Education and Harassment Debate From NEA To Campus Police
The NEA faces criticism as taxpayers and groups accuse public schools of harassment while defending academic freedom. Commentary contrasts with Florida monkey studies on money symbols and a view on citizen engagement. Texas Tech campus police expand to a large force with K-9 units, contrasting past campus security.
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NEA
John Birch Society
Parent-Teacher Association
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American Legion
JBS
PTA
Ayrol
Jones
Cardinal Wyszynski May Visit United States Amid Poland Tension
Preparations for Cardinal Wyszynski to visit the United States in late August to September proceed despite Poland’s Gomulka regime opposing the trip. The schedule aims for four to six weeks with stops in New York Chicago Boston Milwaukee Buffalo and possibly a Capitol visit. U S officials question the trip’s certainty as travel bans and political friction loom.
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Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Buffalo
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Millennium Committee
State Department
Wyszynski
Hill's Image Improves as Congress Gains Public Favor
Washington column notes 89th Congress gains public approval with 71 percent favorable polls by Louis Harris. It contrasts earlier criticism of obstruction and deadlock with a productive Johnson administration session delivering significant legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Louis Harris
Capitol Hill
Hay
Image Department
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Forgiveness memory and Congress reform reflections
The writer discusses forgiveness versus forgetting, noting the Bible forgives but humans cannot erase memory. Anecdotes on Maskepe toon and liberal critique of Congress illustrate memory and reform, with a caution that seniority rules persist into 1967.
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Maswepetpon
Maskepetoon
FDA Moves to Regulate 17 Painful Tranquilizers
Today’s editorial notes the FDA will designate 17 commonly used tranquilizers and related drugs for strict federal regulation under the 1965 Drug Abuse Control Amendments. The list, open to comment, includes anti obesity and hallucinogenic compounds, with firms and medical groups weighing in on scope and impact.
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Jonathan Spivak
Wall Street Journal
Spivak
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Congress
Taxed Air? A Glimpse Into a Pricey Economy
The remark suggests a society where nearly all goods and services carry a charge while air remains the sole exemption. It hints at pervasive taxation or pricing, raising questions about affordability and personal liberty in daily life.
Portraits and Poems of a Thankful Heart
Fragmented verse by J. C. Metcalfe describing heaven blue sunlit skies ermine clouds and silver shoreline. The speaker expresses gratitude and warmth as twilight breezes stir boats and sea mists.
Think trillions in a booming U S economy
Washington herald highlights United States records of trillions in GDP personal income and savings. It offers vivid comparisons and bold figures to illustrate the scale of national wealth and the expanding budget against a soaring GNP as the 1960s progress.
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Washington
U. S
Orce
Time Out To Laugh In Benett Cerf Column
Bennett Cerf recalls toast origins from the Dumas Dictionary of Cuisine and a bath side anecdote about Anne Boleyn. Charlie Rice adds a Beatle quip as Ringo notes fans scream at them while they scream at fans. Signs of the Times humor hits include municipal golf course and book shop quips.
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Congress
James McGregor Burns
Anne Boleyn
England
Charlie Rice
Ringo Beatle
Ringo
Signs OF the Times
Quotes and quips from political and military figures
A collection of remarks from Everett Dirksen Ronald Gould George Meany UN Ambassador Goldberg and Lt Col Earl Roth. The remarks touch on aging politics labor salaries public service vacations and Saigon living.
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Sir Ronald Gould
Britain
National Union of Teachers
Saigon
Col
Earl Roth
United States Marines
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Evening Edition Details
A fragmented notice from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal describes its publication schedule and courier issues. It mentions Democratic pew publication cadence and a curhal Patton in the building, with references to morning and evening editions and postage details.
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