Reform or violence across Latin America warned by Linowitz
Sol Linowitz told the Organization of American States in Mexico City that reform is needed now or violent revolution will follow. He warned oligarchies must embrace real democracy to avoid deeper poverty by century's end and urged a peaceful path to social and economic change.
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Organization of American States
Mexico City
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Pets in Heat Safety Rules Urged by Arizona Expert
University of Arizona animal husbandryman Al Lane warns pets face heat danger like people. Provide shade and fresh water, avoid tying dogs from shade, never leave a pet in a car with windows closed, and arrange care if away.
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Optimism grows for 10 percent surtax tax bill in Congress
Washington reports rising belief that the Presidents ten percent surtax will pass within the month. House Democrats favor a path involving a six billion dollar spending reduction starting July 1 to win liberal support. Meany pushes Gilligan to back Humphrey, but Gilligan remains neutral amid labor pressure and Kennedy alignments.
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Commencement Season Sparks Debate At Columbia
The piece discusses Columbia University's June 4 graduation amid fears of riots, noting historic ties to Kings College and quoting administrators and faculty. It recalls past commencement traditions, warning of potential disturbances while highlighting the ceremonial rituals and speakers.
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Democratic nomination battle hinges on Johnson influence
Roscoe Drummond analyzes how the 1968 Democratic race may hinge on Johnson's record and the split between Kennedy's anti administration stance and Humphrey's pro Johnson approach. He notes Kennedy leads in some states but Humphrey dominates delegates and voters, with Oregon loss a blow to Kennedy. The outcome remains uncertain as Paris talks and Viet Nam unrest could swing convention fate.
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Inez Bobb and the struggle over police power
Inez Robb argues for stronger legal protection against coercive police methods while defending the police amid rising street crime and campus upheaval. The piece critiques attacks on the Supreme Court for safeguarding defendants and contends that both police and courts face intense public controversy during urban violence and university clashes.
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