Johnson rejects White House draft reform plan in 1968 review
President Johnson backs Hershey led commission findings that the present draft system should stay as is. Local draft boards remain and data processing reforms or national lottery are dropped for now. The decision preserves state operated drafting amid era of protests and calls for change.
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Activism in Law Faces Scrutiny From New York Attorney
Edward Cummerford of New York City denounces judicial activism as a threat to the rule of law. He cites Supreme Court figures and warns that decisions driven by judges' philosophies erode legal principles and risk turning government into a government of men.
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Charles Evans Hughes
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Felix Frankfurter
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Incriminating Trials Reexamined After Deaths
A posthumous review finds that the 1950 hanging case victims were innocent and that the evidence against them was fabricated. The article argues the end justifies the means for both Communists and non-Communists and urges public safety coupled with democratic strength.
Slain in Midwest: Valve Preparations Under Scrutiny
Authorities investigate a string of valve related incidents across Indiana and Ohio with reports of valves being slain or damaged. The cases raise safety concerns and ongoing inquiries continue to identify suspects and motives.
Percy and Rockefeller Frustration Splits Moderates on VP Choice
In a Capitol Hill meeting Senator Charles H. Percy signals backing Governor Nelson Rockefeller for president, opposing Nixon over Vietnam. Percy's stance tests GOP moderates amid doubts about Rockefeller's willingness to run and concerns over Nixon's position.
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Nixon Welcomes HHH Into Campaign
Former Vice President Nixon greets Humphrey entry into the Democratic bid for the presidency. Nixon touts his own eight years as vice president while noting Humphrey's experience and ability. The move heightens Democratic disunity and fuels campaign contrasts on executive leadership and legislative knowledge.
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Kennedy stance on NLRB and labor law debated in election year
The piece analyzes Bobby Kennedy and other candidates avoiding labor law talk while the Ervin Subcommittee probes NLRB actions. It highlights the Sinclair Company case, the Kennedy book distribution, and a two year study by NAM and the Chamber on NLRB decisions led by Farmer Reilly and Iserman.
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Heart Transplants and Rejection Challenges
Medical note explains heart transplants are promising yet experimental with rejection as the main hurdle. Kidney transplants show longer success, while heart recipients face rapid decline without effective drugs. A South African patient recovered after a heart transplant, illustrating cautious outcomes.
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Vague note hints at a discussion on vice and Poona
A fragment discusses vice and a place or term Poona, unclear in context. The text shows confusion or error and does not provide a full report, names, dates, or events. Further readable material is needed to establish a concrete news item.
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Postoperative care after cataract surgery changes
Dr. F B notes that patients no longer must lie flat for weeks after cataract surgery. Modern techniques allow sitting in a chair after a day or two, reducing fear of hemorrhage and complications associated with prolonged bed rest.
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Reader clarifies timing for repeating radioisotope tests
A reader asks if a person must wait six to eight months for a second radioisotope test. The answer states the test can be repeated within a few days or a week if necessary.
Today’s Health Hint Wash Your Hands Before Eating
A brief health reminder advises washing hands before meals to reduce disease risk and promote personal hygiene. Emphasizes clean hands, soap, and proper drying to limit germs.
Monroe Tews-Star Publication Details and AP Note
The paper notes entry as second class matter at Monrose post office June 1 1909 under March 8 1879 act. It lists staff roles including Ewing editor and various managers and notes Associated Press rights and national representatives in multiple cities.
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