Senator Kuchel Libel Case Prompts Grand Jury Action
In California a grand jury indicted four men on criminal libel charges after distributing a hostile document about Senator Thomas H. Kuchel. The case highlights dangers of attacks on public figures and urges restraint in political discourse as the law protects reputation through remedies.
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California
Thomas H. Kuchel
U. S. Senate
Feller
Barry Goldwater
Kuchel
Senate
Lesson Of Assassinations Calls For National Action
The piece argues that assassinations reveal a broader climate of violence in the United States and worldwide. It urges radio and TV producers to curb doom, schools and churches to reexamine values, and a national push for law and order to curb rising crime and violence now.
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America
Parents of Delinquents Need Support and Understanding
Washington Juvenile Court Judge Orm W. Ketcham warns that many delinquents first form low self opinions. He says loving parents who accept their children and teach forgiveness can lead them toward better futures, citing Jesus Christ’s example of not condemning sinners. With the right environment, they usually improve.
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Washington, D. C
Orm W. Ketcham
Noth- Pe Meng Retin Gabe Font Comhoth
Jesus Christ
Urban Enigma: Cities Attract Industry To Smaller Communities
The Birmingham News notes a trend of industry moving toward smaller communities where wages are lower and room for growth exists. Experts must analyze this shift as part of broader economic challenges facing farms, society, and national planning.
Established 1854 Published Every Afternoon
An independent newspaper from Miami since 1854. The notice notes long-running publication cadence with daily afternoon editions and the paper's continued independent stance.
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Miaime
Voter Trust Felt Key in Goldwater Loss and GOP Doubt
Bruce Biossat surveys Barry Goldwater’s post election doubts and Edward Brooke’s urge to speak plainly to voters. He notes trust as a decisive factor shaping 1964 outcomes, with GOP weakness in Congress and state offices reflecting voter doubt in the party as a governing instrument.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Local letter seeks federal aid and highway funding for Greensboro
A reader in Greensboro requests intervention from national figures and agencies to boost the town's development. He urges expansion of outlying assistance programs and rail against past politicians while linking labor issues to regional growth and state pride in North Carolina.
Education extension proposals reshape urban worker training
The piece discusses President Johnson’s education proposals and a new urban extension act aimed at aiding the city’s adult working population. It cites the South’s higher education goals and stresses the role of universities in solving urban education and job retraining challenges.
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Johnson
Congress
Commission On Goals For Higher Education
South
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