ICC examiner urges minimum standards for rail passenger service
John S. Messer an ICC examiner urges the agency to set minimum standards for rail passenger service after involvement in a Southern Pacific case. He argues highways and air travel will saturate, and railroads should again move people with fast clean service and a connected network of trains between major urban centers. He calls for an impartial government study of railroad passenger policy and public disclosure of facts and alternatives.
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ICC Examiner
Messer
Southern Pacific
The Woodshed Lost Our Nation to Theorists
A critique in the Hammond Times arguing Americans abdicated discipline and governance to academics and reformers. It laments removing capital punishment and lenient justice, urging readers to pressure Congress and editors to reflect majority opinion and restore control. The author condemns rioting students looters arsonists and legal leniency while calling for stronger responses.
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FBI
Supreme Court
America
New York Democrats split over McCarthy delegates plan
In New York the party chiefs vetoed a larger McCarthy share of 67 at large delegates, forcing a walkout by McCarthy supporters. The move risked costing Humphrey New York’s 67 electoral votes and spurred talk of an independent bid. County leaders cited fear of losing patronage and control of convention seating.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Manhattan
Jack Shea
Kennedy
State Committee
Frank O'Connor
New York City Council
O’connor
Mailbag gratitude for Operation Share volunteers
The letter expresses deep thanks to all who contributed to Operation Share Inc. It notes forty five members are currently in Trinidad Baja Mexico building a house adjacent to the medical facility and continuing service.
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Operation Share
Inc
Trinidad
Baja
Mexico
Scottsdale families mourn drowning at Oak Creek picnic
Cindy Rose Gazin of Scottsdale drowned while the Gazin family picnicked near lower Oak Creek. The incident occurred as relatives were enjoying a family outing.
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Cindy Rose Gazin
Henry Gazin
S. Orange
Lower Oak Creeks
HalI denounces New Left ideas and names Marcuse Debray
Gus Hall, general secretary of the Communist Party USA, denounces the American New Left as pet bourgeois radicalism and anti working class. He criticizes Herbert Marcuse and Jules Debray, notes SDS aims and predicts a youth focus for CP activism amid vague goals like participatory democracy and calls for third world revolution moonshine.
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United States
New Left
Hall
America
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France
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Our Man Hoppe and the Rise of Civilization
Satirical tale traces Adam and Eve in Eden from naked idyll to civilization via weapons, fashion, and the foam padded living bra. A warning about progress ends with a punchline on the bra’s supposed foundational role.
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Eve
Eden
Hoppe
Scottsdale Daily Progress July 18 1968 front matter
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published Mondays through Saturdays September May and Monday through Friday June August by Scottsdale Publishing Company. This issue is Vol VII No 125 dated July 18 1968.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
Progress
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