View on Warren tenure and Johnson appointment risk
Our View argues Warren’s resignation would place successor selection with President Johnson. It condemns the Warren Court for judicial legislating, warns of a Johnson appointment extending Warren’s philosophy, and questions the undermining of constitutional principles under the guise of social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Warren Court
Johnson
Warren
United States
Supreme Court
U.S
Republic
The Brute Trades Sword for a Pen in Civil Life
Victor Krulak, once the Marine Corps youngest brigadier general and a three war veteran, retires to become a newspaper executive with Copley Newspapers. He jokes about height, recalls daring parachute missions, and embraces a new duty to serve his country through journalism.
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Annapolis
Victor Krulak
Marine Corps
Copley Newspapers
Naval Academy
Krulak
Fourth Estate
Playground Daily News masthead and contact details
Publisher Frank H. Haugh Jr and John H. Perry lead the Playground Daily News based in Fort Walton Beach Florida. Advertising director is William Tennis with Don Hilton and James Pulliam as circulation and general staff. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed along with a post office drawer address in Florida.
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Frank H. Haugh, Jr
John H. Perry
William Tennis Dutor
Don Hilton
James Pulliam
Playground Caly News
The
Playground News
Fort Walton Beach
Florida
Playground Daily News P.O
Walton Beach
Resurrection City tensions and hosea williams outlined
Washington segment details Hosea Williams leading Resurrection City demonstrators and urging confrontations with police. FBI links Williams to auto theft, leading to DOJ intervention and grand jury outcomes. Pipeline safety debate references a pending House showdown on a national inspection bill with linked explosions and a fatal Doniphan incident.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Pslam
Hosea Willams
Agriculture Department
Williams
FBI
Justice Department
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
Hosea Williams
Harold Andrews
Morris Finley
Andrew
Washington National Airport
Newark
N.J
Daytona Beach
Fla
Andrews
SCLC
Williams and
Finney
Finley
Wil
Allen Chancey
Goodson
Chancey
USA
House of Representatives
John Moss
Calif
John Dingell
Mich
Brock Adams
Wash
Joseph Vigorito
Richard Ottinger
N.Y
Doniphan
United States
Congress
House
Ripon Forum's schizophrenia on Reagan Nixon and reform
John Chamberlain critiques the June Ripon Forum for praising voluntary action in urban reform while attacking Reagan with distrust of government. He notes the magazine favors Nixon linked black capitalism and two radio addresses, yet refuses to praise Nixon himself and blasts liberal programs from the 1930s.
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Ripon Society
Ripon Forum
Riponites
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Ripon
Ripon Boys
John McClaughry
McClaughry
CORE
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Hugh Scott
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Supreme Court
On This Date in History June 26 Through the Years
Highlights include 1945 UN charter signed in San Francisco by 50 nations. Other events noted: 1541 Pizarro slain in Lima, 1844 Tyler and Gardiner secret New York wedding, 1900 Reed and doctors combat yellow fever, 1917 US Expeditionary Force reaches France, 1941 Finland at war with USSR, 1962 money to ransom Cuban rebels, 1960s Berlin welcome for Kennedy, later revolts in Indonesia.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Walter Reed
France
Finland
Soviet Union
Bay of Pigs
Celebes Island
John F. Kennedy
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Bowed facts mix light humor and surprising stats
A roundup of quirky notes covers commuting by car versus walking, air conditioning benefits for animals, dental advances, divorce timing by month, travel jokes, and medical glimpses. It cites a beer study, a laundry bag dissolving at 140 degrees, safety concerns for women, light bulb efficiency versus fireflies, and diabetes demographics.
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New York
U.S
Mozambique
Robert Graves
Australia
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Arnold Glasow
F-111 Grounding Reversed After In-Flight Pump Fault Found
Washington reports the F-111 fighter bomber back in action in South Vietnam after grounding due to in flight hydraulic pump failures. Investigators traced the defect to a pump that failed under flight stresses in early models, leading to crashes and a later replacement. The article notes McNamara favored a joint service design, the plane’s advances, and future plans for a lighter, faster successor by 1975 with 42,000 pounds of thrust.
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Air Force
McNamara
New York primary shows low war issue turnout in Viet Nam era
Voters in New York gave a subdued verdict on Viet Nam as the war dominated one issue races. Paul O'Dwyer won a small share of Democratic votes, signaling limited support for antiwar positions amid declining attention to Vietnam as Paris talks proceed.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Paris
U. S
North Viet Nam
New York
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Paul O'Dwyer
Johnson
O'Dwycer
Humphrey
Oregon
Sen
Wayne Morse
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Sen. Morse
Morse
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By Carl Kovac
Playground Daily News
Niewapare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Liams
Charles Goodson
William O’kelley
Mexico
Special Justice Department
John Chamberlain
Bob Considine
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Air Corps — Navy
Robert McNamara
Navy
Boeing
General Dynamics
RAF
Marianne
Thomas Kuchel
Max Rafferty
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