Wider Inquiry On Violence Differs From Warren Commission
Rep Hale Boggs a member of the new violence commission says the probe will be broader in scope and method than the Warren Commission. Judge A Leon Higginbotham urges addressing poverty and discrimination as root causes. Boggs expects open hearings and a professional staff to study media violence and social factors in depth.
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Duryea Dead at 61 After Long Illness
Hollywood confirms Dan Duryea died today after a lengthy illness. The actor, known for portraying a suave heel, was 61 and began his career on Broadway before a 25 year run in films and television.
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Sunday School Lesson Greatness Of God By CLARENCE W. CRANFORD
The piece contrasts the fame of human achievement with the greatness of God. It cites George Beverly Shea, Sidney Lanier, and biblical passages to argue that man’s advances fail to match divine power and love. It emphasizes awe, accountability, and the healing strength found in God’s greatness and love.
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Saigon Bombarded Again as Viet Cong Fire Rises
Saigon endured its heaviest bombardment in weeks as 16 rockets struck the city, killing 25 civilians and wounding 43. The attack hit central Saigon, near Westmoreland’s residence, Navy commander's home, and Korea’s 48 000 man force chief, with nine houses damaged or destroyed. Aimed to terrorize civilians, the assault followed ongoing street fighting in Cholon.
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British Papers Say Teddy Will Fill Bobby's Shoes
London AP reports British commentators expect Senator Edward Kennedy to pursue the U.S. presidency, continuing the Kennedy family line after John and Robert. Analysts praise his Senate record, charm, and contacts while noting speculation he could be offered the vice presidency, though Sampson doubts he will accept.
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