California judge blasts court system as state of confusion
Walter J Fourt Associate Justice laments breakdown in law and order in California courts. He argues stare decisis has eroded and courts suppress evidence, turning trials into games between state and defense, undermining truth and public safety.
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District Court of Preal
Los Angeles
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Justice Fourt
Justice Court
Supreme Court
Stare Decisis
California
LSD and Bank Suspicions Backed by FDA Commissioner
Dr. James J. Goddard, head of the Food and Drug Administration, testified to a House subcommittee that LSD is pure ak and a danger to the mind. He described it alongside marijuana and other drugs as a weapon in the broader war on reality. Vice President Humphrey linked the drug’s dangers to the Vietnam era battles, stressing the urgency of control.
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Food and Drug Administration
Goddard
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Meredith
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Zola
Samuel Gainers
Inter
Germany
Niemoeller
Adolf Hitler
Fishermen and the art of keeping quiet at sea
A rough, humorous monologue on fishermen talking too much about their catches and the desire for silence after a long, hungry wait for fish. It contrasts vivid scenes of cooking outdoors with the speaker’s craving for a simple meal and a quiet moment.
Kennedy Defends Global Conscience in South Africa Talk
Senator Kennedy addressed the National Union of South African Students during his South Africa visit. He urged action against apartheid and urged unity for universal rights, stressing youth courage and duty to oppose injustice at home and abroad. He framed self government, equality, and knowledge use as global duties. He warned against prejudice and called for shared conscience across nations. He argued youth must lead and that international cooperation requires a steadfast commitment to human rights.
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South
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New York
Haut
United States
South Africa
South Attica
Leon Uy
Sennnedy
Elite fund raising club taps White House invitations
President Johnson launches a secret $10,000 donor group called the Elite President's Club to secure White House party invitations for top contributors. The scheme draws opposition from old-line Democrats wary of shifting fundraising away from rank-and-file members and centered on Arthur B. Krim and the White House control.
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New York City
Democratic National Committee
New York
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Cess
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National Committee
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Cone
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James Meredith and the right to protest in Mississippi
Andrew Tully argues Meredith acted within his constitutional rights to enroll at the University of Mississippi and challenge segregation. The piece defends his pursuit of equality while noting Mississippi’s entrenched orthodox stance and the broader danger of labeling him a troublemaker.
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James Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
Medith
University of Mississipspi
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Bread and meat shortages hit markets in 1916 notes
Memory Lane column cites dwindling staples as prices rise and future supply fears grow. Supreme Court tensions flare as Justice Jackson accuses Justice Black of conflicts of interest, threatening public trust in the high court.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Jackson
Black
Offhand Thoughts and Fables Reflect Social Shifts
A series of pithy musings questions how teen girls spent time before phones, laments about modern pressure groups, and notes that even meek inheriting the earth must earn money, with a tongue in cheek about excuses and outdated figures.
Holcomb Spearheads EEOC Push Against Discrimination
Dr. Luther Holcomb acting EEOC chairman orders faster action on race discrimination complaints and refers cases to the Attorney General. He notes civil rights progress since the 1964 Act and cites his Dallas civil rights leadership as a key influence. A task force is formed to probe national origins issues and airline employee discrimination tied to marriage.
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Luther Holcomb
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Holbcomb
Thos
Selma, Montgomer
Birmingham
Johnson
Dr. Holcomb
Dallas
Kennedy
Texas Advisory Committee
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
EEOC
Holcomb
NAACP
John Nixon
Pollution fight marks turning point in water quality
Editorial urges readiness for the 1967 federal water quality act deadline and intergovernmental cooperation. It highlights Udall's guidelines, Texas leadership, and the need for strong state and local pollution controls to protect vital freshwater supplies for health, industry, and recreation.
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Department of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
State Water Pollution Control Board
San Angelo
Dear Turnrow Tunker Reader Letter on Middle East Arms and 1968 Ticket
The reader discusses U S jet bomber sales to Israel to balance power in the Mid East amid Soviet arms shipments. They mention a potential 1968 Republican ticket headed by Romney and Javits and argue religion should not influence elections. The writer notes concern about religious bias.
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Mid- East
Soviet Union
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