Deplorable chapter in a nation of political violence
The piece laments rising political violence from mobs and individuals in the 1960s, notes Kennedy's California primary win followed by his assassination, and warns of tighter security for candidates. It defends fair play and democratic processes while condemning the destructive acts across Dallas Memphis and Los Angeles.
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Robert Kennedy
Dallas
Memphis
Los Angeles
Kennedy
California
Israel
Lincoln on Property Quoted as Enduring Lesson
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln and his view that property is the fruit of labor and a positive good. It argues Lincoln’s stance remains relevant amid modern political attacks by the New Left and stresses self-reliance and industriousness over violence.
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Lincoln
Workingman's Association
Lindsay fights to govern New York amid welfare crisis
Mayor John Lindsay, two years in office, confronts a $6 billion budget and soaring welfare costs. With education at $1.4 billion and Aid to Dependent Children rising, he pursues tax hikes as Democrats control the council and board of estimate. The fiscal strain feeds questions about a potential presidential bid.
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John Lindsay
White House
New York
Hudson
Lindsay
Board of Estimate
New York City Hall
Bush
Texas
Nixon
George Champion
Chase Manhattan
Atlanta
Fletcher Thompson
Georgia
Thompson
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Sen
John Tower
Tower
Refugee views Cuba crisis amid closures and crackdown
Cuban refugees arriving in Miami on the twice daily air lift say an internal explosion is brewing. They cite Castro closing 6452 private businesses and 955 Havana bars and cabarets, and shutting the national lottery. They claim the leader is losing support and credibility.
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Miami
Castro
Havana
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
National Lottery
Orlando
Fla.) Sentinel
Evanglist Billy Graham Pushes Bush as Nixon VP Pick
Billy Graham suggests Rep. George Bush of Texas as a potential Nixon running mate. Nixon reportedly shows interest, while Bush’s inexperience and conservative record raise concerns among advisers. A long shot, Bush could broaden Nixon’s appeal to youth and indepen dent voters if nominated.
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Nixon
Bush
Eugene McCarthy
Graham
Texas
Ronald Reagan
California
Americans For Constitutional Action
Houston
Congress
Tower
Robert Price
Sen
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
George Bush
Australian Leader Expresses Gratitude To U S
Prime Minister John G. Gorton of Australia thanked the American people for backing Pacific nations against aggression. He argued small nations rely on the United States for protection and called Vietnam a test of whether the state or individual dominates humanity’s progress.
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Washington
America
Australia
John G. Gorton
Far Pacific
Gorton
National Press Club
United States
Vietnam
Gordon
Southeast Asia
Great Britain
New Zealand
Malaysia
Singapore
Bitain
Asia
Red China
Soviet Union
Old Hat Professors and Hippies Clash Over Reform
A critic argues that Herbert Marcuse and other professors sit in comfort while deriding middle class values. He says balance is needed in academia with free economic views and warns traditional revolutionary ideas failed a century ago. The piece laments shallow social science teaching and warns of repeating history.
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Herbert Marcuse
University of California At San Diego
Marcuse
Germany
Red Rudi’ Dutschke
West Berlin
Dutschke
California
Harvard University Economics Department
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Ludwig von Mises
Frederick Hayek
Lord Byron
Caroline Lamb
Lord Melbourne
John F. Kennedy
Young Melbourne
David Cecil
Percy Bysshe Shelley
William Godwin
Chauncey Brewster Tinker
Louis Napoleon
France
Bismarck
Wordsworth
Mark Rudds
Rudi Dutschkes
Shelley
Playlets and a Third Act in the For Sale Columns
A columnist notes the mixed emotions of used furniture ads in a local paper. Listings tell stories of couples splitting up and reclaiming items, prompting reflections on advertising trends and the theater of everyday life.
Bible Teachings on Faith and Contentment
The text reflects on salvation through belief in the Son and warns of God’s wrath for unbelief. It contrasts a warm welcome from Christ with neglect and urges contentment and dedication. It cites John 3 36 Hebrews 13 5 and a guidance to seek first the kingdom of God.
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God
Monroe News-Star Historical Masthead Notice
The Monroe News-Star lists its 1909 entry as a second class matter in Monroe Louisiana and documents staff titles from 1929 to 1952. It notes publishing details, office locations, Associated Press affiliation, and editorial stance as an independent newspaper.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Éth
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
The
Brenham Company
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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