U S and Israel Clash Over UN Role in Middle East
The United States backs a paced response to the crisis while Soviet efforts to condemn Israel falter. Abba Eban rebutts Soviet claims, detailing Russian supplied arms and Nasser pressure. President Johnson pursues a pragmatic plan rejecting immediate return to June 4 conditions, aiming for lasting, fair settlement.
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Jordan
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Johnson
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Calls for quick fix on minimum wage amendment
The article argues a practical solution is needed to the Fair Labor Standards Act amendment setting federal minimum wage for states. It notes a Texas backed bill, support from AFL-CIO, and a pending Supreme Court challenge after a Baltimore three-judge panel upheld parts but questioned overtime. Congress should repeal the amendment to halt enforcement and end the suit.
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Supreme Court
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Western Appeal and West's lasting allure in culture
The continued popularity of Western stories and songs captivates students of American culture. People seek escape from modern realism, preferring romance tied to a legendary Old West that supposedly never vanished, as audiences imagine themselves still living in a bygone era.
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Ion
Peon
Becaus
Right Of Dissent Questioned By Court Ruling
Washington commentary argues the Supreme Court's 5 to 4 decision limits workers rights by allowing unions to discipline dissenters. It contrasts U.S. labor protections with Soviet conformity and cites National Labor Relations Act, noting state laws restricting election to join unions. It blasts the court for alleged legislative power and questions the erosion of First Amendment dissent guarantees.
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Russia
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Rockefeller Rise Splits GOP Moderates
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s growing prominence in New York is causing unease within the Republican Party’s moderate wing. Strategists fear his surge may weaken plans for a united moderation front and clear backup candidates.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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Ates
Nee ‘Mons
Supreme Court ends Virginia anti miscegenation laws
Andrew Tully notes the Supreme Court's 3 0 ruling striking down Virginia anti miscegenation laws as a landmark for human rights. He argues slow social change will follow and discusses lingering racial prejudice and the fate of mixed race couples amid ongoing bigotry. He also surveys political maneuvering around Rockefeller Romney and Nixon in the presidential race.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
United States
Robert ¥. Button
North Carelon
We Bron
Wurpotta
America
Taft Harrty veto overridden as labor row grows
The Lubbock Morning Avalanche notes Taft Hartley vetoes and a House override, while Brownfield faces ongoing strike actions. A Friday meeting discussed a 10 acre northeast tract proposed for water wells, with local political organizers and sponsors in attendance.
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Washington
Taft
Ohieya Erstealy Taleo
Taft-Hartley
House
Bruce Biossat on Diplomats and U S Power in Vietnam
The column argues liberals and conservatives share frustration with U S policy in Vietnam and the world, while noting some see Washington as an insufficiently influential actor. It describes debates over strategy, policing, and America's role as a declining major power in the face of allied and adversary pressures.
Editorial condemns state funded newspaper scheme
The piece criticizes Copeman's proposal to fund a public newspaper costing 179000 dollars, calling it a dangerous tool for disseminating propaganda. It argues government grants to create private capitalized media violate free press principles and cites Representative Jones and Sargent Shriver era policy concerns.
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Copeman’ Posal
North Nine
Sa He Amel Press
Fragmented OCR sports note yields mangled quotes
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a jest and a rant, references to California season and a person named Bob Hope, with unclear quotes about a long day and a decision to sentence on Twente dios Dats charter. The text is garbled and many names are unreadable.
McBride Letters Stir Debate On Religious Dietary Rules
Fragmentary text shows McBride addressing Turnrow and discussing Hindu dietary practices, prohibition of beet and restrictions on certain foods. The garbled lines mention Canada and trading ideas, indicating a disputed topic on dietary customs and trade policy.
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