Kennedy brothers use martyrs name in poll tax push
Editorial argues Edward and Robert Kennedy press a poll tax amendment to the voting rights bill, leveraging their late brother’s memory. It condemns political manipulation and warns that the Kennedy family spectacle harms public trust while noting the poll tax’s history of disenfranchising Black voters.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Edward
Robert
New York
Fruyal
South
Political clash over poll taxes and civil rights
The piece notes a constitutional struggle over whether Congress can bar state poll taxes. Senate leaders propose challenging poll taxes tied to voter registration to avoid delaying the rights bill. President Johnson backs the plan while Kennedy brothers oppose, courting liberal voters and risking broader voting rights support.
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Senate
Johnson
Kennedy
Mansfield
Dirksen
Two Cities Missed La Rochelle
Angouleme and La Rochelle are described as historic French ports with preserved streets and ramparts. Angouleme sits above old fortifications with a modern mall atop the walls, while La Rochelle, once a major colonial departure port, features 15th century towers, a medieval street plan, and enduring harbor life along its old port.
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LA Rochelle
Angouleme
Basque Coast
Spain
France
Palais de Justice
Columbia
Johnson Plunges Into History With Dominican Intervention
President Johnson faces historical scrutiny after sending Marines to the Dominican Republic citing to save American lives and halt a Communist takeover. The move, seen as violating a written promise not to interfere, sparks anti American sentiment amid a conservative, unelected junta supported by the Dominican regime.
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Johnson
Caamano Deno
Pice Tured
Dominican Republic
Comery
Senator Ready To Debate His Role In Investigation
Senator John J. Williams of Delaware prepares to confront Democrats on the Senate floor over his private inquiry into Bobby Baker. The Rules Committee's Democratic members have drafted a report criticizing him, and Williams vows to challenge Chairman Everett Jordan and others to dispute him publicly or disavow a quoted Democratic spokesman.
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate
Bobby Baker
Williams
Willliams
Baker
Rules Committee
Sen. B
Everett Jordan
Den,c
Ottawa Herald history and policy notes mixed with Cold War debate
A broad Ottawa Herald excerpt covers subscription rates, editor notes, and Associated Press rights, then shifts to a wide array of Cold War topics. It mentions Jordan and Williams in a Senate voting rights inquiry, plus commentary on intervention in Latin America and the OAS pledge against outside interference, recounting Eisenhower and Kennedy actions regarding Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
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United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Eisenhower
Dominican Republic
Castro
Une der Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Television Weekday Schedule Across NBC CBS ABC And More
A dense list outlines a multi-network daytime to late night lineup including NBC CBS ABC channels with shows like News, Weather, Dramas and Comedies. Notable programs include The Fugitive Petticoat Junction Peyton Place House of Wax and The Saint Meets the Tiger amid a broad slate of Westerns game shows and film features.
TV Highlights Night of Classic Channel 4 and Channel 5 Lineup
TV highlights list 6:30 p.m. Mr. Novak on Channel 4 with two students noted for wrong career paths. 7:30 p.m. Death Valley Days on Channel 4 featuring The Hero of Fort Halleck. 8 p.m. The Big Trees on Channel 4 with Elsie Berringer stirring rivalry between Jim Campbell and Lt Harper. 8:30 p.m. Petticoat Junction on Channel 5. 9 p.m. Fugitive on Channel 9 Escape Into Black with amnesia. 10:15 p.m. Take a Letter Darling and House of Wax on Channel 9 and 13. 11 p.m. The Saint Meets the Tiger on Channel 5. 12:10 a.m. The Fighting O’Flynn on Channel 5.
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Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Wells Fargo
Mr. Novak
Joey Bishop
McHale’s Navy
Red Skelton
Tycoon
Petticoat Junction
Darling
Johnny Careson
House of Wax
Daily Word
O’flynn
Faith For Our Times
Channel 4
Novak
Fort Halleck
Elsie Berringer
Jim Campbell
Lieutenant Harper
Patrice Wymore
Eve Miller
Channel 5
Bobbie
New York
Channel 9
Kimble
Rosalind Russell
Fred Mac Murray
Channel
Vincent Price
Frank Lovejoy
Saint
the Tiger
Hupgti- Sinclair
Jean Gillie
Fighting O'Flynn
Douglas Fairebanks Jr
Richard Greene
Exercise for the aging body and daily mobility
A physician advocates daily exercise for all ages within limits, stressing gradual build, enjoyment, and regularity. Ten minutes may suffice for some, walking a mile or more for others, with medical caution for heart conditions. Exercise boosts circulation breathing and digestion, and should be a pleasure not drudgery, per Dr Joseph G Molner.
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Dr. Mother
W.R
May 18 in History Highlights From 1951 to 1942
On May 18 1951 the United Nations moved to a new home in New York City from Lake Success. Napoleon Bonaparte was proclaimed emperor of France in 1804. Ulysses S. Grant began the Siege of Vicksburg in 1863. Woodrow Wilson signed the Selective Service bill in 1917. The Tennessee Valley Authority was created in 1933. In 1942 the U.S. announced a large troop contingent would arrive in the British Isles.
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New York City
Lake Success
Long Island
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Ulysses S. Grant
Vicksburg
Miss
Woodrow Wilson
Tennessee Valley Authority
U.S
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