A Sturdy Voice on Dr. King and Dissent
The Lima Star Editorial Page defends Dr. Martin Luther King as a principled, nonviolent leader amid widespread vilification. The piece argues democracy needs dissent, dismisses a “Let Freedom Ring” recording, and questions anti-King accusations as sensational. It notes past false links between public figures and Communism and condemns the charge as dangerous rhetoric.
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Daytons Mrs Watson Causes Parking Lot Mayhem
Dayton Ohio AP report Miss Genell Watson a Day ton woman nearly completed her driving test when she hit the accelerator instead of the brake. She sideswiped a car and crashed into a plate glass window near the highway patrol testing station but no one was injured. She will return another day to retake the license test.
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Senator Dodd Asserts He Never Carried Out Klein Memo
Drew Pearson reports Sen. Tom Dodd of Connecticut kept and transmitted letters drafted by Julius Klein as part of a push for Klein’s contract renewal. The column outlines Klein's instructions to Dodd, the signed drafts, and the aim to win support from West German officials, highlighting use of a U S senator as a conduit for a foreign agent.
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