Editorial Seeds of Violence in Harlem and Brooklyn
An editorial argues racial disorder in Harlem and Brooklyn stems from overcrowding poverty and neglect. It cites police tensions, militant civil rights rhetoric, and opportunistic looting while condemning violence and urging responsibility from leaders and demonstrators. The piece notes a killed 15 year old boy and links unrest to systemic urban hardship.
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Harlem
Brooklyn
Fuzaz
New York
Iol
Oh x
New York City
Debos Meyers
Robert Wagner
Sidk Hing
Adlai Stevenson
Usn
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Meyers
Debs
George
Senate
Bob
Wagner
Tom Deegan
Claude L. Green
North Carolina
Lee Oswald
Boots shortages expose Soviet vitality versus need
Izvestia praises boot shipments to Lida while another Siberian town lacks boots despite money. Spring thaw worsens demand, and citizens complain through channels yet receive no footwear. Officials warn that further complaints might send residents to harsher climates.
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Soviet Union
Izvestia
Siberia
Goldwater extremism remark stirs GOP reactions and debate
The excerpt analyzes Barry Goldwater's defense of extremism in liberty as a political stance, with reactions from Nelson Rockefeller and others. It notes advisers carefully crafted the line, explores implied patriotism versus extremism, and discusses potential impacts on party unity and public perception amid international media commentary.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefelter
Everett Birksen
Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
Charles Mohr
The
New York Times
Mohr
Sen
Goldswater
Sen. Goldwater
Economist
Western Alliance
Arthur Krock
British Press
Europe
Mr. Wilson
Britain
China
United Nations
Independent newspaper masthead draft with editor names
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles for publisher executive editor advertising representatives and offices in multiple cities including Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia San Francisco and the Independent masthead listing personnel. The text is incomplete and garbled.
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Heeman
Pektishar Danial Hy
PeMihar Warald M. Hiees Ass Fa
Samual C. Maeacer
Ceilige Se
Egil
Colensis
Malcolm Epley
Esacutive
Miles Ey Pines
Manialg Edler Habynnd
Fetouien Walker Co
Mithatlicas A
Atlanta
Chi Dabalt
Los Angeles
Minogue
New York
Palladelphia
San Francisco
Johnson Faces Difficulty Picking Power Commission Member
President Johnson weighs a Republican pick for the Federal Power Commission to replace Charles Ross amid pressure from Dirksen and Aiken. Humphrey urges a consumers’ advocate while Johnson defers to Dirksen, stressing the need for a balanced slate amid pro and anti Cuba and Latin American tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Everett Dirksen
George Aiken
Charles Ross
Vermont
Senator Aiken
Aiken
Sen
Hubert. Humphrey
Minn
Ross
Humphrey
Mny
Federal Power Commission
Charlie Ross
Consumers
Cuba
Vicente Sanchez Gavito
Strictly Personal Notions On Dress And Status
A collection of anecdotes on clothing and social perception. It cites the Custom Tailors Guild lists of best dressed men, Lincoln, Mark Twain, Heywood Broun, George Kaufman, Pershing, H G Wells, and a note from E S Peck about a hat. The piece humorously questions whether attire truly signals enduring distinction.
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Custom Tailors Guild
Lincoln
Washington
Bari
Mark Twain
Twain
Heywood Broun
George Kaufman
Broun
Gen. Pershing
Paris
Pershing
H.G. Wells
Peck
Cambridge
Wells
Town Meeting Urges Defense of McCarran Walter Act
Editor warns the McCarran Walter immigration and nationality act is in peril. The note cites Senator Patrick McCarran on preserving American institutions and warns against amending or weakening security and quota provisions affecting Europe Asia and immigration from Asia Africa. Correspondent Mrs E A Corrigan signs from 4142 Elin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarran
Europe
Asia
Africa
McCarran-Walter
A, Corrigan
Elin
Tennessee Rightists Expect Goldwater Edge in Tennessee
Tennessee voters weigh civil rights law impact and Supreme Court shifts amid Budd Johnson era politics. Goldwater support grows among Republicans while Democrats fear JohnsonKennedy ticket. Primary races loom for Senate seats with Kefauver heirs and Gore prospects under cross party voting rules.
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Supreme Court
Tor Clement
Kefauver
Albert Gore
Tennessee
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London
America
Krock
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Republican Party
U.S
Steiré
Drew Pearson
OAS
Havana
Sanches Gavito
Sanchez
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Dean Rusk
Bee
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Betancourt
Rusk
Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Washington State
John Hauberg
Jackson
Leighter
William Z. Buckley, Jr
Kark Hess
House Un-American Activities Committee
Fd McCabe
Buckley
Pearson
By Sydney J. Harris
Harris
Town Meeting
Immigration Act
Virginia Kelly
Kennedy
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