America at Risk If Every American Carried a Gun
MAX LERNER argues that widespread gun ownership would spark internal violence and rise of vigilante groups like the Minutemen led by Robert B. DePugh. He cites Kennedy’s assassination, Brandeis and Cincinnati conferences, and urges federal controls on gun shipments to prevent private armies and para military conflict.
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Bernard Fismann
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Republic
Weimar Germany
Hitler
Jefferson
Johnsons Centered Policy Debates and Moderation Cited
The Johnson administration seeks a center grounded agenda with economy in federal spending and private enterprise support. Critics warn against drifting left despite a broad mandate, urging adherence to pledged centrist goals to avoid radical shifts in policy.
Deodorant mixtures and health advice from Dr Motner
Dr Motner discusses safe use of aluminum chloride deodorants diluted with toilet water and notes the active ingredient remains aluminum chloride. He answers readers about children’s plate-cleaning tips and addresses a mother’s concern about an overweight 43-year-old man consuming alcohol with meals, emphasizing health risks and the limits of guidance.
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Las Vegas eyed for Marciano title defense venue
National wire service notes Las Vegas as a possible site for a heavyweight title bout with Rocky Marciano defending against Cuban contender Nino Valdez or English challenger Don Cockell. Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. spoke at a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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Las Vegas
Rocky Marciano
Nino Valdez
Cuba
Don Cockell
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Calfornia
Las Vegas Convention Center
Labor aims to win 600 city elections as COPE urges drive
A confidential AFL CIO COPE memo calls for an immediate push to win power in about 600 city elections in November and protect a pro labor majority in Congress during the 1966 mid terms. It credits the 1964 labor campaign for sweeping voter registration and a surge in minority turnout, with COPE reporting success in 69 percent of 89 congressional districts and 51 new pro labor congressmen.
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