Racial peace in danger no time for D C home rule
The piece argues against rushed home rule for the District of Columbia warning it could worsen racial violence. It cites Johnson’s warnings, riots in Los Angeles, and fears that federal, state, and local efforts already fall short. It condemns the notion that home rule would fix crime and unemployment without causing further unrest.
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District of Columbia
Congress
D.C
Johnson
Washington
Los Angeles
Dog Life A Bed Of Roses Says Humorist
A humorist argues the common belief that a dog’s life is wretched is exaggerated. He notes that family pets enjoy relative comfort compared with homeless canines who scrounge for food. Still he warns that some owners mistreat pets, making their lives harder than ideal.
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Cone
Training In IBM Operation For Youthful Convicts
Washington reports OMAT pilots train New York City's Rikers inmates as IBM equipment operators to reduce recidivism. The program, funded with minimal cost, eyes broader adoption. research tracks outcomes for ex-convicts, mature women, and retiring military personnel.
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Washington
Labor Department
Office of Manpower Automation and Training
OMAT
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Rikers Island
Eleanor FO Dolan
American Association of University Women
George Washington University
Communism as Political Tool Cited by Kenneth Dinon
Kenneth Dinon argues that some politicians exploit fear of Communism to gain votes, likening tactics to Nazi-era rhetoric. He challenges leaders who attack Communists without addressing core issues and claims many politicians cannot name any actual Communists, calling it a campaign gimmick.
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Lake Charles
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Europe
FBI
CIA
Johnson Faces 14-B Crisis in Senate Clash
The article describes a rising political crisis for President Johnson as Democratic leaders clash over adjournment timing. Senator Sam Ervin signals potential filibuster action while Mansfield and Abe, along with White House aides, pressure for fast passage of the labor related measure amid anxious party unity concerns.
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Abe Tarnyn
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Nicaskas
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Pytion
Ike and Eisenhower politics clash over United Nations stance
The column portrays Ike as a principled but impractical elder statesman who refuses to bow to opposition. It notes Ford and other Republicans criticizing his UN and Viet Nam positions while praising his wartime leadership. The piece contrasts Ike's measured restraint with GOP pressure for partisan action.
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London
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Ford
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John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Three Daily Papers Halt Afternoon Edition in Labor Dispute
In Chicago, three papers stopped afternoon publication as union printers walked out over contract terms. Management said further editions would be suspended for the day as the strike affected the news supply.
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San Antonio
Sare Wo
Tobias
Offhand Thoughts and Hollywood Snippets
A springtime update notes a Santa Monica topless swimsuit incident with no charges pressed. Barbara Kelly of a bathing suit company discusses this season's sexy suits and Mary Astor's preference for writing over acting. A Malibu head frontage remark follows. A man ponders memory in middle age as a general joke. A small town joke mentions a doctor making a 10 p.m. house call.
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Santa Monica Beach
Barbara Kelly
Bathing Sait
Mary Astor
Malibu
Hollywood
Six Appeals To Arthur
Washington observes a humorous quip about Job protection in Washington referencing Arthur Schlesinger and Kennedy era history. The passage parodies presidential succession and mentions Dean Rusk Ted Sorensen and Lyndon Johnson with a stream of garbled notes.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Schlesinger
Arthur
Dean Rusk
Dean Pusk
Peart
West
Renneke
Evercate
Bethy Kerrey
Bay of Pigs
Space junk and future cleanup ideas in space aging
The article discusses space pollution as a future concern with manmade debris orbiting Earth. It notes the Goddard Space Flight Center warnings and contemplates international cleanup campaigns, dumping grounds, or sending debris to the sun, while asserting vastness of space and uncertainty about impact.
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Greenbelt
Mars
America
Fort Worth
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