Atomic Power Boost and TVA Nuclear Plant News
The piece argues against two Colorado River dams, urging nuclear or coal plants instead to protect the Grand Canyon region. It notes TVA’s 2.2 million kilowatt nuclear plant as a cost per kilowatt benchmark, and discusses FCC renewal of KTYM amid defamatory broadcasts, defending license continuity to avoid censorship while upholding public protest rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Arizona
America
Colorado
Tennessee Valley Authority
Colorado River Dam
TVA
Congress
KTYM
Inglewood
Calif
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Children and Bike Safety Rules Emphasized by Council
The National Safety Council reports most bike crash fault lies with the rider as four of five cases involve a traffic-law violation. Common causes include misjudged right of way improper turns and ignoring stop signs. The Middletown chapter urges parents to teach youths to obey traffic laws and stress safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Safety Council of
Middletown Area
Owney Madden and Cotton Club Tale Ends in Heat and Blood
A portrait of Owney Madden and the Harlem Cotton Club traces the era of Prohibition, gangsters, and celebrity patrons. Madden moves from New York to Hot Springs, dies at 73, and his world of crime and glamour fades with a final, bloody memory.
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Cotton Club
Harlem
Lenox
Sugar Hill
Owney Madden
Liverpool
America
Madden
Owney
Dan Healy
New York
Jimmy Walker
Duke Ellington
Primo Carnera
Primo
Cactus
Carnera
Maxie Baer
Baer
Ron Goulart
Tough Guys
LeRoy Haines
Cab Calloway
Lower West Side
Arnold Rothstein
Old Park Central
Dutch Schultz
Lucky Luciano
Lephee Buchalter
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Lucky
Lambs Club
Supreme Court Refines Right To Protest And Civil Rights
The Supreme Court states that no federal law grants an absolute right to obstruct streets or commit other acts in civil rights protests and that removal to federal court requires explicit federal provisions. The ruling signals future emphasis on incitement to violence and limits on free assembly and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Law of the Land
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Free America
Ruth Montgomery Says Cooper Best GOP Presidential Path
GOP strategists eye 1968 prospects and rate Senator John Sherman Cooper as the top Republican with strong foreign and domestic credentials. The Kentucky senator, a Yale and Harvard Law graduate, has served in three branches of government and the armed forces, drawn broad respect for integrity, and backed civil rights bills while opposing escalation in Vietnam.
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Washington
GOP
U.S. Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Kentucky
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas Dodd
D.-Conn
Yale University
Harvard Law School
Viet Nam
Kentucky Republican
Dean Rusk
Manila
Asian Development Bank
Johnson
Warren Commission
Kennedy
LBJ
Shastri
Germany
Lorraine
Georgetown
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Safe Fourth of July driving urged by Ohio safety groups
Dave Regan argues that personal responsibility is key to an accident free Fourth. He cites safety groups and state agencies and urges motorists to avoid highways unless needed, drive cautiously, and ensure vehicle safety. He warns the young driver risk and stresses parent guidance and home entertainment as safer options. He notes the toll of accidents on families and the value of prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The
Safety Council
Ohio Department of Safety
Butler County Automobile Club
State Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Ohio Truckers Association
Manassa to honor Dempsey hero on his birthday
The small Colorado town plans a full Dempsey Day tribute for William Harrison Tempsey born in Manassa. Jack Dempsey’s old homestead is moved to a park renamed for him with a daylong schedule of events. Diana Dempsey notes Jim will be busy from morning till night.
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New York
Manassa
Colo
William Harrison Tempsey
Dempsey
Jack
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Diana
Jim
You and Me Day Proposal and Sleep Freedom
A humorous discussion about making Sleep free for all and creating a You And Me Day. Mentions Grandmother’s Day and various observances. Notes Zadok Dumkopf finds joy in seasonal chores but dislikes shifting lawn gear. Mentions Mongolian Republic population around one million and extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolian Republic
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Jim Bishop
David Lawrence
Potter Stewart
Ruth Montgomery
S Cooper
United Nations General Assembly
NATO
Truman
Eisenhower
India
Nepal
Romney - Javits
Michigan
Goveror
U. S
Javits
Veep
Alben W. Barkley
Dave Regan
Bob Considine
Jack Dempsey
Lions of
FAA
CAB
Airlines
National Catholic Office For Motion Pictures
Legion of Decency
Virginia Woolf
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
National Catholic Reporter
Zadok Dumkopf
Dennis the Menace
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