Truth and the Panthers Clash Prompt A Call for Inquiry
An editorial argues truth is essential to ease race tensions after police Panthers clashes. It notes violence, claims from both sides, and proposes the GoldmanClark commission as a path to an independent inquiry urging Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department to lead a national study before tensions worsen.
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Bob Hope’s Christmas tours uplift troops abroad
The article praises Bob Hope and the USO holiday tours for American service members overseas. It notes Hope’s long service since World War I, his 9th annual Christmas show, and the morale-boosting effect of entertainment amid war. It also highlights other performers and the broader value of show business with heart.
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Abreast of law in editor letters on science and faith
A reader criticizes the teaching of evolution in schools and defends biblical creation, arguing scientists should consider all evidence while accusing others of bias. The letter asserts belief in the Bible’s factual accuracy and questions modern scientific methods.
Seventies Mood Seen As Menacing Yet Manageable
Washington observers describe the decade as a century of surprises with an optimistic edge in a wary capital mood. The era is viewed as puzzling yet potentially controllable by careful policy and steady leadership.
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Present Problems and Optimistic Forecasts in James Reston Text
A Reston analysis argues present problems are pessimistic yet decadel forecast remains optimistic. It cites likely avoidance of major wars, Vietnam exit, new superpower balance, ongoing regional conflicts, and rising inflation as continuing trends. The piece contrasts grim past century events with cautious hopes for less destructive future dynamics in world affairs.
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National Panther Hunt Raises Tensions Across Cities
The Black Panther party faces heavy losses with 28 active members killed by police in major cities since last year. Police raids target headquarters under varied pretexts, while some officers are also killed. Panthers describe themselves as a revolutionary group urging arming and resistance, though officials mark them as a major internal security threat.
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FBI Infiltration Rumor Prompts DOJ and WRI Response
Conflicting reports claim the Panthers face infiltration and office raids, prompting questions about legal approval and investigative procedures. The FBI and DOJ have not commented while the issue surfaces in public discourse and press speculation.
Controversy Over Panthers and Federal Role in Chicago Shootings
Flora Lewis discusses the attorney general's stance on the Black Panthers, federal inquiry limits, and doubts about a national campaign against Panthers. She notes the Chicago killings including Fred Hampton, questions about police actions, and the need for a principled investigation to preserve rule of law amid tense black power and police clashes.
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Sidewalk Senate Kathy Stern on friendships and trust
Public interviews reveal high school juniors and seniors sharing ideas on friendship. Respondents like Don Frazier Travis Baker and Betty Davenport describe what makes a best friend and how communication aligns people on common ground.
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