Editorial on A System of Drones in American policy
Editorial critiques a proposed policy by 26 economists and planners advocating universal income funded by automation. It questions replacing work with a guaranteed living wage, warns of drone workers, and asserts that new jobs exist while urging exploration of alternatives before accepting indolence as a right.
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INA
Lyndon ‘Johnson
Johnson
Should the voting age be lowered to 18
A Kennedy-appointed commission urges lowering the voting age to 18 across states. It argues youths are educated and politically attentive, with many already active in clubs and student government. Some states already allow 18-year-olds to vote, while others set 19 to 21 as the limit.
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Kennedy
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Hawaii
U S seeks to halt hiding of funds in foreign banks
U S officials secretly pursue restrictions on Americans using secret numbered accounts in Switzerland Panama and Mexico. Banks may reveal little about deposits or account existence, with penalties in Panama for disclosure. Estimates place hidden funds in the billions, with millions in Panama and potential use for illicit activities.
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U.S
Washington
NBA
Switzerland
Panama
Mexico
Transent
Taregers
Bahamas
Panama Corporation
United States
Panama Company
Panamanian Bank
Bobby Picked White House Staffers Cool to Johnson
A look at the Johnson era shows Bobby Kennedy largely selected White House staff after the 1960 election, shaping attitudes toward LBJ. The piece notes Kennedy loyalists remained, while Johnson faced ongoing resistance from both sides as civil rights filibuster efforts intensified.
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Bobby
White House
Johnson
Washington
Brother Bobby
Ted Sorenson
Ken’ Otaanel
Pearson
Kennedy
LBJ
Ralph Dungan
Dungan
Pupil eye expansion and leisure in army debate
A research team notes pupils widen with thought and warns children about eye strain. Premier Khanh of Viet Nam pushes leisure classes into the Army. An emaciated friend is rebuked for not following a diet. A critic argues technical progress does not guarantee happiness, echoing that the world hasn’t improved since self-opening beran.
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Premier Khanh
Viet Nam
Educators Need Broad Education Not Narrow Training
Sydney Harris cites Dr. James B. Conant’s critique of teacher training and argues that U S education teachers are among the least educated campus talent. He blasts accrediting educators as narrow technicians with a hold on the system, urging broader humane training and reform to raise academic standards nationwide.
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James B. Conant
Lions' den
American Asso
Harris
Bernard Shaw
America
Southern California statehood proposal letter to editor
Letter advocates partitioning California to form a Southern state with its own government, tax system, and crime prevention facilities. Author cites distance to Sacramento, rapid urban change, and strong Southern institutions as reasons for secession and self rule. The piece includes signature Patricia Killilay and Lakewood address.
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California
Patricia Killilay
Brock Ave
Lakewood
Belli Remark Insult to America
Harriet M. James at 1727 Orange Ave accuses Belli of shouting a Russia remark during Ruby verdict and warns of injustice. A reader from San Diego, Paul Ruplinger of 4567 Massachusetts St, condemns implied enemy ties and urges support for American actions.
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Russia
Ruby
Mr. Belli
United States
Harriett M. James
Orange Ave
Xtra News
John Birch Society
Paul Ruplinger
Massachusetts St
San Diego
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