Thought For Today on Purity Beliefs and Horrors
A Tulane University philosophy professor Carl H Hamburg comments that societies built on eternal purities often carry a catalog of horrors inflicted by humans upon fellow humans, linking creed to cruelty and reminding readers of history’s warnings.
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Carl H. Hamburg
Philosophy
Tulane University
Me First Me Firsters Ruin Justice In Raleigh County
A critical column condemns the handling of a murder case against Okvey Bailey for prosecutorial missteps and disqualified witnesses. It laments a town dominated by Me Firsters who ignore law and ethics, criticizing politicians, the bar association, and civic leadership while urging accountability and reform.
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Okvey Bailey
McCreery
Bar Association
Harry Culp
UPI Analysis: Santo Domingo Turmoil Persists After US Meddling
Phil Newsom surveys Santo Domingo where US prodding failed to cool a volatile rival split. Since Garc a Godoy and the military neared a showdown, factions refuse to surrender weapons, anti US sentiment rises, and the Inter-American Peace Keeping Force, led by the US 82nd Airborne, remains key to preventing a new coup.
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UPI
Santo Domingo
United States
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia - Senet Ring
Donald Reid Cara
Castro
Cuba
Warrin Minican
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina
Santiago
la Informacion
God
Washington
Organization of American States
United Nations
Garcia- Godoy
Garcia-Godoy
U.S. 82Nd Airborne
U.S
Juan Busch
Awful talk with a sheeted extremist on race
A dialogue features Ed and a racist group member trading jabs about white supremacy. The exchange cites Greensboro notoriety and figures like George Franklin Dorset while denouncing Black citizens' rights and urging segregation. Ed condemns hate and calls for equality, urging the group to grow up.
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Klan
Suh
Greensboro
Noth Calina
George Franklin Dorset
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gage Franklin
Chile
Arthur C. Leonard
Spencer
Nath Calvin
Robert M. Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Bama
South
Noth
Couse
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Pooh
Detroit
Traituh
Nevah
Politicos Target Education Chief Keppel in Washington
Washington column notes Rep. Adam Clayton Powell attacks Education Commissioner Francis Keppel as House subcommittee probes education. Critics blame educators as politically powerless while praising Kennedy and Johnson appointees Keppel and Gardner for raising the department’s profile amid the Education Explosion and a national War on Ignorance.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Education and Labor Committee
Francis Keppel
Powell
Keppel
Adam
Illinois
Office of Education
North
South
Daley
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Wilbur Cohen
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
America
Kennedy
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Johnson
John Gardner
Carnegie Corporation
HEW
Gardner
U. S. State Department
Protests Question War Policy and Vietnam Prospects
Washington reports contend anti draft protests may aid Hanoi and Peking by hardening their resolve. Observers note Reds in Asia are swayed by U S troop buildup while Hanoi radio asserts growing U S war opposition. The piece warns that demonstrators could prolong the conflict and risk lives.
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Washington
NEA
Hanoi
Peking
U.S
Paris
U. S
Asia
America
Nhan Dan
Viet Day Committee
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
David J. Miller
Johnson Clique
Kennedy Center Site Move Backed on Pennsylvania Avenue
John F Kennedy Center plans near Washington progress as Roger L Stevens signals start by month end. Congress has approved the Riverside site with bids for demolition already issued, the 46 million project to feature multiple performance spaces under Smithsonian oversight.
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Richard Spong
Roger L. Stevens
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Washgton Post
Congress
National Cultural Center
Lincoln Memorial
America
National Gallery
Library of Congress
John F. Kennedy Center
Smithsonian Institution
Dulles Air Terminal
Nicholas Satterlee
American Institute of Architects
Arts
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Satterlee
Massachusetts Avenue
Stevens
Kennedy Center
John Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Center
Study skills can be taught as a separate subject
UPI Education Specialist David Nydice argues study skills should be taught like science and math. He notes current schools often embed them in other subjects, leaving students unaware of the skills used. He urges early emphasis and reinforcement through practical exercises across curricula.
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David Nydice
UPI
Learning study skills aids tutoring efforts
School work may need assistance in this area. Although problems appear related to a subject, investigation might show a general weakness in how to study. Tutoring in study skills could be worthwhile, with emphasis on taking notes, outlining, and reviewing material for exams.
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