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Off Duty Civil Rights Protests Rock California Cop Case
A Los Angeles police officer suspended six months for participating in civil rights demonstrations off duty faces a California court challenge. The case tests whether officers may act as private citizens on off hours without violating duty to enforce the law. The ACLU supports clarifying guidelines for police civic involvement.
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California
Los Angeles
Police Department
American Civil Liberties Union
Selma
Ala
Justice
Humanity
National Guard
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Monroe's Monster draws crowds to Michigan town
In Monroe Michigan residents report encounters with a large hairy creature, prompting thousands to visit for monster hunts. Local businesses see midweek Saturday-night traffic, mirroring Loch Ness tourism and promising ongoing coverage and further tidings.
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Monroe
Mich
America
Scotland
Tibet
Loch Ness
The Tomato a Summer Standout in Diet and Home Growers
An ode to the tomato highlighting its versatility in hot cold or room temperature dishes. It notes the fruit vegetable paradox, its affordability, ease of home cultivation, and health benefits while joking about non eaters and praising its appeal and nutritional value.
Haiti Portrait: Poverty and Politics in Port-au-Prince
Jim Bishop portrays Haiti as a nation of contradictions and charm. The piece notes Haiti severed relations with Castro’s Cuba, resists communist influence, and pays its debts. It contrasts peace with poverty and lists unemployment, income, prices, and military figures to sketch daily life.
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Haiti
Americas
Caribbean
Castro
Cuba
Haiti trip reveals Duvalier era and stark contrasts
The narrator recalls Haiti under François Duvalier, a president elected for life whose secret police monitor public spaces. He notes Haiti as the only Negro Republic in the Americas, with a mix of poverty and beauty, limited American tourism, and a currency stable yet devaluing, as He highlights education needs and local art rooted in Creole culture.
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Duvalier
Haiti
Americas
Miami
Hemisphere
Tropics
Enforcement Bias in Civil Rights Debate Across Los Angeles
The piece argues the federal government neglects civil rights protections for both whites and Negroes in Los Angeles amid riots. It cites officials including A G and governors, notes large arrests and property damage, and questions deterrents for future outbreaks. It contrasts Southern and non Southern responses.
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Washington
Los Angeles
South
FBI
Senate
Mississippi
Alabama
Us Angeles
Modern Jazz Quartet Origins and Early Years
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls John Lewis and the Modern Jazz Quartet. The quartet formed from Dizzy Gillespie’s band members, with Milt Jackson and Percy Heath among early pivotal figures. By 1952 they recorded their first album and defined a sober stage image to keep focus on the music.
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New Mexico
New York
Lind Street
Charlie Parker
Miles Davis
Fats Novarro
Dizzy Gillespie
Illinois Jacquet
Dizzy
Manhattan School of Music
Milt Jackson
Milt
Ray Brown
Kenny Clarke
Joe Harris
Minton’s
Modern Jazz
Percy Heath
Prestige Records
U.N
Monte Kay
Myself
Milt, Percy
Connie Kay
Dave Regan Describes Early Morning Flight To Alaska
Dave Regan recounts a 90 ton tanker flight with Major Tom Jones from Clinton County Air Force Base to Alaska. The crew endures eight hour legs, turbulent weather, and cramped quarters with only a wooden chair as a seat.
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Clinton County Air Force Base
Tom Jones
Air Force
Alaska
McChord Field
Seattle
Republicans Reframe Vietnam Critique Across Johnson Kennedy
The piece notes a 33 page Republican white paper attacking Johnson and Kennedy over Vietnam policy, as part of campaign strategy for 1966. It recalls prior GOP criticisms of Truman Eisenhower and debates over candor, arguing all three presidents prioritized South Vietnam against communism.
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House
Viet Nam
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Republican National Committee
Harry S. Truman
China
Korea
Truman
Formosa
Democratic Advisory Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
GOP National Committee
Battle Line
Republi
Cans
Perheit
Johnson-Kennedy
Johns
Eishower
Republica
America
Fisehower
Six year old California boy nets 12 inch grunion tale
A young California boy fishing for grunion landed a 12 inch baby shark, adding a memorable fish story to his childhood. The event drew attention as a surprising catch and a vivid family tale for years to come.
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California
Grunion, Caug
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