Garrison’s JFK inquiry faces protracted saga in New Orleans
District Attorney Jim Garrison fights networks and critics as the Kennedy case lingers. Former investigator William Gurvich accuses Garrison of a hoax and defects, while Garrison insists a CIA and anti Castro plot framed Lee Harvey Oswald. Judges warn against pretrial publicity as Shaw trial nears verdicts are awaited.
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Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
New Orleans
Garrison
Gurvich
Warren Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting Company
NBC
Dallas
CIA
Eastern Press
Justice Department
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Grand Jury
Johnson Sees Press Criticism As Nation Opens Campaign
President Johnson defends his policies before 7,000 Jaycees in Baltimore in a premature 1968 campaign speech after a summit with Premier Kosygin. He blasts press coverage of dissenters while highlighting 10,000 enlistments, arguing free press reporting reflects news value and dangers of a one sided view.
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Johnson
Baltimore
Kosygin
Modus vivendi sought for Middle East and Vietnam crisis
A commentary argues both the United States and the Soviet Union face insoluble Middle East and Vietnam disputes yet must find a modus vivendi a practical living with the problems. It cites Kosygin and Brezhnev dynamics and notes world opinion pressure as decisive for a lasting formula.
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Moscow
Washington
Middle East
Israel
Vietnam
Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
U.N. General Assembly
Johnson
Rusk
Communist Party
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
New York
South Vietnam
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Defense Department Searches For One-Time Greatness
Defense Secretary McNamara faces sharp criticism as a pattern of weak military leadership across U S cabinet posts is examined. The column cites Monroe Cameron Daniels Stimson Johnson Talbott and others, praising Marshall Symington and Rickover while noting persistent shortages of strong war ministers.
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Defense Department
Washington, D.C
Armstrong
Monroe
Madison
Defense
Robert Strange McNamara
America
Departments of War
Navy
George A Washing Alexanderton
Henry Knox
Knox
Jefferson
Treasury Hamilton
Randolph
James Monroe
Young Republic
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
House of Representatives
Cameron
House
Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Senate
Tracy B. Kiteredge
Daniels
Henry Stimson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
James Forrestal
Truman
Louis Johnson
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Eisenhower
Robert McNamara
Kennedy
Johnson
George C. Mars — Shall
Stuart Symington
Pentagon
USA
Washington Judge Rules Against Track System in DC Schools
Federal judge James Skelly Wright ordered the DC Board of Education to discontinue the track system that assigns students by ability. He warned such a move risks denying opportunity and could spur broader reforms or desegregation issues in Washington schools.
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Washington, D. C
James Skelly Wright
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Board of Education
Thomas Jefferson
Washington Public
D. C
Carl Hansen
Hansen
Washington
Amidon
Washington Area
District of Columbia
Board of Education
How To Keep Well A Strange Disorder And Health Hints
The text explains Whipple's disease lipodystrophy with fat loss in the face and fat accumulation in the lower body. It notes possible treatments including thyroid and gland extracts, massaging, and plastic surgery, plus mentions unreliable fat injections and gradual body changes. It also covers blood pressure danger points and brief health tips on beards pregnancy after D and C diabetes menopause shivering and supervision of summer camps.
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Whipple
Belief in Kneeling Yet Acknowledgment of the Heart
The speaker affirms kneeling in the heart as true repentance while recognizing the impracticality of a physical altar for large crusades. He recalls asking 1200 Berlin delegates to kneel at their seats, describing a Pentecost like scene of leaders from many nations praying to be filled with God's Spirit. The mourner’s bench, he says, is valid only as a heart posture, not a wooden altar.
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Berlin
Christ
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