Friendship Jamboree Shows Scout World Unity in 1967
The World Jamboree drew nearly 10 000 Scouts from scores of nations to Idaho for nine days of international friendship three years in planning. American hosts prepared meals religious services interpreters and housing for visitors.
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California population boom outlined and its strains
The piece notes California’s population surpassing 19.7 million with 27 000 newcomers monthly from outside and 19 000 more from within each month. It cites 4.6 million school children, high welfare costs, and heavy traffic projected at 12 million vehicles and 100 billion miles. It panels the nation’s coming pressures.
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Avalon subdivision tour opens grounds and sale plans
Middletown real estate officials and guests toured Avalon on the old Tytus farm on East Third Street noting a 100 acre tract with circle drive Avalon Drive and 12 home sites. Sale begins Aug 11 with the board serving as salesmen for the opening days.
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Evolution or Revolution In American Race Progress
Paul Harvey argues that Black Americans did not erupt via revolution but through gradual ascent across sports arts science and business. He credits figures like Jackie Robinson Louis Armstrong Nat King Cole Ella Fitzgerald Leontyne Price and others for debunking prejudice and advancing equality, while blaming mercenary leaders and politicians for exploiting unrest.
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Satchmo Armstrong
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Ella Fitzgerald
Leontyne Price
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Bunches
Call for full separation of Justice from President influence
Washington lawmakers push an ethics reform to divorce the Department of Justice from White House control. Representative William E. Minshall argues the change would curb political pressure on FBI actions prosecutions and the selection of attorneys general.
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Independent Office of Justice proposed to shield law from politics
In a House letter Mr Minshall urges creating an Office of Justice as an independent agency to transfer all functions from the current Department of Justice. The attorney general would serve a 15 year term, be independent of the president, and accountable to Congress, aiming to ensure equal justice free from White House political influence.
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Governors Seek Solution to Urban Riots Crisis
Washington moderates discuss a unified approach to urban riots. Governor Rockefeller coordinates long distance talks with 25 GOP governors to draft a good neighbor policy and urge action over failed federal urban welfare measures.
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James Rhodes
Ohio
David Cargo
New Mexico
Claude Kirk
Florida
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvania
John Williams
Arizona
George Romney
White House
Moderate GOP Governors Seek Progressive Image Amid Party Criticism
Moderate Republican governors push a reformist stance to reshape the party’s image. They react to a GOP coordinating committee statement blaming President Johnson for recent riots and failing to recognize the problem, while noting Johnson’s civil rights efforts and anti crime bill push.
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Governors Confront Urban Violence with Practical Plans
The GOP governors grapple with developing concrete legal concepts to cope with urban violence. They seek practical approaches and policy strategies to reduce crime while balancing civil liberties.
Ancient facts from global history compiled in one note
A compact historical miscellany noting diverse facts from geography and culture. It covers whales in Antarctic waters and other regions, Colombia's coastlines, the first U. S. coin with E Pluribus Unum, 19th century derby hat origins, Civil Air Patrol formation, British forks, mallee fowl incubation, the first U S fishery at Medford Massachusetts, and France’s emergence as a nation via the Verdun treaty 843.
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