Hunger report clash over U.S. hunger study and actions
The Housing Agriculture Committee attacks the Citizens Board of Inquiry hunger study while acknowledging widespread malnutrition in 256 counties. It cites officials who claim no starvation and attributes hunger mostly to parental ignorance, urging corrective action and recognizing on the ground data from hunger victims and outside investigators.
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Oswald custody in Dallas era sparks conspiracy debate
In a reflective column, the author recalls Lee Harvey Oswald being held by Dallas police and questioned by multiple agencies for 48 hours before his death, notes continued doubt about the Warren Report, and contrasts reactions to Sirhan Sirhan's case with Kennedy lore.
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Jack Ruby
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New Orleans
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John Connally
Connally
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City Commission Drives Middletown Clean Up Plan
The City Commission organized departments and facilities to curb blight in Middletown. A council driven program, urged by the Council For Human Dignity, targets weeds, broken curbs, dangerous sidewalks, potholes, junk cars, and deteriorating homes citywide. Taxpayers may face higher costs for new equipment and staff, but the effort aims to protect neighborhoods and long time violators.
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Second Ward
Council For Human Dignity
Vanderveer
Ben Hurwitz
Law and Order Rally in a Turbulent Era
A political column discusses rising crime and violence in America, criticizing lenient responses to riots and praising stricter enforcement. It notes Congress gun control moves, critiques city officials, and reflects on the Kennedy assassination's impact on campaign safety and civil rights discourse.
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Robert Kennedy
It Is Time To Grow Up
Jim Bishop reflects on the Kennedys and national grief after the assassinations. He laments a nation obsessed with tragedy and questions when Americans will mature and assume responsibility. He recalls figures like Robert, Ted, and Kennedy aides while condemning violence and sensationalism. The grass on that hill will grow.
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Lawrence O’brien
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Cushing
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Teddy Kennedy
Ethel
Teddy
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