Court declines HUAC challenge in Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court declines to hear a case challenging HUAC constitutionality. The ruling upholds that members of Congress cannot be called to account outside Congress for duties performed. Separate appeals by three Chicagoans remain pending over criminal contempt citations.
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Emotional Factor in Driving Risks Highlighted
Researchers from the Highway Safety Research Institute at the University of Michigan link emotional disturbance from personal experiences to driving risk. The study notes neurotic traits in about half of Americans and discusses licensing and education as possible responses to emotional drivers behind the wheel.
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University of Michigan
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Sihanouk Threatens Action If Cambodian Attacks Continue
The Cambodian leader warns via telegram to UN head Thant that Cambodia may join forces against the United States if American attacks on Cambodian territory persist. The piece notes North Vietnamese bases inside Cambodia firing on allied forces in South Vietnam and cites U S First Air Cavalry Division attempts to block infiltrations toward Saigon.
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Sihanouk
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U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. First Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Johnson warns Nixon on civil rights gains challenges
The text notes President Johnson’s indirect challenge to President-elect Nixon to push civil rights gains forward. It highlights Johnson’s concern that gains can turn against officials and business leaders, and that Nixon may face boos from minority bloc voters without a clear plan to mitigate criticism.
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National Urban League
NATO expansion may avert nuclear war says analyst
A Washington analysis argues expanding NATO forces could deter Moscow and prevent a nuclear clash. It notes U S Johnson’s Czechoslovakia warning, NATO mobilization talks in Brussels, and questions if conventional warfare can stop Soviet aggression in Eastern Europe and Vietnam.
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United States
Vietnam
Urope
Outcry Over Dr Montagu Speech At Municipal Auditorium
Gibson D. Kemp of 2202 26th St. condemns a November 19 talk by Dr Ashley Montagu at Municipal Auditorium. He accuses Montagu of racist, anti-American rhetoric and of endorsing a “Love Cure” and violent remedies to social conflict.
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Avalanche Journal
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Russhin
S. Vietnam
Gibson D. Kemp
26Th St
Court Debates Powell Case And House Authority
Washington editors weigh the Supreme Court review of Adam Clayton Powell’s seat challenge amid House claims that it alone judges member qualifications. Powell, reelected from Harlem, faced 1967 exclusion for payroll abuses and defied related orders. The piece notes prior court rulings and references the Fortas affair as context for separation of powers.
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Congress
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Harlem
Truman declines invite for Chiang to Washington
President Truman rejected a suggestion to invite Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek to Washington, saying it is impractical for the Chinese leader to leave his Communist-threatened country. Postmaster Amos H. Howard announced approval of mail service in several additions outside Lubbock city limits, pending action by the postmaster general in Washington.
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Soviet Union
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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Truman
Generalissima Chiang Wai-Shek
Amos H. Howard
Lubbock
Henry J Taylor Urges Reform Of Welfare And Jobs
The piece argues for major welfare and job reforms under the Nixon era. It cites rising relief rolls in New York and Chicago, high costs of programs like Head Start and Job Corps, and calls for reducing dependency by targeting eligible workers, with emphasis on personal responsibility and systemic overhaul. It notes 300,000 Cook County relief rolls and only about 12,000 truly eligible for jobs.
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Johnson
Joh
Chicago
National Alliance of Businessmen
New York State
New York City
State of
Texas
New York
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEQ
Oakland
Calif
Armed Services
Cook County
Joseph N. Block
Cook County Department of Public Aid
Vassar Coeducation Debate Prompts Hiring Hurdles
A guest editorial argues coeducation may ease social adjustment after college yet adds practical issues. It notes employers facing an applicant labeled "Vassar '75" will need to adapt to new, deadpan realities in personnel screening.
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Vassar
Timely quotes from President Johnsen and Karl Menninger
A 1960s arc features President Johnsen urging continued action after five years in office and psychiatrist Karl Menninger underscoring the role of violence reporting. The remarks contrast past days with current press and communication advances.
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Karl Menninger
Ess
Johnsen
Willcrest Jack & Jill Supermarket boosts holiday sales
Hastings Nebraska store turned gift food into sales during holidays. It hosted an invitation only Business and Professional Men's Breakfast with buffet in the aisles and food gift displays. Basket prices ranged from 3 to 15 dollars with average sale around 10 dollars, and ready to give packages were delivered the week before Christmas.
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Hastings
Neb
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