Paper
Bank of America
Cities Service
Green Giant
the Gillette Co
H. J. Heinz
Time, Inc
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co
Dann and Bradstreet
General Motors
Proctor & Gamble
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Pennsylvania Association of Township Supervisors
Board of Township Supervisors
Bethel
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