The Cause of Justice and Press Freedom
A Twentieth Century Fund study argues the press aids justice by public scrutiny and rarely harms trials. It cites Hoover and other experts noting curbs on crime reporting are unnecessary and could harm public knowledge and victims. The piece urges careful, nonprejudicial reporting without rigid censorship.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Samuel Sheppard
Twentieth Century Fund
Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Dodd Drama Not Play Acting in Senate Censure
James J Kilpatrick writes on Tom Dodds Senate censure following the Andersonville Trial parallels a real life drama. Dodds composure wanes as procedural delays drag through days until a 92 to 5 vote condemns his conduct and durability of ethics standards in Congress is questioned.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Andersonville
Arena Theater
Senate
Connecticut
Tom Dodd
Oedipus
Richard
Dodd
Iask
Congress
Water street house to be rebuilt as a grocery
Old Water street frame house owned by B. Steiner is being remodeled for interior use and is expected to become a grocery. The project reflects ongoing local commercial changes in Muscatine.
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Water Street
Iowa Avenue
B. Steiner
Keith
Rock Island Lines
Muscatine
War Relief Fund
The
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Magician Needed to Interpret News
A pithy gloss on the dizzying sequence of Cold War diplomacy as Kosygin Johnson Castro Hussein and Eban clash in the UN and on television. The piece notes Kosygin’s trips briefings and sharp denunciations while Albania Red China and Israel maneuver for position and Castros critique of peaceful coexistence looms. Ends with the quip that if you can make sense of this you are the world’s magician.
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Washington
Premeir
Alexei A. Kosygin
Hussein
Abba Eban
Albania
Red China
Fidel Castro
Jong
Moscow
Hollybush
Johnson
Kosygin
China
U.N. General Assembly
Cuba
Glassboro
N.J
Kneggin
Havana
Israel
Castro
Jordan
United Nations
General Assembly
Middle East
Assembly
Reginald
Gen. de Gawle
Paris
Mac
Paul
Jake
America
Prolonged barbiturate use and epilepsy care details
The column discusses long term phenobarbital use for epilepsy, noting benefits when properly supervised. It cautions against unsupervised, excessive use, urges periodic medical review, and suggests reporting to a doctor or epilepsy center. Also mentions dental and pediatric vitamin questions and a prostate care booklet offer.
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J. B
Quiet Berkeley Scene Reflects Draft Resistance Decline
On the UC Berkeley Sproul Plaza a lone table advertises a feared October 16 draft resistance as students walk past. The era of Free Speech Movement protests waned after policy changes, Kerr’s firing, and rigid enforcement, while Vietnam war protests gave way to stricter academics and exam pressures.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ludwig Fountain
Young Socialist Alliance
Trotsky
Sproul Hall
Clark Kerr
University
Ay Kerr
Roper Heyns
Vietnam
Happy Talk Quick Fixes for American Conversation
New York AP notes many Americans speak in hollers murmurs or grunts and proposes bright talk to restore dialogue. The piece offers cheeky icebreakers ranging from playful one liners to light office jabs, ending with a lighthearted call for more positive chatter to revive discussions.
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The Daily Prayer asks for guidance to align life with eternal values and to live in Christ's strength. It seeks to place personal conduct within a framework of eternity and spiritual purpose.
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Christ
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Wire Service
Dial
Mascatine Journal
Associated Press UK
New York
Chicago
de Droit
San Francisco
Aunis
Minneayolia
Louis
Kanssas City
Dallas
Jan & Kelly
Tag
the Cause of Justice
Rela
Tives
Floyd Swisher
Davenport
Com
E.R. Swickard
Public Power
American Public Power Association
Mauldin
Chicago Sun-Times
United States
Red Chinese
Peking
James
Marlow
Joseph G. Molner, M.D
Merry
M.D.B
Esmeralda
Jim
Internal Revenue Service
Jetter
Hal
Boyle
the Daily Prayer
A. Nel
Fisner
T. Kingdom
Greeish
Smallfelier
City In the News
Barent
Shoreline
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