A Nation’s Violence Under Scrutiny and Hope
The column weighs a National Commission report on America’s violent history and present. It contrasts European pasts with U S excesses, notes dangers of guilt fatigue, and argues reform hinges on realistic self appraisal and lasting cures rather than self blame. It closes by acknowledging American strengths.
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National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of
John F. Kennedy
America
Europe
Cuba
Czar
Vietnam
Ous
Robert F. Kennedy
Commission
Britain
London
Health by Dr Brady Authority From Other's Books
The writer dismisses claimed authority while discussing tonsillectomy controversary and the risk of mortality. He cites patient tragedies and mentions malignancy as a justification for removing tonsil tissue in rare cases. He asks readers to request authorities politely when seeking guidance and notes the column presents personal views.
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Brady
Timely Quotes From Toynbee on Mortality and Tax Returns
Historian Arnold J. Toynbee muses that mortality may not be wholly disadvantageous and jokes about making an infinite annual income tax return, reflecting on immortality and human limits.
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Arnold J. Toynbee
Quotes on Change From Historical Figures
A collection of sayings exploring resistance to change and progress. Jeremiah 13 23 notes human capacity for change, while Charles Kettering and Winston Churchill temper views with remarks on status quo and pursuit of goals.
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Jeremiah
Charles Kettering
Senate Interferes With Nixon Over Viet Peace Talks
Washington observers note unprecedented Senate criticism of Nixon diplomacy in Paris talks with Thieu. Leaders like Mansfield Gore and Fulbright urge restraint and signal possible pressure for withdrawal. Secretary Rogers defends fair ballots and a coalition-free Saigon government while public debate questions U.S. military needs.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
Thieu
South Vietnam
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Pacific Ocean
Gore
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Vietnam
Congress
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Saigon
America
Midway
United States Senate
Southeast Asia
Mary Murray Ferry Trundles On Despite Nickel Fare
New York AP describes a ride from the Battery to Staten Island aboard the steamship Mary Murray a 34 year old ferry serving a nine mile run. The narrator notes the 20 minute trip capacity up to 2500 passengers and questions the 5 cent fare while highlighting the vessel’s old steam engine and cost of operation.
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New York
Battery
Mary Murray
Staten Island
Vanderbilt Fortune
Governor's Island Army
Ellis Island
Manhattan
Verazzano Bridge
Brooklyn
Today in History June 14 1969 Associated Press
On this date in history, several events are noted including the founding of the U S Army in 1775 and the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the national flag in 1777. Other items include the free Republic of California proclaimed in 1846 and WWII events in 1940 1941 1944.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Sonoma
Calif
Germes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Pacific
Saipan Island
Marianas
Hong Kong
Romania
Communis
West
Riots’ Long-Term Toll On Big City Economies and Decay
Washington reports indicate major city riots accelerate long-range decline beyond riot zones. Evidence shows broader business losses citywide, suburban shopping shifts, faster middle and upper‑class out-migration, rising crime, and shrinking tax bases. Officials study moves to lower-cost locations to absorb poverty and revive economies.
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Washington
NEA
Japan
United States
Do Not Leave the Church Theological Debate Persists
The piece argues against leaving the church amid critique from bishops and theologians. It praises devoted believers who anchor faith in God and Christ while acknowledging calls for reform. It questions church authority, suggesting renewal may require accountability and enduring patience.
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Biafra
God
Jesus Christ
Vatican
Papacy
Pike
Charles Davis
James Kavanaugh
Turnips and rope and a round world debate
A collage of wry comments on marriage rope jokes February jokes and space and politics. Notable lines include Johnny Carson on tying the knot and turnips and Astronaut Eugene Cernan and Senator J William Fullbright on religion military and the calendar.
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Eugene G. Cernan
The Palladium Times Newspaper Notice and Rates
This notice lists Oswego Palladium Times consolidation details, rates for yearly subscriptions and mail delivery, and advertising representatives. It notes carrier prices, mail rates for Oswego and other addresses, and cites Associated Press membership and request for corrections to content.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayugans
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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