General Westmoreland Returns From Vietnam Post
A Washington insider notes Westmoreland's four and a half year Vietnam tour ends as he heads to Washington to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He faces a difficult legacy amid Paris talks and ongoing Saigon shelling, with Abrams set to carry the resolve forward in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Vietnam
U. S
Westy
Westmoreland
Saigon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Westmoreland
United States
Paris
Clark Clifford
Clifford
U.S
Supreme Court allows frisks for weapons with reasonable suspicion
The Supreme Court, in a rare shift from restraint, ruled that police may frisk a subject for dangerous weapons if they reasonably fear harm. Chief Justice Warren wrote for 8-1, insisting officers need reasonable suspicion of armed danger, not probable cause to arrest. The decision supports police safety while sparing a broad police state risk.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Hawks and doves fail as starlings take Washington
In Washington D C starlings dominate roosting on federal buildings. Special wiring to repel birds is used, while the White House employs a subtle approach with a dusk distress recording to clear the grounds. The birds originate from England via philanthropist Eugene Scheifflin and now cover North America from Canada to Mexico.
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England
America
North America
Canada
Mexico
California
National Geographic Society
Kennedy Men Bitter Likely To Withdraw From Politics
Washington reports the Kennedy faction faces a likely withdrawal from politics after Robert Kennedy's assassination. Ted Kennedy bears responsibility for Kennedy children but shows no intent to seek higher office, while others contemplate stepping back as Humphrey gains short-term leverage and McCarthy seeks Kennedy support.
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Kennedy
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McCarthy
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Los Angeles
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Robert Kennedy
Hickory Hill
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Kenneth F. O'Donnell
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Teddy Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ted Kennedy
Teddy
Johnson - Hmphrey
Jesse Unruh
California
Lesson For Every City In Judge's Remarks
Washington judge Alfred Burka criticized city officials for failing to order arrests and warn the public that looters would be punished after April rioting. He said police faced implicit orders not to arrest and urged swift action to deter future disorder, noting many offenders had steady jobs and little prior crime.
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Alfred Burka
Court of General Sessions
Burka
Nathaniel Dodds
Columbia
United States
Congress
Key Witnesses Testify on NLRB Criticisms and Reforms
The Ervin subcommittee heard thirty five witnesses condemning NLRB practices as policy shaping favoring unions. Testimony from former NLRB officials lawmakers and independent unions warned of distortions and calls for reform including abolition of the board and creation of a U.S Labor Court. Senator Griffin Hartley and Petro supported legislative fixes and keeping the issue in view for Congress to address enduring labor law injustices.
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Ervin
Separation of the Powers
National Labor Relations Board
France
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
NLRB
Guy Farmer
Labor Department
Gerard Reilly
Theodore ©. Kammholz
Fred A. Hartley Jr
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Landrum - Griffin
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Sylvester Petro
New York University Law School
Don Mahon
Robert H Jones II
Sma!! Business Association
Lee Shaw
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Francis O'Connell Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
World - Journal-Tribune
New York City
Shaw
Hartley
Griffin
AFCIO
National Federation of Independent Unions
Afl-Cio
Petro
U.S Labor Court
Tax Court
U S Needn't Hire Fool Says Washington Column
A Washington columnist derides Canada’s plan to hire a town fool and mocks U S government incompetence in Agriculture Disarmament and economic policy. He cites the Canada Council paying 3500 yearly and ridicules U S officials from various agencies while noting perceived absurdities in federal policy and public discourse.
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Joachim Folkis
UPI
Fool
U.S
Canada
Verse reflections from faith and prophecy
A devotional snippet cites 2 Timothy 2 8 and 1 Kings 8 56 stressing Jesus resurrection intercession and Gods faithfulness. It notes Christ's eternal priesthood and the unfailing nature of Gods word as heaven and earth pass away.
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Jesus Christ
David
God
Monroe News Star masthead copy with contact lines
The fragment shows a Monroe posting details from the News Star World Publishing Corporation with staff titles including publisher Jenny Ewing, Wisen Ewing, William Johnson, Jack Campbell, and city editor William Hardin. It notes Associated Press membership and distribution terms.
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Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corpooration Newf
Monroe
Wing,irman
Jenny Ewing
Puale
Wisen Ewing
Wiliam Onson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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Publishers Hall Syndicate
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Don McLean
United Press International
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Canada Council
Dying Elk, Ont
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Alta
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Rockefeller
Bible Digest
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Israel
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