Dowdy Looks At Washington Court Decisions And Crime
Rep. John Dowdy of Athens rails at Supreme Court rulings restricting police work and cites vigilante fears. He notes Warren security, transit crime, and calls for firm enforcement while praising Gary Player for charitable Open winnings gifts. He cites a stalled Senate bill to toughen DC law enforcement.
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John Dowdy
Athens
Ogre
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Senate
District of Columbia
Death and Taxes on Marilyn Monroe Earnings After Death
The late Marilyn Monroe remains a wage earner via deferred salary and sales of old films to television, with over $800,000 earned since death. Most will go to taxes, including state, estate, and especially federal income taxes at 70 percent on future earnings, reducing the estate left to heirs.
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Marilyn Monroe
Washington
Berkeley Teachers Win Spanking Rights for Pupils
Berkeley public school teachers gain permission to spank grade school children but not high schoolers. The piece notes Berkeley as home to the University of California and hints at a broader cultural trend amid left wing agitators and speech debates.
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Berkeley
California
University of California
Psychological Testing Under Fire Smears Minn MMPI
A U S government critique of personality tests sparking calls for privacy safeguards targets the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory a 566 question true false exam. An offbeat North Dakota Null-Hypothesis Brain Inventory prompts readers to answer a quirky true false quiz.
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Washington
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Keep Emergency Numbers Near and In Big Print
Kenneth Dixon recalls a frantic wrong-number call seeking help for a dying grandmother. He urges readers to keep a complete, easily readable list of relatives and authorities by the phone in large print, as misread numbers can cost precious time.
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Crom-Index
German Quisling Tops Washington Says Ulbricht Traitor
Dr Erich Meade West Germany’s vice chancellor blasted Walter Ulbricht as a German traitor worse than Vidkun Quisling. Soviet ambassador Andrei Smirinov called Ulbricht more valuable to the Russians for steering East Germany toward Soviet aims. The East German state has grown into the bloc’s second most powerful industrial country under Ulbricht’s leadership.
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Washington
Erich Meade
Germany
Free Democratic Party
Andrei Smirinov
Bonn
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Ulbricht
Mende
Vidkun Quisling
Norway
Smirinov
Europe
Quisling
Soviet Bloc
Beatles honor debate sparks royal gilded satire
A House of Commons motion questions Queen Elizabeth II’s honors system and the Beatles’ OBE decorations. The piece ridicules the idea of rewarding show business earnings and pokes fun at blue blood and money in a period tone.
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Washington
House of Commons
Memory Lane Craton and Lahock Morning Avalanc Mystery
Fragmented items describe far future air travel plans between Europe and the United States and a partial note about extradition cases for juveniles in Texas. Several names appear with unclear roles and local club activity is mentioned without clear context.
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Craton
Dane
Paris
Atlantic
Europe
United Staes
Syrup and Secrets in the Vietnam Era Policy Debate
The piece discusses McNamara and Mecones influence on Vietnam policy, portraying them as decisive, impatient figures who favor blunt action. It notes optimistic military withdrawal goals of 1964 and later concerns over desertions and increasing American troop commitments, framed as a clash of hardnosed realism versus complex battlefield realities.
Temper Tantrum DanceRidicule in New Ballroom Trend
A guest editorial ridicules a so called temper tantrum dance described as a modern ballroom craze. It likens the routine to wild childlike antics and warns of fashion reverting to jungle habits as society embraces the trend.
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Avanta
Prison Interns Join Texas Corrections Summer Program
Twenty four college juniors and seniors are summer interns at the Texas Department of Corrections. Director Dr George J Beto says they were carefully chosen from Texas educational institutions to assist staff. The aims are to relieve custodial shortages and spark interest in correctional careers. The program is praised for improving state operations and saving taxpayers millions, with further dividends expected if continued.
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Texas Department of Corrections
George J. Beto
Texas
Dallas Morning Jews
Ayes Debate Stirs U S Academic Scene
Fragmented text mentions a debate among U S academics on a Viet Nam topic and possible political implications. The source reads as garbled OCR with unclear specifics or dates. No clear names or organizations are identifiable in readable portions.
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