Editorial criticizes airlines for brutal films on flights
The editorial denounces American Airlines and others for showing violent adult movies like Hud and Genghis Khan to passengers including children. It urges family friendly selections and notes a Scottsdale child needed tranquilizers on a prior flight. The piece argues airlines must consider all travelers, not just business passengers.
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Chinese American family values cited as crime deterrent
A columnist argues juvenile crime rose due to broken families and poverty while noting Chinese-Americans show no juvenile offenses in urban slums. The critic credits family loyalty and cultural norms for reducing delinquency, while questioning how to persuade others of this view.
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America
New York
San Francisco
Secret Senate deal unlocks Johnson immigration bill
The article reports a behind the scenes bargain between Senate figures Everett Dirksen and Sam Ervin to move President Johnson’s immigration plan. Ervin demands a Western hemisphere cap and Latin American ceiling, while Dirksen secures support for circuit court reform and a reapportionment amendment. Republicans push a windfall tax plan tied to a new twenty five cent coin and urge a Treasury study led by Henry Fowler.
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Ilinois
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
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Treasury
Henry H
Joe) Fowler
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Public backs Viet policy in Johnson era evaluation
Roscoe Drummond reports that U S opinion shows confidence in Johnson's conduct of the Vietnam War, reservations about a peace settlement, and disappointment that the United Nations has not taken a stand. Voters fear a soft peace and seek stronger U S pressure, with debates on Red China and UN inclusion.
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Skouras Shifts From Movies to Prudential Lines Chief Role
In New York, Spy-To’s Skouras, famed for film prominence, becomes chairman of the Prudential Lines board, guiding the U S flag carrier in the Europe and Mediterranean cargo race. He vows faster ships and a profitable Merchant Marine, citing past Yankee Clippers and plans to revive American tonnage. He also signals a bold network move to expand film content on stations.
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Opinions in Congressional Record Offhand Remarks Cited
The passage critiques a statement by Sen. Russell Long about officers living on taxpayers, noting Long family ties and tax-paid careers. It surveys Luck Wisconsin yoyos business decline, a bankrupt Evanston parent firm, and general moral quips about junk and garbage, finishing with a satirical line on a magnetized beer can returning to car sides.
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Huey Long
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Hindu Moslem tensions through Indian history and Kashmir conflict
Ralph McGill reflects on centuries of Hindu Muslim strife from ancient Indus Valley civilizations to modern Kashmir clashes. He notes migrations, caste, and religious shifts, Gandhi's assassination, and the 1946 independence split into India and Pakistan.
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