Hutchins Defends Pacem In Terris Conference Critics
A hostile Geneva forum organized by Robert Hutchins draws pro American defense of US Vietnam policy. Porter McKeever condemns U S bombing while Linus Pauling calls the war cruel and vicious. European critics mock American support for Hutchins while US casualty totals rise.
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Robert Hutchins
God
Mr. Hutchins
New York
United States
Porter McKeever
United Nations Association of the
Hutchins
Geneva
Linus Pauline
Dr. Pauling
Pauling
Government publicity drives costly public relations effort
Washington Report of the US Chamber of Commerce cites federal spending on public info at over 425 million dollars yearly. It notes 6,858 federal employees in PR, with major thirds going to military, NASA, Agriculture, HEW, AEC and OEO, plus a 500 million printing bill and 125 million for publicity and information.
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Washington Report
US Chamber of Commerce
Washington
NASA
HEW
AEC
OEO
Turkey
Judges, congressmen clash over First Amendment limits
The piece criticizes Ramsey Clark and Fred Vinson Jr for defending broad speech rights while Congress seeks to punish internal enemies. It cites HUAC, legal statutes, and the Selective Service Act, arguing prosecutors fail to enforce laws against antiwar actions. It likens modern debate to Lincoln’s Civil War era uncertainties.
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Ramsey Clark
Fred Vinson, Jr
Pentagon
American Congress
Justice Department
Eddie Hebert
Mendel Rivers
S. C
House Armed Services Committee
Clark
Vinson
House
USA
Rivers
Hebert
Clark and
Lincoln
Short Dictionary of Ruralisms for City Tourists
A quirky glossary of rural expressions with humorous local meanings. It riffs on phrases like down the road a piece and I’ll be around to fix the screens tomorrow to reveal rural sensibilities and seasonal quirks for city visitors.
Push for Federal Flag Desecration Crime Appeals to Congress
June 14 flag day draws focus as bills in the House Judiciary Committee seek a federal crime for flag desecration. Proposals range from fines of 1,000 dollars with one year in prison to 10,000 dollars and five years, while state laws already punish flag mutilation variably.
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Congress
New Hampshire
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
James H. Quillen
Rtenn
Continental Congress
New Castle News Executive List Incomplete In OCR
The readable lines show Richard E. Bentley as president and general manager with Jessie Treadwell Anderson as vice president and others including Eleanor Treadwell Payson and Leonard T. Kolasinski in secretary roles. James W. Trevitt is listed as managing editor and Bell Telephone listed for advertising.
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Richard E. Bentley Rae
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Cerserte
Lrens
Pred Rentz Oo
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Aas
T Treas
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Jers Papaebbeeegsasees Eee Verses Ass't
Leonard T. Kolasinski
Ceeeesecreesavens
Mgr
James W. Trevitt
Dseseve
Bell Telephone
Private Exchange
Eegaah
Tdceaikees
Eee
Cigs
Illiteracy and Education Gap Highlighted in Global Study
A Population Reference Bureau report says nearly 750 million adults in non Communist Asia Africa and Latin America cannot read or write. World illiteracy rose by about 200 million in six years while only 115 million of 375 million school age children are in school. The text urges action and prayers for broader schooling.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Population Reference Bureau
Washington, D. C
Jesus Tells Nicodemus About Birth of Water and Spirit
A biblical verse from John 3 5 is cited where Jesus declares that one must be born of water and the Spirit to enter the kingdom of God. The quotation emphasizes spiritual rebirth as essential for salvation.
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Jesus
Nixon leads in private poll as most qualified GOP candidate
A private Opinion Research Corp poll from Princeton shows Nixon ahead by 20 points over Romney as the most qualified candidate. Nixon leads Romney, Rockefeller, and Percy in overall preference and in foreign policy strength among Republicans, with 67 percent of GOP voters backing him as strongest on foreign affairs. The survey also shows Nixon ahead among independents and Democrats on nomination choice, though results vary by group and sample.
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Richard Nixon
Africa
Latin America
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
N.J
Nixon
George Romney
Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Charles Percy
Rockefeller
Percy
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Mark Hatfield
John Lindsay
Reagan
Louis Harris
Lyndon Johnson
Harris
Gaylord Parkinson's
Washington, D.C
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
Pennsylvania tale questions clockwork tax plan
The article debates Governor Shafer's delayed-fuse statewide income tax proposing to tie taxes to appropriations. Critics warn it delays needed revenue and could invite unchecked executive spending. Supporters cite fiscal responsibility and a future funding trigger once expenditures reach 1.9 billion dollars. The debate centers on whether the cart or the horse comes first in Pennsylvania's budget.
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Shafer
Raymond Philip Shafer
Pennsylvania
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
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William F. Buckley Jr
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McKeever
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Southeast Asia
Marya Mannes
America
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Niagara Falls
Judiciary
House Un-American Activities Committee
HUAC
Rep
Schard
By Holmes Alexander
By Sydney J. Harris
New York City
Central Park
American Civil Liberties Union
NEW Castle News
The
News Company, A Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Renee
Butler
Beaver Counties
By James Keller
Earth
Bible Thought
Worl
John Chamberlain
By Mason Denison
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