Kennedy Shooting Deepens National Tragedy Across America
The nation reacts with shock to the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy after a victory celebration. The editorial urges nonviolence, notes a history of political assassinations, and extends sympathy to Kennedy's family while reporting he remained in surgery with an unknown outcome.
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America
Robert F. Kennedy
South Dakota
California
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Martin Luther King
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Jeader
Memphis
Tenn
Washington
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Constructive Work of PMA Foundation Highlighted
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Foundation promotes public health through therapeutics research and education. It has authorized over 1.8 million dollars for workshops conferences research activities and training programs and funds surveillance and evaluation of drugs to advance science and extend life.
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Foundation, Inc
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Foundation
June 5 in History Highlights Through Time
On this day in 1940 the Battle of France began. Notable events include Grant's 1872 Republican nomination, bananas at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, WWI draft registrations in 1917, FDR signing the gold standard act in 1933, Marshall outlining postwar European recovery, and the 1961 Supreme Court order for the American Communist Party to register.
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Associated Press
France
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
George C. Marshall
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Europe
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Communist Party
Justice Department
Humphrey Seeks Southless Nomination Strategy
Viewpoint outlines Vice President Humphrey's push to win the presidential nomination without relying on the southern bloc. It notes the 11 former Confederate states hold 527 delegates, potential paths if Wallace shifts, and possible southern running mates: Connally Sanford Sanders Smathers McKeithen.
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Wallace
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Texas
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North Carolina
Carl Sanders
Georgia
George Smathers
Florida
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
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Smathers
McKeithen
Jumping To Conclusions In Boyle Notebook
A sampling of witty observations on modern life and manners includes commentary on nickels worth, smoking habits, marriage puzzles, Sunday rituals, forgotten photos, yawning as interest, neighborhoods, beauty, Julie Christie, book length, dieting, old timers with washing machines, women drivers, solo dancing, deodorants, and a hypothetical Leonardo da Vinci designing jukeboxes.
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Julie Christie
Leonardo da Vinci
Fragmented letter urges loving father’s role over harsh discipline
A reader asks how to help four sons suffering from a tyrannical father’s gruffness and cruelty and a freshman facing psychiatric issues. The response emphasizes that love defines fatherhood and urges the husband to learn to give and receive love, noting the boys’ improvement would follow a loving father.
Life on the Sea Careers From the Merchant Marine
In Santa Rosa, a reader named Scott J. Leonard is awarded a Mercury portable for expressing an interest in becoming a ship captain. The piece urges realistic planning, notes gaps in U S maritime capacity, and outlines officer roles, earnings, and schools offering maritime education.
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Santa Rosa Calif
Press-Democrat
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Scott J. Leonard
Santa Rosa
Merchant Marine
Anarchism’s rise and limits in 19th and 20th century movements
The piece traces anarchism from the Paris Bourse through West Berlin and Columbia University, arguing anarchistic zeal collapses without power structures. It cites Italian anarcho syndicalists, Mussolini’s establishment, and Leninist chaos, concluding modern political science fails to draw warnings from history.
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J. Leslie Mitchell
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Nechayev
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Rudi Dutschkes
Sorbonne
Quiz Yourself How Do You Rate On News Of World
A weekly trivia item tests memory of global events with questions on student unrest, natural disasters, union politics, Vietnam war tolls, elections, and Cold War reforms. Answers indicate scoring bands from A to failed.
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News of World
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Nebraska
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