States Move Toward Stricter Driver Safety Standards
States pursue harsher driver licensing rules as federal safety plans urge periodic exams. Ohio would recheck drivers after eight points. New York demands a doctor's statement. Texas sets medical standards. Maryland calls eye tests every three years. Illinois may require renewal exams for pre 1966 licenses. The surge reflects rising highway safety interest and hope for stronger laws.
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Ohio
New York
Texas
Maryland
Illinois
Senate weigh in on land sales reform curbs
Senator Williams of New Jersey to hold Securities subcommittee hearings on mail order land fraud. Proposals would require SEC registration and disclosure of utilities proximity and ownership to curb abuses and protect seniors from deceptive sales practices.
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Senator Williams
New Jersey
Securities Subcommittee
Williams
Willams
Williams Committee
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Keep Out The Viet Cong From South Vietnam Peace
John Chamberlain argues East Asian views matter in Vietnam policy. He cites South Korea Taiwan and Japan as examples of regional influence and urges Vietnam peace terms that block Viet Cong access to sensitive South Vietnamese agencies. He supports Park Chung Hee's caution to Goldberg on rushed settlement.
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General Park
Premier Chung
South Korea
U.S
South Vietnam
Bright
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bobby
Mark Hatfield
Charlies Percy
East Asia
Taiwan
Japan
Park Chung Hee
Arthur Goldberg
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Ketiddletown
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Middletown
U .S.A
Civil rights at stake if Supreme Court orders Powell seat
Adam Clayton Powell's potential seating could redefine who sits in Congress and challenge the Fourteenth Amendment's validity. The essay traces 1865 seat denials, Reconstruction acts, and long-standing Supreme Court hesitations, warning a Powell win might set back civil rights by undermining constitutional foundations and triggering new ratification debates.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Harlem
Congress
Lee
Lincoln
Thaddeus Stevens
Powell
South
United States
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Miss Liz and the Christian Household Tale
A narrator recalls Miss Liz, a stern grand-aunt who enforced strict Christianity at her home. Ernie, her wayward nephew, fell into drink and trouble, while Miss Liz's harsh discipline shaped the family as police and time closed in. The mouse, Ernie’s partner, and their children endured, ending with Miss Liz’s death and a late, ironic mercy.
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Liz
God
Miss Liz
Snodgrass
Ernie
Hoboken
Washington Street
Snake Hill
Garrison Letters Question Oswald Links Skeptically
In a hypothetical New Orleans setting, the district attorney would likely pursue the Oswald letters with FBI involvement. The writer argues the letters are probably fraudulent but if genuine would show Oswald’s ties to communism and could implicate broader conspiracies.
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New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
United States
Oswald
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