Rights Conference yields calls for action on racism
Carl Rowan notes the White Conference on Civil Rights failed to identify concrete remedies. He cites Bill Russell about absent industry leaders and Johnson's warning that wealth cannot shelter one from poverty and discrimination. The event showed little unity beyond rhetoric.
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Doctor explains recurrent corns arise from pressure and footwear
Dear reader questions about a corn reforming every few months. Dr Molner explains thickened skin forms under pressure, self-removal fails, and a podiatrist may be needed. Use doughnut pads and keep pressure off until new skin forms.
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Quotes in the News Case Highlights 1960s Debates
A collection of quotes from diverse figures cites space race rhetoric, civil rights march rhetoric, privacy concerns in police wiretaps, and political influence in the 1968 campaign. Dr Edward Welsh contrasts getting there best with Russia, Dr Martin Luther King emphasizes marching power, Sen Edward Long presses privacy, and Sen Thur Morton cites William Scranton’s influence.
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Martin Luther King
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Tenn
James Meredith
Washington
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Thurston B. Morton
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Bill Scranton
Buddhist leader resigns after peace pact rejection in Saigon
Saigon reports Tam Chau, head of Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda, resigns after young Buddhist leaders reject his peace negotiations with the Ky regime. He says efforts to stabilize the situation were impossible. In Chicago, Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warns that this year’s traffic fatalities are rising toward unprecedented totals.
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Thich Tam Chau
Vien Hoa Dao
Chicago
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Brown Renominated Seeks Third Term Amid Reagan Clash
California Governor Edmund G. Brown wins renomination on the Democratic ticket and labels GOP challenger Ronald Reagan ultra conservative in a victory statement, saying he is anxious for a fight. Brown vows to press ahead in the race for a third term.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
The New GI Bill Advances Education for Veterans
Editorial notes the Veterans Readjustment Benefits Act of 1966 expands postwar education aid for veterans with criteria and benefits mirroring earlier GI bills. It outlines eligibility rules eight year windows, monthly cash rates for full and part time students, and the bill's fiscal cost of 358 million dollars in year one.
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Congress
Johnson
Veterans GI Bill Aids U S Wartime Recovery
The first GI bill helped America recover after war by providing skilled workers. The Veterans Administration says its first bill is paying for itself, generating nearly one billion dollars a year in extra income taxes from educated veterans.
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America
Veterans Administration
On This Day In History June 10 1966
June 10 1966 marks history with notable events including Sir Henry Morton Stanley born in 1841 and Cuba invasion begins in 1898. Mussolini declares war on France and Britain in 1940. Lidice massacre in 1942 and the Adams Goldfine hotel bill scandal noted in 1958. Henry Thoreau quote ends the item.
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Benito Mussolini
France
Britain
Gestapo
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Henry Thoreau
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