Burger Pick Signals Return to Settled Law for Court
The Nixon chosen Chief Justice nominee Warren Burger is described as a strict constructionist and law and order judge. Supporters expect a shift away from activist rulings toward a return to settled law to curb judicial drift and protect citizens and their property.
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Warren Burger
Nixon
Burger
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Law and Order
America
Warren
Frustration grows over Vietnam Hill assaults and aims
The piece laments the Viet Nam war tactics at Hamburger Hill in the A Shau Valley. It cites U S command spokesmen blaming misunderstanding of the attack while noting high losses for both sides and unclear goals. It contrasts World War II and Korea clarity with Vietnam ambiguity.
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Hamburger Hill
A Shau
U.S
Vietnam
Computer Era Still Shaky
A 2,500-respondent survey by Research Institute of America shows 90 percent of industrial computers are underused in routine tasks. Firms rely on computers for payroll, bookkeeping, and inventory, while top management decision making lags. Experts advise longer planning, skilled EDP leadership, and broad management involvement to unlock computer potential.
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New York
Research Institute of America
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Institute
Cement Walks Near Summerfield Hall and New Business School
The 1959 item notes that cement walk forms to Summerfield Hall are nearly finished and a new business school will operate in the fall. It also records the 1959 EU budget at $23,362,791, up 6 percent, amid a Washington national context of John Foster Dulles’ funeral.
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Summerfield Hall
Business School
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note highlights the Spirit from God guiding understanding of gifts given by God. Prayer asks the Holy Spirit to open minds and hearts to learn and follow God’s way and to glorify His name.
Editor Letters Reflect On SDS Figures And AAUP Stand
A Kansas reader critiques a Journal-World piece on the New Left and SDS leaders, cites Abbie Hoffman and Tom Hayden, and argues the AAUP stance defends academic freedom. The letter references Nixon, campus disruptions, and a Kansas legislature resolution on protest and institutional autonomy.
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New Left
Michael Klonsky
SDS
Carl Davidson
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Mark Rudd
Tom Hayden
Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S.A
Hall
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
AAUP
Minneapolis
Nixon
Mr. Jones
Aaup Council
David Fellman
University of Wisconsin
Jones
Locked Doors At SBA HQ Trigger Controversy In Washington
SBA chief Hilary Sandoval faced mounting opposition as he ordered locks on the main office to thwart a Black Advisory Council meeting. The council planned a 10 a.m. session on progress toward Nixon’s black capitalism program, while Sandoval contends plans to dissolve the council.
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Washington
Hilary Sandoval
Small Business Administration
SBA
Black Advisory Council For
Sandoval
Nixon
Advisory Council
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Floyd Mckhissick
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Hatcher
Walter Cooper
Black Advisory Council
Cooper
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
N. Y
Hatch
Council
Horton
Congress
Three Astro Bears Dock Snoopy Near the Moon
A father tells his five year old a whimsical space tale about three bears who launch to the moon in a module named Snoopy. They pass near the lunar surface then dock beside Charlie Brown before returning home for bedtime.
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Benjamin
Bengie
Mama Bear
Papa Bear
Mam Bear
Goodnight
Ben
Roy M. Jones Jr
D.O. Baldwin
Kan
A New Day Teen Reflects on Life and Choices
A 14 year old girl writes about a new day as a gift from God. She vows to use today for good and to value each day as a rare exchange of life for purpose.
Restaging Pearl Harbor Costliest Studio War Reenactment
Hollywood reports the Pearl Harbor reenactment in Tora Tora Tora cost about 8 million dollars for the Hawaiian shoot, with total project costs likely exceeding 20 million as filming spanned Japan Washington and Hollywood. The production used real planes ships and a hangar demolition at Barber's Point while salvaging an Arizona replica costing 1.5 million. Two pilots died and seven sailors were injured during hazardous shoots. An official noted Pentagon opposition to using the Yorktown during Vietnam era promotion.
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20Th Century Fox
Admiralty
Japan
Washington
Hollywood
Richard Fleischer
Barber’s Point
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Fleischer
Pearl Har
Bor
United States
Hawaii
Defense Department
Pentagon
Yorktown
Vietnam
To Your Good Health Advice and Opinions
A reader warns against alcohol after brain artery hardening, noting it would raise pulse and dull wits. Another asks if clothing from a cancer patient can be worn. the doctor replies it is safe to use cleaned clothes and not wasteful.
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Dolph C. Simons SR
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Daryl Hall
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Zeo Blunk
W. C. Simons
Richard Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
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Lawrence High School
Hoch Auditorium
John L. Bracken
Clayton, Mo
Vacation Bible School
Harriet Rynerson
Theta Sigma Phi
Yellow Hornet
Soul Owl
Sigma Delta Chi
Journal-World
Journal- World
J. D. Powers
Kansas
Topeka
Senate
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House of Representatives
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
State of
W. D. Paden
Hilary Sandover
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Frank Horton
Uie
New York Republican
Oil and Gas Journal
Israel
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Nasser
Egypt
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