A Richly Human Document Cries Out For Protection
The piece praises the 26 volume Warren Report now released as a single volume and notes how the Dallas tragedy exposed the risks faced by public figures. It highlights Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Johnson and argues for better protection and lessons learned to prevent a repeat of such danger.
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Warren Commission
Warren
Johnson
Dallas
Death of Dr Paul Carlson Shocks Congo Crisis
Dr Paul Carlson, an American medical missionary, is killed as Belgian paratroopers seize Stanleyville airport and rescue whites held hostage by rebels. Reports say about 15 whites were slain amid the rescue, as rebel leader Christophe Gbenye threatened further violence. The violence underscores the dangers faced by foreigners in the Congo conflict and the resolve of international forces to confront the rebels.
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Paul Carlson
Congo
Stanleyville
Christophe Ghenye
Ghenye
Dr. Carlson
Editorial Outlook on NATO Multilateral Nuclear Force Plan
The crisis over a multinational nuclear fleet to be manned by mixed crews pits the United States against France with Manlio Brosio urging open debate. France opposes, while Britain contemplates a diversified force and expanded British nuclear role.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
M._L.F
France
Manlio Brosio
Paris
Brosio
M.L.F
America
Europe
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Norway
Belgium
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Netherlands
Great Britain
Britain
London
M. L.F
Why The Silver Shortage Threatens Global Supplies
Treasury faces coin shortages as silver stocks near depletion amid rising demand. Mining and substitution options loom, with the study favoring silver reduction in coins. New sources and improved exploration could ease the crisis, while vending machines complicate any content changes.
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Treasury
Department
United States
U. S
Treasury Department
Capital punishment across history and the American stance
A historical overview of capital punishment traces methods from ancient empires to modern states. The piece notes 21 U S executions last year by legal authorities and details varied practices, legal challenges, and shifting attitudes including Oregon and Kentucky debates. James Marlow reports on vacation.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
United States
Georgia
Arizona
Kentucky House
Senate
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Federal Bureau of Prison Records
Edmund G. Brown
California
A Market Is To Mature Tribute From The Mart Beat
Eddy S. Feldman lauds the Southern furniture market at High Point in Greensboro and Tampa coverage, praising unity, maturity, and wide publicity. He notes industry supporters, future conferences, and the market’s growing role as a national home furnishings center.
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Point
Eddy S. Feldman
Los Angeles
Furniture Mart
Mart Beat
High Point
Basic Witz Furniture Industries, Inc
van Cliburn
Greensboro
Futorian Manufacturing Company
Herbert E. Toor
Furniture Guild of California
City of Hope
Assembly of Friends
Milton
Furniture Club of
Southern California
Harold Coffey
Sandy” Bienenstock
Jack Whaley
San Francisco
Tribune
Tampa
Fla
Jack Burris
Gloria Paul
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