Burke Warning On Civil Rights Bill And Liberty
The Daily Oklahoman reflects Edmund Burke that men surrender liberty only under delusion and warns that the civil rights bill could redefine interstate commerce and expand federal power. It questions protections for local businesses against discrimination claims and warns of conditional federal aid pressures on banks and programs.
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Edmund Burke
Burke
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
House
Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
The
Daily Oklahoman
Eisenhower urges tolerance as gifts debate clouding 1959 gift affair
Ike cautions against harshly judging officials who accept gifts urging restraint and judgment. He recalls the Sherman Adams episode and stresses that the right approach is to accept nothing from strangers and only gifts from those you would exchange gifts with, to keep integrity intact.
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Eisenhower
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Johnson
Sherman Adams
Thoughts For Today Scriptural Wisdom From Eden
A brief devotional combines a Bible verse from Hebrews about doing good through Jesus Christ with a secular reminder from Anthony Eden that people should treat others as they wish to be treated. The tone reads as a compact inspirational card.
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Jesus Christ
Washington Report Automation Probe Slated
President Johnson plans a special commission to study automation's impact on labor and management. The report surveys cases from a bakery to pulp and paper firms, noting varied effects on employment and wages and stressing planning and retraining.
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Washington Report
Carol Foley
Washington
Presidentohnson
Congress
Labor Department
Electronics Equipment
OKLAHOMA POLITICS: BILK WILKINSON ON TWO PARTY SYSTEM
Bud Wilkinson endorses the two party system while noting his own history with both parties. In the Democrats’ search for a new state chairman, Mike Monroney faces criticism that his assistance could draw loan shark accusations.
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Bud Wilkinson
Mike Monroney
Inez Robb on Margaret Chase Smith as a GOP third force
The column argues Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine could emerge as a moderate third force in the Republican primaries. It praises her class, courage, and appeal to voters disenchanted with Rockefeller or Goldwater. Smith frames herself as a steady, nonemotional choice drawing mail from across the nation.
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G.O.P
Margaret Chase Smith
R. Me
Maine
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Washington
Scranton
Romney
Congress
Sen. Smith
House
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
New England
Joseph Welsh
McCarthy
Mirror Of The Mind And Political Reflections
The piece argues teenagers should gain parental trust as they enter adolescence and discusses how husbands may unconsciously blame sick wives for accidents. It then profiles Senator Margaret Chase Smith on campaign plans, positions, and limited, footbound campaigning for the New Hampshire primary.
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New Hampshire
Why Do Americans Change Their Jobs So Often
Sylvia Porter analyzes 1964 Labor Dept. data showing 8.5 million Americans switch jobs. Most shifts are involuntary due to layoffs or temporary work endings, with only about a third voluntary. Emphasis on training and long term retraining programs to sustain employment.
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Labor Dept
U. S
Stuart Garfinkle
Garfinkle
Vietnam Coup Promises Uphill Fight Against Communists
Washington assesses General Nguyen Khanh's seizure of power in South Vietnam as likely to aid the joint military resistance to Communist invasion. U.S. officials see Khanh as a capable leader who may oppose neutralism efforts, while noting instability remains a risk and warning that loss in Vietnam could threaten Southeast Asia.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
Fhanh
Nvo Dinh Diem
South
China
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Lawton Citizens Council Elects Frank Crawford President
Notices list Frank Crawford commercial representative for Southwestern Bell Telephone as elected president of the Lawton Citizens Council for Education. Other items mention Mr and Mrs T H Ball attending a life insurance convention in New Orleans and Luke R Duff elected to the Oklahoma Hardware Association board.
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Frank Crawford
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lawton
Luke R. Duff
The
Oklahoma Hardware Association
Sgt
Gentil Joe DeVoglaer
Fort Sill
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Senate Preparedness
Republican Policy Committee
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Snyder Pharmacy
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