British police praised for politeness after nudist magazine joke
A Pistful of readers recalls a police stop near Manchester where Mrs Pamela Lawton was briefly stopped for speeding and advised to head toward public restrooms along the road. The Sunday Dispatch quotes a nudist magazine problem and answer about modest fashion versus nudity.
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Knowland Plans Continued Involvement After Senate Term Ends
Senate Republican Leader Knowland says he will stay active in GOP politics after retiring at end of term. He cites the Emens How er Doctrine guiding Middle East policy and notes no decision yet on future political roles. He predicts several spokesmen will carry conservative views in the Senate.
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Powers Backs Nixon In 1960 Presidential Fight
Lt Gov Powers endorses Nixon before 300 Republican leaders meeting and signals the California delegation battle against Knowland. He cites focus on electing a successor to Knowland and suggests scrutiny of California’s candidate. He also comments on Tito, Red China, and the United Nations with cautious support and concern.
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China
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Bombings blamed on Dixie Klan in Alabama case
Police Chief G J Ruppenthal linked several recent bombings of Negro churches and pro integration ministers to a Dixie Ku Klux Klan faction in Clarke County Georgia. Investigations of seven bombings and a related conspiracy are headed to the Montgomery County grand jury this week.
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Paul Perth
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Alexander
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Ara
Ralph
Tedd Thomey
Custers Slayer Revealed Sioux Chief White Bull Speaks
White Bull, Sioux chief, recounts in American Heritage interview the hand to hand fight with General Custer at the Little Bighorn. He describes wrestling, gun grabs, quirts, and a brutal clash that left only ten soldiers alive. Vestal, using the pen name Dr. Walter S. Campbell, presents the veteran’s tale and notes Knowland’s political positioning and views on Cold War leaders.
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White Bull
Stanley Vestal
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American Heritage Magazine
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Custer
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Dritt
Sonny Kyle
Eugene Hall
Charlie Bodiford
Donald Tae
Cartsridge
Walter S. Campbell
University of Oklahoma
Fragmented political commentary on party battles
Editorial fragment notes sharp disagreement with a public figure yet acknowledges his ability and integrity. It suggests a tough upcoming fight among Republicans and a protective stance from Democrats amid shifting support and respect for the vice president.
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