Students for Continued Public Education Voice School Crisis
A letter from Students for Continued Public Education argues to keep New Orleans public schools open in September amid desegregation debates. They urge open dialogue, oppose curbing education, and condemn public officials who defy the Supreme Court while critiquing adult impatience with the crisis.
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S.C.P.E
S.O.P.E
New Orleans
8.C.P.E
Supreme Court
United States
Touhy saga shows crime does not pay for all
Milton Mayer reviews Touhy's life linking his battles with Capone's mob and unions, noting how prosecutors protected syndicates while Touhy faced 298 years. The piece details contacts, deaths, and the recurring theme that crime does not pay for everyone despite vast power.
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Factor
Capone
Capones
Judge Barnes
Courtney
Jake
Chicago
Beverly Hills
California
Dan Gilbert
Dan
Chicago Sun-Times
Florida
Gilbert
Touhys
Milton Mayer
Sat Y
Kennedy Nixon clash stirs Potomac political warfare
The piece analyzes the 1960 race aftermath with Kennedy’s precarious win, Nixon’s pivot to opposition, and the likely cabinet debates. It notes disputed results in Chicago and Philadelphia, the split national vote, and hints at bipartisan shifts including Dillon Lovett and McCloy discussions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Tom Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ilinois
Jim Farley
Joe Kennedy
U. S
NATO
Douglas Dillon
Robert Lovett
John McCloy
Chase Manhattan Bank
Dillon
Eisenhower
Lovett
McCloy
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