One Year After Dallas Kennedy Assassination Reflected Editorial
The editorial marks the first anniversary of President Kennedy’s 1963 assassination in Dallas. It weighs national shock and ongoing issues from riots to civil rights, stresses safer protection and a robust line of succession, and urges living by Kennedy’s call to action for service over self. It cites violence as a national toxin and promotes brotherhood and the end of poverty and inequality as essential for peace.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Italy Braces as hiccup strike disrupts rail service
In Rome a Communist led railway workers union employs a three daily 90 minute hiccup strike, halting three of four trains and scrambling schedules ahead of municipal elections. The event underscores political tensions as Aldo Moro leads a strained left-center government amid Italy's broad modernization.
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Piazza del Popolo
Italy
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Naples
Milan
Turin
Florence
Aldo Moro
Moro
Debunking Myths About Federal-State Government Roles
The essay dismantles beliefs about layers of government and funding. It argues against the neat cake analogy, the idea local units are inherently more democratic, and fears of rising federal control. It cites postwar budgets showing state and local spending outpacing federal growth and asserts a continued growing federal role.
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Freeman
Five historical figures and a composer clue
The puzzle lists five 19th century and earlier figures with hints: John Greenleaf Whittier Henry Eckford Harold L Ickes Jacques Lipchitz Robert Cavalier Sieur de La Salle. It ends noting the composer Kurt Weill as the clue answer.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Henry Eckford
Jacques Lipchitz
Robert Cavalier, Sieur. de LaSalle
Goldwater remark cited as crowd reacts at event
Report notes an audience interruption as Senator Goldwater called Secretary McNamara YoYo. A loyal ally is described as ousted and murdered in the narration. The excerpt includes varied clippings from Buffalo News and Redlands Daily Facts with unrelated quotes.
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Sen. Goldwater
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
YoYo
Barry
New York Herald Tribune
Drummond Sees Johnson Mandate as Flexible But Unclear
Roscoe Drummond argues President Johnson has a strong mandate post election, yet its direction remains uncertain. He urges a hard posture toward the Kremlin, cautious engagement with Soviet satellites, and decisive action in Southeast Asia and civil rights enforcement to fulfill the equal rights revolution.
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United States
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Moscow
Europe
Southeast
Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Telephone teaching gains traction in 1960s education
The article notes the use of telephone conferences to deliver lectures to multiple campuses at once. Funded pilots with Columbia University and Stephens College expanded access to notable educators like Dr. Moses Hadas and Nobel laureate Hermann Muller. Costs per hour averaged 150 dollars with some sessions reaching 450 dollars.
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Columbia University
Mississippi
Louisiana
Hadas
Dr. Hadas
Stephens College
Columbia
Hermann Muller
University of Indiana
Stephens
Kay Boyle
Saul Bellow
John Dos Passos
Ralph Ellison
James T. Farrell
Karl Shapiro
John ‘Updike
Barbara Ward
Henry Steele Commager
Margaret Mead
Ralph Bunche
David Riesman
Peter Mednar
London
Indi
Editorial notes on origin and November 20, 1964
Editorial header from Scottsdale Daily Progress references editor Jonathan Marshall and staff, noting publication details and office address. The page date is November 20, 1964, with standard Scottsdale Publishing Company masthead information.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
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