Unilateral Disarmament Sparks Council’s Wakeup Call
The American Security Council accuses a broad coalition in Congress of pushing unilateral disarmament. A national security index rates lawmakers on preparedness, showing 28 of 100 senators with perfect scores and naming the 100 percenters and zeroes among current reelection candidates. It warns that such voting could endanger American lives and national vitality.
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American Security Council
United States
U.S
Council
Congress
Senate
New Militants Rise Among Spanish Americans Across the Nation
The Nation analyzes a growing militancy among Spanish Americans led by Cesar Chavez in California and Rodolfo Gonzalez in Denver. It notes harsh poverty, discrimination, and rising political potential, with incidents in Hoboken, Los Angeles, and ongoing calls for pride and rights as they shape future power plays.
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California
Cesar Chavez
Denver
Rodolfo (Corky) Gonzalez
Texas
Jose Angel Gutierrez
la Raza Unida
New York City
Chicago
Young Lords
Hobokeh
N. J
Los Angeles
Ruben Salazar
Los Angeles Times
Brown Berets
Southwest
Mexico
Puerto Rico
United States
Vietnam
U. S
Cabinet Committee On
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
New York
Missing Prison Records in Raiford Hospitalization Coverup
Washington reports allege Florida prison officials falsified medical records and hid a death at Raiford. Three inmates provided details on K. C. Reid who died May 8 after a suspected hospital trip and cell confinement. Investigators cite a missing page and notes of an employee moving Reid to the hospital.
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Washington
Florida
Raiford
Les Whitten
James Bax
Don Hassfurder
Whitten
K. C. Reid
Reid
Charles J. Krijala
Robert Spishock
Spishock
Jay Huskins
Statesville Record
University of Ilinois
Urbana-Champaign
Prison records dispute sparks inquiry and resignations
A disputed hospital admittance form for a dead inmate triggers a prison probe led by R. P. McLendon. Hospital administrator Judson Clements and others denied irregularities while inmates and staff claim falsified records and call for impartial testing.
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Judson Clements
October Weather, Folklore, and Disability Awareness Reflections
The piece blends notes on October weather lore and seasonal signs with a salute to Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. It cites Hawthorne and folklore indicators, then highlights local efforts in High Point and national disability employment goals amid war veterans and broader societal needs.
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National Geographic Society
High Point
Ralph Miller
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