See-Saw Revolutions in Europe Split Students and Workers
Max Lerner argues two European revolutions unfold in Sweden Denmark and France. He contrasts student power and factory sit downs with social peace in Scandinavia and notes Swedish discontent and anti US sentiment. He analyzes Olaf Palme tensions and Sweden's cautious stance amid elections and left-right shifts.
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Tag Erlander
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Cataract surgery fears eased by facts and guidance
Dr Molner debunks myths about cataract removal pain and high success rates and urges compassionate discussion of eye surgery to ease a diabetic patient’s fear.
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J.H
What Parents Owe Their Children In Debts
Arnold lists twenty debts parents owe to children from basic care to education discipline and moral guidance. He argues children deserve a world to grow in confidence, meaningful goals, fair standards, experience, restraint, and love. The piece ends by promoting a booklet titled What Should Parents Expect From Children and inviting readers to mail 25 cents and their address to obtain a copy.
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Arnold Arnold
Almanac brief for June 7 1968 United Press International
Today is Friday June 7 1968 the 159th day of the year with 207 to follow. The moon sits between first quarter and full as Saturn Venus and Jupiter are visible. Notable events include Lincoln and Johnson nomination 1864 presidential convention Baltimore and 1933 peace pact signatories Britain France Italy Germany.
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Crestwood PTA Elects Mrs Aznarez President
Mrs Paul Aznarez was elected president of Crestwood School Parent Teachers Association. Planners estimated Las Vegas population at 93 337.
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Crestwood School Parent-Teachers Association
Las Vegas
Humphrey Poised for Delegates Amid VP Run Debate
Carl Rowan notes Humphrey nears enough delegates to lock up the nomination while Nixon ponders a running mate. The piece examines the strategic pressures on Humphrey to define his stance on Vietnam and other issues and the risk to incumbent benefits if he signals independence before the convention.
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Humphrey
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Lyndon Johnson
Editorial on Warren Court under attack amid pending rulings
Editorial notes a heavy Supreme Court docket and growing criticism as anti Court amendments move through Congress. It discusses cases on arraignment rights, confessions, and counsel, along with funding debates and the influence of Johnson’s appointees on Court ideology.
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Earl Warren
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