Editorials on Moynihan report critique and civil rights
Critics question Moynihan's conclusions while urging a broad, multifront assault on racial discrimination. The piece argues the report highlights ongoing injustices and calls for legal remedies, education, housing, and employment reforms to restore rights and opportunities to African Americans nationwide.
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Moynihan
Department of Labor
Spy Papers Questioned as Possible CIA Forgery
Victor Zorza of the Manchester Guardian Weekly argues the Penkovsky papers are likely a CIA fabrication or heavily flawed. He cites usage errors and sourcing inconsistencies, noting a West German publisher could not verify the manuscript and suggesting British and American intelligence circles may have shaped the release.
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Victor Zorza
Manchester Guardian Weekly
Mr. Zorza
West Germany
Doubleday
Central Intelligence Agency
Penkovsky
Gordon Lonsdale
Mer cer County Coroner Seat Goes To Write In Candidate
Janet M. Bond of Princeton New Jersey a Mount Holyoke College student was elected coroner as a write in candidate in Mercer County. She receives no salary and has no duties as the office remains largely symbolic with medical examiners handling death investigations.
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Mercer County
New Jersey
Janet M. Bond
Princeton
N. J
Mount Holyoke College
Bond
Miss Bond
Barbed Wires and telegram humor in a literary clip
Marvin Kitman cites Barbed Wires a compact anthology on telegram prose and famous quips. The piece lists classic telegrams and notes the Kennedy book surge while recalling Yarmouth Castle disaster trivia and a Keats Shelley wordplay riddle from a columnist’s memory.
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Marvin Kitman
Joyce Denebrink
Simon & Schuster
Fred Allen
Robert Benchley
George S. Kaufman
Noel Coward
George Bernard Shaw
Lincoln
McClellan
Cary Grant
Grant
W. R. Hearst
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Tribune
Reid
al Smith
Pope Pius XI
Vatican City
Boards of Inquiry
Miami
Nassau
Gene Miller
Miami Herald
U.S.A
Air Borne Reporter Fred Feldman Birds-Eye Traffic Boss
Fred Feldman, 32, operates WOR traffic reports from a helicopter, balancing flight duties with on-air broadcasts. He works four hours daily in two air sessions plus downtime, enjoys promoting aviation to youths, and manages all flight operations from LaGuardia with a bachelor’s social life limited to weekends.
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Tom Henshaw
Associated Press
New York
Fred Feldman
Feldman
Manhattan
Air Force
WOR
Midtown Manhattan
Cross Bronx
Fragmented Column and Letters on Travel, Medicare, War Reflections
A collage of quotes and comments covers coaching school math, royal visits, mountain safety, and a reader apology over Medicare quotes. It includes Feldman’s New York parkways view, pilot critique of drivers, a letter by John B. Taylor clarifying a past remark, and a stark Gazette of Saigon piece describing wartime life and corruption.
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Deegan
New York
Feldman
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