Pro Signing Grid Cleanup Is In Order
The time has come for strict action against premature signing of college football players by the NFL and AFL. Four University of Oklahoma players, three stars, signed contracts before finishing college, depriving fans at the Gator Bowl of a full Sooner team. A hard police of violations is urged, plus an NCAA agreement that violators lose scholarships and the right to graduate.
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Mayor Tate Defends Free Coverage of Crime News
Philadelphia Mayor James Tate rebukes calls from a minority of the Bar Association to restrict crime reporting. He argues confessions, statements, and past records should be disclosed to inform jurors, warning suppression hinders justice and public awareness. The note urges judges to explain such materials and supports full transparency.
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Economy to Reach Trillion Mark Says Optimist
GOMFONF argues the U S economy may surpass one trillion dollars within the next decade if current growth continues. He notes many will struggle to grasp the scale as economists shift from billions to trillions and urges trust in expert analysis.
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U.S
Computers to diagnose diseases in five years claims Johns Hopkins researchers
Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers in Baltimore forecast use of the wizard box to diagnose diseases within five years. They stress doctors will still judge computer findings and decide on accepting or rejecting them.
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President Johnson weighs mandate and power in a new term
Special correspondent Ruth Montgomery analyzes how Lyndon B Johnson grapples with the idea of a voters mandate after history altering election landslides. The piece compares his approach to Eisenhower and prior presidents, noting efforts to budget discipline and balance civil rights progress.
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Two Tough Decisions By KenneTi 1 Dixon Lake
A columnist recalls a historic battle where two generals reacted completely differently under broken signals. One attacked despite orders to retreat, risking court martial but seizing a vital chance. The other fled, turning a potential withdrawal into panic. Letters show one officer credits frontline initiative while the other seeks recognition. the writer concludes with praise for the brave commander and urges forgetting the deserter.
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Infiltration of Colleges by Communist Propaganda
FBI director অভিযোগ Hoover warns of a Communist college outreach via the National Lecture Bureau and the DuBois Clubs of America to win youth support. He urges Americans to heed Lincoln's faith that right makes might against subversion, urging vigilance across campuses and media.
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London 25 year old widow urges hate to end war
Dr Barbara Simmons told 2000 teens in London conference on world citizenship that hate must be learned and that without it the war cannot end. A Baton Rouge petition asks closing all night clubs and gambling halls in the United States until after peace with Germany Japan and allies is declared. Rev A C Lawton says 350,000 Protestant Louisianans back the measure.
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Egypt’s Social Revolution Tests U S Egypt ties
Richard Starnes argues American policy misreads Egypt amid Nasers’ push for reform. He warns hunger and fear of famine are tools in a harsh bargaining for self rule, as the U S delays farm shipments over anti American sentiment while Egypt strengthens canal control and independence.
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Egypt
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Suez
City Hall Burns After Firemen Leave
Pem bina North Dakota city hall, used for their annual frolicking ball, burned hours after firemen finished at 2 am Friday. A spokesman said the blaze likely started in a men’s washroom. The building, erected in 1938 after a previous fire destroyed an earlier structure.
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