Dealing With Anarchy On Berkeley Campus
The Berkeley campus riot, sparked by debates over on campus political fund raising, is condemned as anarchy by Governor Edmund Brown. Mario Savio’s stance is criticized as elevating student politics over learning with suspensions likely for ringleaders and continued disciplinary action anticipated.
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Mario Savio
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Edmund G. “Pat” Brown
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Nations split on Red China U N seat as 700 million gaze on
Ghana's Alex Quaison-Lackey urged Peking representation at the United Nations while Malawi's prime minister Hastings Banda defended recognizing Mao Zedong's government. Banda argued that Mao's control of vast territory and 700 million people makes China hard to ignore, but warned against legitimizing a dictatorship. The debate mirrors past regimes where territory and population did not justify acceptance.
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Alex Quaison-Lackey
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Peking
United Nations
China
Malawi
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Depletion allowance keeps oil drilling alive despite risks
The article argues that Texas dominates US oil with 6.3 percent of crude output and high drilling costs. It credits a 275 percent depletion allowance against federal taxes as essential to the industry, enabling exploration despite frequent dry holes and high losses.
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Louisiana
Texas
United States
Little Change Seen In Roster Of Committee Chairmen
In the new Congress the House shows few chairmanship changes. Carl Vinson retires from Armed Services, replaced by L Mendel Rivers, and Charles Buckley is succeeded by George H Fallon as Public Works chair. Texas has the most chairmen with four. several states have one or two. House leaders include New York’s Emanuel Celler atop Judiciary, and notable chairs ages span 50s to 70s across committees.
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L. Mendel Rivers
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Charles A. Buckley
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George P. Miller
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Herbert C. Bonner
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Wright Patman
Banking and Currency
Armed Services
Harold D. Cooley
Agriculture Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
Foreign Affairs
Wilbur D. Mills
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Mahon
Jimmy Hoffa
Baker
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John Lindsay
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House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
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George Senner
Ariz
Richard Schord
Edwin Willis
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Francis Walter
Senate hearing crowds spark talk on sensationalism and theater
Washington observers note audience crowds for the Bobby Baker trial and other high profile hearings. A critic compares Congress to a theater, citing Arthur Miller's After the Fall and its parallels to public morality debates on Capitol Hill.
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Bobby Baker
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Washington Dueling Pro-HUAC Drive Faces Bipartisan Push
A campaign to abolish HUAC led by Frank Wilkinson gains liberal allies including Martin Luther King and Henry Steele Commager. Congress opens with Vice President McCormack under pressure as Lindsay and Roosevelt seek anti-HUAC votes. Wilkinson aims for a roll call on January 4 with broad advocacy from church and labor groups.
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Frank Wilkinson
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National Committee
HUAC
House Committee
Wilkinson
Martin Luther King
Henry Steele Commager
Robert M. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Jimmy Roosevelt
California
John Lindsay
New York
John McCormack
Lindsay
Roosevelt
McCormack
About Your Health How To Keep Well
Viral hepatitis is a common infection with no specific remedy or vaccine. Prevention relies on good hygiene and gamma globulin, as transmission occurs via contaminated water, food, milk, and blood. Risk factors include medical inoculations and transfusions. the disease can be serious, especially in older patients.
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Wife seeks advice on dog walks for arthritis and angina
A 49 year old wife reports her husband is housebound with arthritis and she worries. She tried a tranquilizer with little relief and asks if daily dog walks are advisable. The suggestion is generally favorable, noting avoid cold windy days.
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Diabetes switch from insulin to pills debated
A reader asks if a long-term diabetic can safely switch from insulin to pills. physicians may consider it if diabetes severity warrants. Another writer seeks help for a four month viral infection, noting yeast infections often respond to Nystatin or amphotericin B, with thrush or systemic involvement left unclear.
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Health Hint: Pregnancy and early signs in daily life
W G discusses whether dancing during pregnancy could cause birth brain damage and notes a health tip about numbness in hands and feet. The column advises a medical checkup for numbness symptoms during pregnancy.
The Monroe News Star Staff and Policy Overview
The Monroe News Star details its publishers John D B Ewing and Wilson Ewing and leadership including Chairman Robert Ewing Jr and President William H Brenson. It notes evening publication five days weekly, Associated Press use rights, advertising reps, and its stance of independent editorial reflection.
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Oren Harris
Holmes Alexander
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Arthur Miller
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Edith Green
Robert Kastenmeier
Thomas Ashley
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John Lewis
Student Non - Violent Coordinating Committee
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