A Fear Rekindled Was Hitler's shadow still alive in America
The piece recalls postwar fear as Nazis reemerge in U S culture and violence. It cites the New Rochelle killings by Fred Cowan, the San Francisco Rudolf Hess bookstore attack, and a landlord who unknowingly housed Nazi material. It urges defense through informed civic engagement rather than mob violence.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Fred Cowan
New Rochelle
N.Y
San Francisco
National Socialist White Workers Party
Rudolf Hess
Auschwitz
Nathan Green
America
Germany
Public unease grows over recombinant DNA research debate
University of Chicago philosopher Stephen Toulmin likens science to a reformed church as public protests and hearings spread from Cambridge to Sacramento. NIH guidelines govern safety, but local moratoriums and citizen panels push for stricter oversight amid concerns about dangerous organisms and misused self regulation.
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Washington
University of Chicago
Stephen Toulmin
Toulmin
Cambridge
Mass
Sacramento
Calif
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On Health
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Citizens’ Review Board
Citizens’ Panel
Madison
Wis
Princeton
N.J
Ann Arbor
Mich
New Haven
Stanley N. Cohen
Stanford University
A Conservative View on a Miranda Case Miscarriage
A columnist argues the Williams case shows a misapplication of Miranda rights and due process. He asserts the Supreme Court's 5-4 reversal was a miscarriage, driven by different fact perceptions rather than new law.
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Robert Anthony Williams
Supreme Court
Warren
Missouri
YMCA
Des Moines
Williams
Pamela Powers
Leaming
Cause
High Court
Iowa
Nsec
Powell
Stevens
T Men Blocked From Hanafi Raid In Washington
Treasury agents were blocked from raiding Hanafi headquarters before the Hanafi siege. Officials feared testimony from a Hanafi household member and worried arrest would hinder prosecution. The raid could have exposed weapons linked to four related cases and the 134 hostages held during the two day crisis.
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Washington
Treasury
U.S
Hanafi
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
Justice Dept
Khaalis
The
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Abdul Aziz
Aziz
U.S. Attorney’s
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Jack Mitchell
Prosecu
Califano memo hints at housewife as confidential assistant
Washington discussion on a HEW secretary hiring a private cook morphs into a critique of a job description that mirrors duties of a housewife. The memo recasts the role as Incumbent Wife handling family logistics, funds, food service, and private duties with a strict need for discretion.
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HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
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