An Ode To Children and a Book Review Fragment
A satirical poem titled An Ode To Children parodies school burnings and rule breaking. The piece ends with praise for Harry Fleischman LETS BE HUMAN and references excerpts from his magazine column as reprinted in a small book.
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Lyndon Johnsons Power Play Looms Before Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson shifts from affable ally to hard fighter as Kennedy heads toward the Los Angeles convention. Johnson seeks second place for Kennedy or plans a steamroller, with Texas’ power enabling his rise as Senate leader and potential next president’s ally.
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Not Without Faith in a Time of Global Fears
Ralph McGill urges graduates to hold faith in democracy and the Bill of Rights amid Cold War anxieties. He warns of crises from Paris to Algeria, Cuba and China, and calls on the class to become allies in upholding morality, law, and personal integrity while facing a rapidly changing future.
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