Kennedy Foresees Extremism and Democratic Confidence
In Washington DC Senator Robert F. Kennedy warns on television that extremism threatens democracy as he contends groups lack faith in the American people's judgment. The remarks come amid a broader debate on political extremism and national leadership.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Washington, D.C
Sit-in at University of Chicago Idles 300 Workers
About 300 administrative staff were spared a holiday as sit-in demonstrators occupied the university fire building. Classes continued as usual while a token group of 25 kept vigil in the six story administration building. The protest echoes last week's occupation that barred employees on Thursday and Friday, with shifts lasting several hours and overnight over the weekend.
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Storms sweep Midlands and Tornadoes injure three in Kansas City
Thunderstorms spread across the Midlands while tornadoes struck Oklahoma and Kansas, injuring at least three people in Kansas City, Kansas, where fire destroyed a barn and killed horses. Large hail lashed Blackwell Oklahoma and Lake City Arkansas, with crops damaged in Missouri and North Carolina.
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Press-Gelearam Second Class at Cong Beach Post Office
Classified note shows entry as second class matter at the Cong Beach post office with terms for monthly year rate and delivery charge. Mentions bureau of circulation audit and Long Beach publication details.
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Brown Pushes Bill to Reform State Tax System
Gov. Edmund G Brown urged the Legislature to act on a reform bill for the property tax assessment system aiming to end favoritism and restore public confidence. He also pushed a relief measure to help needy seniors pay property taxes, both backed by the administration and passed by the Assembly. The row over the tax scandal has produced multiple convictions and ongoing trials, with lawmakers facing a pivotal vote as the June 7 primary looms.
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Quake Toll: Moscow Reports Vast Damage in Tashkent
MOSCOW reports from Pravda and Komsomol Pravda describe major quakes on April 25 and May 10 in Tashkent. Hundreds of schools and hospitals destroyed, most homes leveled, and about 100000 people homeless. Hospitalizations, heart issues, and nervous breakdowns noted amid unprecedented disaster detail.
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Tashkent
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Komsomol Pravdal
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Memory Mastery Ad Promises Quick Social Payoff
A Chicago publisher touts a memory improvement method claimed to boost business success and social influence. It offers a free book titled Ad ventures in Memory mailed with a small postage handling fee to memory studies in Chicago.
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