Marshall Appointment Sparks Senate Debate On Supreme Court
The article weighs Thurgood Marshall’s 1967 nomination to the Supreme Court, noting differing expectations from lawmakers like Senator Allen Ellender. It discusses potential shifts in court ideology, the role of Douglas and Black, and concerns about a first Black justice triggering calls for future replacements to mirror Marshall.
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Johnson
Thurgood Marhall
Supreme Court
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Marshall
Solicitor General
William Douglas
Walker
Meredith-Qle
Douglas
Hugo Black
New York Times
Israel Wins By Offense Over Arab States in Quick War
The piece analyzes Israel's rapid victory, praising offensive training, social military unity, and top leadership while noting Arab states’ lack of coordination and questioned courage. It compares the war to a lean football team prevailing against a larger foe and predicts continued political instability in Egypt and the region.
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Israel
Moshe Dayan
Nasser
Nasser and Company
Jordan
Middle East
West
East
Hussein
Associated Press
Egypt
Sinai
Defense Department trains low aptitude personnel for practical work
Secretary McNamara favors measuring aptitude by placing trainees in encouraging situations with a wood shop teacher and self paced audio-visual tools. He advocates less formal theory and more on the job training to help unmotivated low aptitude individuals succeed. The method could be adopted by industry.
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Defense Department
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Better Formula Is Needed For American Liberty Ships
The incident near the Sinai Peninsula left 33 Americans dead when a neutral Liberty ship was attacked by Israeli forces. Questions focus on why the ship was stationed in a combat zone, how identification could have been clearer, and whether safer, less risky methods to obtain intelligence and communications with American officials abroad were possible.
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Washington
United States
Sinai Peninsula
Assel
al ‘Kassir
Liberty
Middle East
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Ramsey Clark Prefers Vision Over Reality in Crime Policy
In a lengthy interview, 66th Attorney General Ramsey Clark defends a dual role as reformer and prosecutor. He argues for long range social planning while acknowledging limits of punishment, cites reform ideals, and defends rising crime challenges and police standards.
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Alexamder
Clark
National Conference On Crime Control
Saint Thomas Acquinas
Ramsey Clark
Bob Kennedy
Justice Department
Congress
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Dostoevski
Jack London
Owen Wister
Dialogue and monologue on U S China relations debate
A columnist critiques Ford Foundation funding for a National Committee on U S China Relations grant and warns that genuine dialogue requires all sides, not a monologue. It argues for fairness and inclusion of Rowe and critics of Mao, noting the risk of biased soft diplomacy toward Red China.
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Middle East
Israel
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Red China
National Committee
U.s.-China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Southeast Asia
John Fairbank
National Committee On
U.S - China
China
Alexander Eckstein
University of Michigan
Doak Barnett
Columbia University
Barnett Fairbank Eckstein Gang
Yangsze
Yale University
David Rowe
Britain
Red Guards
Hong Kong
Peking
Rowes
Frank N. Trager
Richard L. Walker
Stefan T. Possony
Karl A. Wittfogel
Rowe
Asia
Mao Tsetung
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
U.s.china
Robert Scalapino
University of California At Berkeley
Fairbank, Barnett, Eckstein, and Company
How To Keep Well Aplastic Anemia
Aplastic anemia is a serious bone marrow disorder where blood cell production falls. It may follow irradiation or certain drugs. stopping the agent can restore function, but severe cases require transfusions and antibiotics. The piece notes infections risks, clotting issues, and mentions radiation exposure and chemicals as causes, with a reader question about meningitis outcomes and a brief medical reply.
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Japan
Today In History Highlights June 15 1967
AP notes June 15 marked key milestones from 1215 Magna Carta to Washington’s 1775 command, Arkansas’ 1836 statehood, and 1964 Supreme Court population-based legislative apportionment, plus Cold War disarmament tensions in 1957 and 1965 summaries.
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King John of England
George Washington
Continental Army
Arkansas
the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Thyroid Pills and Hair Loss Reported
I B R asks if thyroid medication could cause hair loss while taking pills as prescribed. A doctor’s guidance is advised to assess medication side effects and underlying causes.
Thyroid Deficiency Linked to Hair Loss
If a thyroid deficiency causes hair loss the condition may reverse with higher tablet dosage. Medical guidance should be followed to adjust treatment safely.
Pulse Taking and Health Habits Tips
Pulse taking can be done at the wrist for ease while the heart is best counted with a stethoscope. Hunger between meals often signals low food intake or low blood sugar. Sleeping after eating is a personal pleasure. good living habits enhance life.
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M. E
Monroe News Star Publication Office and Staff Note
The Monroe News Star is an independent afternoon paper published by News Star World Publishing from North 4th and Olive Street Monroe Louisiana. It lists staff including Chairman William M Aronson President Jack Campbell General Manager Jamvee Des Town PM Gen Mer Executive Editor William C Hardin City Editor and notes Associated Press news dispatch rights.
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Monroe News-Sar
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing
Orporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Wing, Jr
William M. Aronson
Jack
Campbell
Jamvee Des Town
Gen Mer
Wiliam C. Hardin
Wressociated Press
Associated Press
Ranham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Loui
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Onroe News Star
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