Hunger and freedom intertwined at Philadelphia Eucharistic Congress
The International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia drew about one million Catholics to discuss humanitys hungers. The focus ranged from literal hunger to the need for freedom, justice, peace, and spiritual nourishment, stressing the role of religious bodies in guiding political leaders.
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International Eucharistic Congress
Philadelphia
Congress
Jesus
Archibishop Dom Helder Camara
Brazil
HEW ruling on boys choir sparks civil rights debate
The Department of Health Education and Welfare faces criticism for ruling that boys require distinct vocal ranges to justify a separate choir, allowing girls to sing in Wethersfield Connecticut. Critics say HEW oversteps on education issues and civil rights funding.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wethersfield, Conn
HEW
Washington
Copley Editorial Service
Conviction of Howe Raises Questions on Law Enforcement Priorities
The Salt Lake City case of U.S. Representative Howe convicted of soliciting sex acts highlights concerns about entrapment and policing priorities. The author argues entrapment when decoy policewomen target otherwise unsuspecting individuals and questions the focus of enforcement resources.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
U.S
Allen T. Howe
Howe
Police reform call targets pimps and crime syndicates
The author argues lawmen should pursue real criminals rather than prostitutes and pimps. He cites a Washington cop who says decoys could trap muggers and dope pushers, while noting Howe’s appeal and a $150 fine and 30 days jail if upheld.
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Washington
Howe
Carter Promises to Reverse Trend on American Family
The Reverend Carter proposes to restore family values and cites Joseph Califano as a new adviser on federal programs. The piece argues federalizing social problems risks ignoring local roots and questions the feasibility of restoring human values through national policy.
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Washington
Carter
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
Califano
Federal Family Administration
Opinion: Carter and Ford campaigns strained by themes and doubts
The piece critiques Nicholas Von Hoffman style campaign messaging as vague demagoguery that stirs anxieties while praising Carter's low key approach. It warns of public distrust in polls, argues issues may cost more support, and notes Ford faces a double standard amid presidential expectations. It ends by urging Goober Peas to craft a viable theme or risk recalling Coolidge.
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Georgia
Presi
Ford
William Simon
Jerry
Betty
Jack
Susan
Mississippi
Reverend Goober Peas
Calvin Coolidge
Mencken’s view of conventions still shapes politics
The piece argues Mencken’s distrust of politicians endures as a lens on modern elections. It notes his 1924 1936 1948 stances and mocks overbearing consumer protection via a leaner Federal Trade Commission. It concludes Mencken would stay neutral toward all politicians today.
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Mencken
Republic
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Mo Udalls
Ralph Nader
Commission On Commission
Oklahoma delegates back Bartlett for Vice President
Several Oklahoma delegates to the Republican convention say they will vote for Dewey Bartlett for Vice President. Bartlett acknowledges he likely won’t secure the nomination but is glad to be mentioned. Henry Bellman supports John Connally for President and then for Vice President, staying in his corner whether or not Connally wins.
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Lyndon Johnson
The
Washington Post
Bob Tyrrell
Alternative
Mencken
American Mercury
George Jean Nathan
Tom Dewey
Truman
Roosevelt
New York City
John W. Davis
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Oklahoma
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Bartlett
Henry Bellman
John Connally
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