President Johnson urged blue ribbon commission on violence
The Washington story quotes a sober President Johnson calling for a blue ribbon commission to uncover causes of national violence. It rails against civil disobedience as a cancer and argues radical surgery is needed to restore law and order amid perceived communist influence. It cites Supreme Court rulings and remarks by Hugo Black and Vice President Humphrey to critique leadership and rising unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Washington
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Hugo L. Black
Speed and caution in car tests yield close race
A West German tire maker and precision instrument firm conducted a near 1000 mile trial from Hamburg to Rimini. One driver raced to the limit. the other drove cautiously. The fast driver finished 31 minutes ahead after 20 hours 12 minutes, using 1339 brake events and consuming about 10 extra gallons of fuel. The slow driver completed in 20 hours 43 minutes with 652 brake events and no emergencies. A Cologne Brenner Pass run showed 16 hours 52 minutes for fast vs 21 minutes longer for slow, confirming speed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Ontario Department of Transport
Hamburg
Rimini
Cologne
Brenner Pass
Playground Daily News masthead and staff listing
The document shows the Playground Daily News Fort Walton Beach masthead with publisher Frank Hi Haugh Jr editor William Tennis and staff roles including Don Wilton advertising director James Pulliam circulation director and office contact details. It lists subscription rates and mailing information for daily and mail subscriptions and office phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perry
Frank Hi. Haugh, Jr
William Tennis
Don Wilton
James Pulliam
Don Hilton
Playground Daily News
Eglin Parkway SE
Fort Walton Beach
Florida
John H. Perry Associates
We Adth St
New York
N.Y
MAEL
All Communications
Playground Daily News P.O
Walton Beach
General Office
Kennedy remembered as sensitive and tough leader
Washington Merry-Go-Round recalls Bobby Kennedy through anecdotes from civil rights leaders, officials, and friends. It highlights his informal style as attorney general, influence on Russia policy, role in steel price talks, integration efforts, and humor in social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
Birmingham
Justice Department
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Jfk
Ralph
Kersey
St. Matthews Cathedral
New York Times
Mass
Times
The
United States
Alabama
Cor
Ner
Russia
U.S.R
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Berlin
Khrushchev
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy Boys
State Department
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
U.S
Adam Clayton Powell
Federal Communications Commission
Bill Henry
Memphis
FCC
Chessut Bowles
India
Bowles
Cuba
Time Magazine
South
Atlanta
Dallas
Little Rock
Averell
Humphrey
National costume goal for Gibraltar tourism debate
Bill Vaughan argues Gibraltar lacks a national costume and urges a crafted, indigenous outfit plus dances and legends to boost tourism. He warns a missing costume risks losing travelers and suggests professional help from Madison Avenue to create a traditional, saleable image for the Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Madison Avenue
Holiday
On This Date June 10 1968 Highlights
Historical notes for June 10 covering events from 1610 Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan to 1968 U S milestones. Entries include early declarations drafting independence 1776, 1892 Harrison renomination, 1898 U S Cuba invasion, 1940 Italy war on France and Britain, 1942 Lidice massacre aftermath, 1963 cloture on civil rights bill, and brief later items about Bernard Goldfine and Kennedy nuclear test statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Manhattan Island
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
U.S
Cuba
Italy
France
Britain
Lidice
U.S. Senate
House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
John F. Kennedy
United States
Sea of Galilee
Society in Crisis After Kennedy Assassination Reflections
An AP column argues the American public bears blame for national dismay after the Kennedy assassination. It decries violence as a global ill and urges citizens to remain, repair, and uphold virtuous ideals amid anger and division. It questions whether America is a sick society and calls for responsibility to heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Robert F.kennedy
Los Angeles
U.S
U S
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S. Union
Brewster on campus power and four year clutter
Yale president Kingman Brewster criticizes SDS style campus activism as minority rule over a majority. He warns against policy shifts driven by student power such as making Swahili a school language, which could create useless tenured staff and four year clutter in catalogs. He urges pragmatic, long term education over party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Barnard
Columbia University
New York City
Kingman Brewster
Yale
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Brewster
Students For A Democratic Society
Students To Destroy Society
SDS
Bookman
Connecticut
Wilbur Cross
Yale Graduate School
Cross
U.S. Senate
Bob Considine On The Line
New York column laments erosion of American duty and civic involvement. He blames his generation for neglecting family, law, and community, cites rising crime and social decay from Watts to Newark, and urges restoration of responsibility and justice.
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By Charles Blaum
New Orleans
National Association of Counties Conference
Lyndon Johnson
Ccessor
Playground
National Costume
Bill Vaughan
Francine Sue
Mother
Conrad Hilton
Hal Boyle
Stork
John Chamberlain
Kirk
Columbia
Bob Considine
Lawless
Viet Nam
Robert Kennedy
Greece
Rome
Great Britain
Belgium
Watts
Detroit
Newark
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