North Beckley PSD fights residents over sewer ties
The North Beckley Public Service District sued roughly 193 area residents to force connections to the sanitary sewer system amid years of resistance. Residents protest fees and rights, while others defend the district as necessary for public health. the showdown nears as litigation looms.
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NEPSD
Public's Right To Know Sparks Press Free Speech Debate
Memphis lawyer Edward W. Kuhn argues that nothing in the U S Constitution guarantees the public's right to know and favors publishing only official viewpoints. The idea provokes opposition from Bar Association, Sigma Delta Chi, and editors who warn it undermines the First Amendment and public access to government information.
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Memphis
American Bay Association
United States
Kuln
Bar Association
Ecommnal Ca
Sigma Delta Chi
Profe Ail Journalism Society
Informa
Kuhn
Commercial Appeal
Nixon Lies In New Hampshire Primary Mood Watch On The Potomac
In Manchester New Jersey voters discuss Vietnam and the 1968 Republican race as Nixon and Romney vie for the nomination with a write in for Rockefeller. Street interviews reveal a wary base, viewing peace talks skepticism and a need to stand firm against Communists. Nixon plans a low key approach, hoping to avoid overstatement.
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George Romney
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25 Years Ago From The 198 Flies Of The Raleigh Mepistoe
Approximately 1250 dollars was raised at the President's Birthday Ball with Will Osborne and his orchestra providing the music. WooA Thirka served as chairman of the affair.
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Thirka
Washington Window House Race Enhanced It May Pick The President
Raymond Lare notes rising interest in the 1966 presidential election as party leaders consider the House of Representatives possibly choosing the president if no candidate gains a majority. Wallace Thurmond and other third-party factors could shift electoral votes, prompting GOP governors and party managers to weigh risks of a House decisive vote.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Gid Aaviley
Stramp Thurmond
Wallace
House
Cartier
California
Senate
Kuchel
Bolly Willacy
Pes
Wreedem — Furly
Congress
Governors House
GOP
Credibility Gaps And The Presidency In The 1969 Campaign
Washington editorial notes that credibility of the Johnson administration becomes a major issue in the 1969 presidential race. It cites Barry Goldwater, George Romney, and Nixon’s aides charging a credibility gap amid Vietnam War controversy. It recalls past presidents facing trust issues and warns that withholding information challenges democratic ideals while underscoring presidents’ need to balance candor with national security.
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LBJ
Johnson
Ran Awa
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hoyt Gellin
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Gav
Ceorge Romney
Michigan
Everard
South Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
D Minn
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Robert &. McNamara
Dean Rusk
NEC
New Yorker
Richard H. Stevere
Tnterior
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Volk
McKinley
Eisenhower
Gillane
Russia
Kennedy
Sindlarry
Reflections on Youth, Violence, and History in a 1960s Debate
In a Northwestern university symposium themed Vintec in America, students' violence in civil rights struggles dominates discussion. The piece argues history shows youth influence shaping progress, citing medieval and early modern examples to frame juvenile restlessness as a driver and risk in social change, while noting a dissident minority remains voiceless amid sloganism.
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Turkey
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North Korea
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Joan of Arc
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Montaigne
Salvadore de Madariaga
Charles the Fifth
Empeyor
Pravins
France
Flenry
England
Chile
Mars
Lvoy
No Age Limit on Free Speech Says Freedom Has Its Price
Essay discusses First Amendment rights and age, noting no age limit on free speech, but warns that exercising it may bring social or legal risk. The writer argues freedom carries a price including acceptance and disapproval, urging careful self-expression without inviting harm.
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Sycech
Congress
Samerang
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