Newark Insurrection Debate Echoes Governor’s Jungle and Law Line
Governor Hughes defines criminal insurrection as the label for Newark unrest amid killings, looting, and threats. He urges strong police action and federal help, framing riots as revolts against authority and warning officials to treat insurrections as such.
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Hugh Addonizio
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America
New Texas Governor to Serve During Connally Safari
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith will act as governor from July 19 to Aug. 31 while Gov. John Connally is in Africa. Smith may decide in about six weeks whether to seek the governorship in 1968, regardless of others’ plans, and could reveal thoughts after his interim stint.
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Preston Smith
John Connally
Africa
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Dropout Time Similar Between Students And Adults
A Public Health Service report from the National Center for Health Statistics shows adults miss 5.8 work days annually due to illness or injury while students under 16 miss 5.2 school days. The similar gaps prompt sociologists to study the issue and seek an explanation.
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Driving Under Strain Linked to 50 000 Car Deaths
California Medical Association experts assert emotional strain in drivers heightens crash risk. They argue mental state directly affects driving behavior, urging motorists to stay mentally tuned to the road amid life stress.
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U.S
California Medicos
Nelson
Khrushchev Admits Cuban Missile Tactics in TV Interview
The former Soviet leader in a CBS interview revealed a 1962 deal with President Kennedy to withdraw rockets from Cuba in exchange for a pledge not to invade Cuba. He claimed the move spared war, while officials say no such promise existed. Khrushchev asserted the removal showed concessions and warned that if Kennedy broke his word, all options remained. He cited Johnson’s continuation of Kennedy’s pledge and argued the action brought a guarded peace. The piece notes U.S. opposition to Soviet Cuba involvement and stresses the danger of nuclear brinkmanship.
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Glassboro
Humphrey Pursues Doves in Bid to Unite 1968 Democrats
Vice President Humphrey hosts a private lunch with six dove Democrats including Frank Church George McGovern and Joseph Clark to extend party unity on Vietnam. Asked about new U S initiatives he signals limits on bombing and renewed negotiations while Johnson climbs in polls ahead of Kosygin meeting.
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Frank Church
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Gorge McGovern
South Dakota
Joseph S. Clark
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Alexei Kosygin
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U S Soviet Deal Seen as Prerequisite for Middle East Peace
A Washington view argues UN paralysis benefits Moscow as Security Council stalemate blocks action. It predicts Israel must endure a drawn out clash with the Arab world while the West weighs a new US Soviet diplomatic pivot. It also notes Johnson's White House ties to Clark and potential impact on the 1968 campaign.
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Seminole Chamber Banquet Set for Thursday Night
Seminole's new Chamber of Commerce plans its first banquet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria with Fisher Muldrow, president of Seminole Oklahoma Chamber, as a special guest. Mrs. Lee J Pharr was honored at a backyard party at 2210 22nd Street hosted by Mrs. Anna Burt Gibbon with Mrs. Jimmy Williams and Miss Geneva Collins. Sailor Watkins lost the main wrestling event to Walter Stratton at Sled Allen's arena after beating the referee and a fan in the prior bout.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fisher Muldrow
Okla
Lee J. Pharr
Anna Burt Gibson
Jimmy Williams
Geneva Collins
Sailor Watkins
Walter Stratton
LSD User Journeys Beyond This World and Shakespeare
A brief note reflects on LSD experiences that plunge users into profound realms beyond ordinary perception. It references an old Shakespearean line to illustrate the idea of an undiscovered country and the irreversible nature of certain psychedelic adventures.
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Shakespeare
Amish Schools Win Right to Teach Their Own Children
A Washington Iowa policy allows Amish communities to run their own grammar schools with teachers of eighth grade education. The piece argues this preserves rural life and ethical standards, contrasting it with modern industrial society and criticizing rapid Western modernization.
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Iowa
America
God
Prince Philip derides horses in tongue in cheek remark
The Houston Post recalls Prince Philip quipping that God invented many animals and the horse is among the dumbest. He declined to ride at a youth event after a polo fall. The piece contrasts him with the Duke of Windsor noted for more ground time with mounts.
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Stressful driving repeats heart attack risk for survivors
At the AMA meeting last week researchers warned that driving strain and concentrations can trigger lapses in men who have recovered from heart attacks. The danger is severe enough to potentially cause another heart attack during rush hour on city streets and freeways.
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American Medical Association
Arkansas Gazette
Dear Turnrow Tunker humorous quotes on politics and life
A fragment from Q C McBride's Turnrow Tunker features jokes about Barry Goldwater hawkishness the Arizona Senate race and a home video recorder. It mixes farmer life remarks and light social commentary with pop culture quips about the Monkees.
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