America faces its greatest crisis and asks who leads
An editorial warns the United States may not survive as a free society if Vietnam war lessons are ignored. It laments failing leadership, civil unrest, rising crime, and economic collapse while calling for strong, principled leaders to avoid panic and demagoguery.
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United States
Saigon
America
Congress
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Parish Robbery Strikes Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
Two suspects stole a $2000 church collection from Our Lady Of Perpetual Help on a Sunday morning. The incident draws community condemnation and calls for return of the funds to ease consciences and support church programs.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Carmichael poised to supplant King in Washington march plan
White House and Justice Department fear Martin Luther King Jr faces a split with Carmichael as the April Poor People’s Campaign nears. Carmichael’s Leninist tactics and Black United Front endorsement push him to potential leadership if King falters, echoing the 1965 Selma power shifts and raising concerns among moderates and NAACP officials.
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White House
Justice Department
Martin Luther
King
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
V. Lenin
Chicago
Chuck Stone
Custer
Bayard Austin
Selma
Ala
Coordinating Committee
Snick
Narure
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Black United Front
Carmichaél
Lenin
Red World
Black United
Tucker
Moultrie
National Naacp
Communist Party
Labor Party
Democratic Socialists
Police Patience in the Face of Taunts at Two New York Events
A Nostalgic vignette on New York police restraint during taunting at Madison Square Garden for the Bob Hope Bing Crosby show and at the New York Athletic Club track meet. The piece notes the crowd’s hostility from hippies and drifters and the police response that avoids provocation. It also references elevator statistics and a Honeywell flight helmet, highlighting contrasts between civilian life and military tech.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Considine
New York Athletic Club
Letter on awakened Malawi persecution and Kennedy politics
A carrier recounts reading Awake magazine about Jehovah's Witnesses facing persecution in Malawi for refusing a political card. The letter discusses Kennedy's stance on Johnson's renomination, criticizes campaign pushers, and argues such efforts would harm the Democratic Party and Kennedy's Senate prospects.
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Africa
Senate
Johnson
Democratic ‘Party
Congress
Whiteman Led Stars Like Bing Crosby and Benny Goodman
Known to his associates as Pops Paul Whiteman directed stars such as Bing Crosby Benny Goodman and Bix Beiderbecke. The weather has been refurbished to look nearly the way it did the night Lincoln took his wife to see the comedy Our American Cousin.
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Paul* Whiteman
Bing Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Bix Reiderbecke
Washington Star
Lincoln
New Bedford
Mass
Standard-Times
Our Man Hoppe and Reagan Secret Foreign Policy
A satirical column argues Governor Reagan revealed a secret California foreign policy on Vietnam. The piece imagines Premier Ho Chi Minh overhearing and warns Californians to guard such secrets while lampooning political bravado and the peril of disclosure.
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Reagan
Arthur Hoppe
Ronald Reagan
California
Vietnam
Pete
Hoppe
Gov. Reagan
United States
Scottsdale Woman Named General Chairman for 1958 Campaign
Mrs. Larry C. Ives of Granite Reef Rd was named general chairman for the 1958 Scottsdale-Bagter-Seals campaign. Scottsdale school principals Frye Kiser Flick Williams Bullington and Abbott attended a meeting of the Arizona Association of Elementary School Administrators in Yuma. Ray Davis, assistant superintendent, left Scottsdale for a convention in Indianapolis.
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Larry C. Ives
Granite Reef Rd
Scottsdale-Bagter-Seals
Frye
Ruben Kiser
Luther Flick
Ray Williams
Richard Bullington
Ed Abbott
Scotts
McCarthy and Kennedy Face 1972 Political Crosswinds
The piece notes McCarthy facing abuse for dissent on Vietnam policy while planning to wear the uniform, Kennedy seen as the likely 1972 candidate with strong legal and political credentials, and Nixon or Kefauver as Republican frontrunners. It argues delegates may pick a winner over the ideal choice as summer politics set in.
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Johnson
Sen. Kennedy
Geom
Kennedy
United States
Nixon
Keefeller
New York
Jerry McElfresh Managing Editor Vol Vim No 15
Jerry McElfresh is listed as managing editor for volume five issue fifteen of the publication. The snippet notes his role without additional story details.
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Jerry McElfresh
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