After The Sirhan Trial Right And Wrong Of It
The piece argues the Sirhan Sirhan trial was a fair open process that upheld rights and checks, though justice faltered at the verdict of death for Kennedy’s killer. It predicts ongoing appeals and calls for rejecting the death penalty despite guilty verdict and strong public pressure.
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Summer Time Here Again Quietly Returns
The article notes daylight saving time is set nationwide with few exceptions and argues for keeping summertime unchanged for another year. It reflects on the nuisance of clock shifts and cites a biblical quote from Acts 1:8 RSV about bearing witness.
Nixon Receives Johnson Advice On Transition
President Nixon took a personal counsel from Johnson during inaugural day rides. Johnson urged removing Kennedy era appointees to quell friction, and recommended weekly social contact among top Cabinet members to curb press division.
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May Breakfast at First United Methodist Church
A May Breakfast at Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church runs from 6 30 a m to 10 30 a m on May 13 with pancakes sausage eggs bacon coffee cake and beverages. Tickets are 1 25 for adults 50 cents for children reservations encouraged at 423 9968 by Mrs James Shrout. organizers include Mrs E E Morris and Mrs Norman Harsh.
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William F Buckley Jr On Real Tax Reform And Fairness
Buckley argues Nixon tax proposals may be time-serving, urging genuine reform. He questions fairness, noting cuts and subsidies, the uniform rate idea, and the need for impartial taxation while warning of unintended consequences for jobs and prices. He cites three works on taxation ethics.
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Israel must stand firm after 1967 lessons and attacks
The piece argues Israel learned from Nazi history, should not concede post 1967 gains, and urges a U S guarantee or at least noninterference to help Israel defend its liberty and survival amid Arab guerrilla campaigns and UN double standards. It criticizes Hussein, Nasser, and UN actions, and calls for backing Israel against broader settlement pressure.
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