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Shell backs Nixon boosting California bid
The endorsement of Joseph C. Shell supports Nixon in California, potentially drawing conservative Republicans and some Democrats toward his bid to unseat Gov. Edmund F. Brown. The lukewarm praise hints at mixed effects on liberal Republicans and Democrats wary of Nixon’s ties to the right wing.
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FDA set to tighten labeling on foods and supplements
The FDA plans stricter labeling to curb nutritional quackery, prompting debate over the 60 day comment period and potential changes after testimony. Authorities say clearer labels will protect consumers from gullibility amid half a billion dollars spent annually on vitamins and low calorie foods.
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Madison the master architect of the Constitution
The piece emphasizes James Madison as a giant of early U.S. history, the master architect of the Constitution. It notes his pivotal Continental Congress activity, his letters to contemporaries, and his influence as adviser to Jefferson and secretary of state guiding the new nation. It also states his presidency was not outstanding, but his career outside the presidency was brilliant and places him in the national hall of fame.
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Is New York the Noisiest City in the Nation
A writer argues New York is the noisiest city in America and notes how local chatter describes late winter as springlike and spring as real summer. He asks whether this marks the start of a calendar reform movement.
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Supreme Court allows voluntary prayers but bans official classroom prayers
Washington reports the Supreme Court’s swift ruling that government must not direct or sponsor prayers in public schools while endorsing voluntary expressions of faith. The decision, 6 to 1, distinguishes between official and voluntary religious activity and notes the ruling does not bar patriotic or ceremonial references to God.
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O'Brien Persuades GOP in Capitol Hill Banter
Washington insiders describe Lawrence F. O'Brien as a nimble witted White House lobbyist who uses humor to win support for Kennedy administration goals. The 44 year old Irish American aligns with Republicans like Rep. William Ayres and Sen. Dirksen, trading bon mots to press bills.
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Fourth of July safety rules urge cautious summer fun
Dave Regan warns readers to plan a safe Fourth of July with less travel and more attention to swimming boating heat illness and food safety. He emphasizes moderation clear supervision of children and careful eating and drinking to avoid injuries and sickness.
Jazz Guests Lift Boston TV Show With Reverent Notes
Father Norman J. O Connor hosts a Friday jazz program on WGBH Boston. He recalls moments with Odetta Art Tatum Erroll Garner Miles Davis and Duke Ellington among others. The piece highlights jazz as a humane art linking faith, education, and culture.
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