Anarchists Threaten Western Society In US Colleges
Analysis argues that small militant groups in France and at Columbia University show how anarchists aim for high stakes and takeover of western society. The piece urges responsible citizens to support law and order, with alumni backing and press involvement to counter campus violence and disruption.
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French Republic
France
Communist Party
Communist Party of
University of Paris
U.S
Vietnam
USA
de Gaulle
United States
Columbia University
Paris
Barron’s Financial Weekly
Barron’s
Columbia
Men of Reason
Kennedy's early career and looming 1960 presidential path
The piece traces Robert F. Kennedy from a staffer under McCarthy era Republicans to a decisive figure shaping the Teamster inquiry, Talbott’s resignation, and a rise that culminates in his Attorney General tenure. It notes his moral focus, political constraints, and the impact of his brother’s assassination on his trajectory.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Talbott
Teamster
Lyndon Johnson
Cha’ A
Kennedy
United States Senate
New York State
U. S
Isues
RFK Death Elevates HHH for Democratic Nomination
Following the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy the momentum shifts to Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey as the likely Democratic nominee while Eugene McCarthy remains a possible challenger. Kennedy had just won South Dakota and California, and his murder shocks the nation.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
McCarthy
South Dakota
California
U.S
Railroads Seek Immediate Freight Rate Hikes Across Nation
Cable of public comment frames basic industries as self supporting and taxpaying, urging ICC approval for urgent rate increases. Rail executives warn that failure to act would curtail service and compromise national defense while preserving solvency and attracting investment remains essential.
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United States
U. S
One Road
ICC
On This Date in History June 8 1968 Highlights
A compact history for June 8 noting the death of Mohammed in 632 and the passing of Andrew Jackson in 1848. It recalls Tennessee secession in 1861, Roosevelt's mediation offer in 1990, Sydney submarine shelling in 1942, Eva Peron’s Madrid visit in 1947, and a 1953 Supreme Court ruling on DC restaurant service to Black patrons.
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Mohammed
U.S
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Sydney
Australia
Eva Peron
Madrid
U. S. Supreme Court
District ‘of Columbia
Careers in Astronomy Open Paths and Pay Levels
The American Astronomical Society notes astronomy offers diverse careers from teaching and research at universities to observatories planetariums and industry. Salaries start around 10 000 a year for PhD beginners and 20 000 to 30 000 for experienced astronomers with night shifts and field work common.
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Houston Post
Miss Lain
Royal Typewriter Company
Tom Bickley
Houston
Tex
Sea of Space
American Astronomical Society
Resurrection City A Critique Of The Poor People Campaign
A Washington column condemns Resurrection City as staged poverty with professional demonstrators. It notes a shift from authentic hunger to camp followers and accuses marchers of harassing officials and harming the cause. The piece warns Congress and public opinion may resist the protest.
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Resurrection City
Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Ramsey Clark
Congress
Right To Challenge The Law Is Limited
The article explains standing to sue requires a direct personal stake in a legal challenge. It cites tax on cats, zoning, and trolley music as examples where financial or real interests justify suits, while theoretical or tiny stakes or mere potential outcomes do not. It notes courts reject challenges lacking concrete impact on the plaintiff.
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Congress
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Joseph McCarthy
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Aegean
Justice Department
RFK
HHH
Joe Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F
Edward Kennedy
South
Fate
The
Associated Press
South Vietnam
By F. J. Lam
FitzRandolph
Princeton
N. J
James J. Kilpatrick
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Clark
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