Tower Urges Moderate Foreign Policy View
Senator John Tower, former LBJ successor, argues for a middle ground U S role in world affairs. He says domino theory applies to weak Southeast Asian nations but not everywhere, and stresses defending a distant perimeter while avoiding unnecessary neighborhood conflicts. He cites postwar mistakes and favors clear self interest to sustain stable allies and prevent Communist expansion.
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Massachusetts primary exposes chaotic candidate selection
The Massachusetts presidential primary showed a muddled ballot with only two major party names on the ballot. Write-ins dominated the results as Nelson Rockefeller Nixon and others attracted more votes than Volpe, while McCarthy led the Democrat ticket amid low turnout and widespread write-ins.
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Public access to criminal case details sparks ABA curb
The Chicago Daily News argues against the American Bar Association plan to restrict pretrial information. It warns such rules could hide suspect data, spark rumors, hinder law enforcement, and risk public safety by creating a de facto police state. It cites Sam Sheppard and Kennedy as inflaming fears.
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Debunking a Dictionary Dispute in Missoulian Column
The Daily Missoulian notes Tom Wicker cited the Declaration of Independence phrase unalienable rights. A verification confirms the traditional wording is indeed unalienable, not inalienable, clarifying Wall Street style misreadings and ensuring historical accuracy.
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McCarthy Trails Kennedy and Branigin in Indiana Polls
Indiana polls show Eugene McCarthy in third place behind Robert Kennedy and Roger Branigin, with about one fifth to one quarter of the vote. Analysts note a pattern supporting Kennedy’s lead, while McCarthy faces money and organization hurdles ahead of the May 7 primary.
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Turning point in postwar economics seen as manage ment fights labor demand
The 1948 item notes a key postwar shift as management prepares to counter labor’s push for a third wage round. Old-line Republicans grow jittery over Harold Stassen’s primary success as Arab forces attack in the Holy Land.
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Charles Sr
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No Moral Example So We Settle For Success
Sydney J. Harris argues that lacking clear models of greatness people settle for success devoid of moral content. He warns against pure demagoguery in living and notes how misapplied arguments can ruin good causes. He compares debt to a life-shortening burden and explains the misuse of language in self and others.
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Labor Leaders Mull Neutral Stance At UAW Meet
United Auto Workers executives plan to back neutrality at the Atlantic City convention as they await a clearer national political picture. After August conventions they will endorse a presidential candidate at a September citizenship conference. COPE and AFL-CIO officials favor Humphrey and oppose Car Michael’s rhetoric while considering Whitney Young as a potential running mate.
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Humphrey
Horse-Trade Claims Loom Over Wisconsin Higher Ed Policy
In Madison the Coordinating Council on Higher Education faces criticism for alleged horse-trading as it approves two forestry schools amid rivalries between Wisconsin forestry advocates and wood-using industries. Critics say the move Bankrolls a possible boondoggle while the state already funds related programs elsewhere.
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Walter Kohler
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Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
Kohler
Quote from Lincoln on governance and voter mood
A Lincoln quote asserts no man is fit to govern without consent. The note, attributed to Carl Riblet Jr, reflects on post election attitudes and the rebellious mood of about half of Americans toward the winner.
Free Asians Dread U S Coalition Role in Vietnam
In Asia fears grow that the United States may concede to North Vietnamese pressure and let the National Liberation Front play a part in Vietnam peace talks. Officials warn a face-saving deal could end with a Communist takeover in Saigon and jeopardize South Vietnam's government.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It operates from 4th and Cass Sts in La Crosse Wisconsin and is part of Lee Enterprises. The paper is Associated Press tied for local news use and AP dispatches. Carrier and mail rates are noted with varying payment terms.
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