Relaxed Laws And Lower Wine Fees Now Proposed
A movement to relax laws on sale and drinking of wine advances as the City Commission considers an ordinance to permit general wine sales and restaurant service. A beer serving license for restaurants was approved, with technical rules to come. Past high wine licenses reduced sales and boosted enforcement, but critics warn this could revive violence and murders in the West Jackson Street and Stevens Street corridors if wine and beer become easier to obtain.
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Stevens St
Jackson
Lee St
W. Jackson
J.M
Jim) Hancock
James St
Hancock
W. Jackson and
Busy Bee
Nixon Seen as Charisma Leader in Florida Poll
In Miami a charisma survey ranks Richard Nixon as the leading presidential pick based on personality. George Wallace follows closely with voters responding that Nixon exudes magnetism and charm, while others register minimal support and a notable undecided share.
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Miami
Fla
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
America
John Kennedy
Nixon
Shirley Chisolm
Harold Stassen
Ed Muskie
Marlin Perkins
McGovern
Humphrey
Wallace
Sam Yorty
Year of the Charisma: Candidates Build Magnetic Appeal
The piece discusses charisma as a palpable quality in political figures, citing quotes from Dr. Duke and William Surefire. It notes rising charisma academies, mentions Famous Charismatics School in Connecticut with notable board members, and describes promotional tips and public polls showing Nixon's charisma giving edge amid a lively 1972 campaign atmosphere.
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Rhine University
William Surefire
White House
Charismatics
Connecticut
Richard Daley
Wilbur Mills
Ed Sullivan
Lawrence Welk
Lou Glopp
Nixon
America
High Drama on Senate Floor Over Dodd Censure
Five years ago this week Senator Tom Dodd faced a near suicide risk as he awaited a U S Senate censure on June 23 1967. He carried a loaded pistol then staffers fearing a tragedy. He eventually surrendered the weapon and survived the censor vote 92 to 5. He later pushed gun control acts in 1968 and narcotics act in 1970.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
Tom Dodd
Dodd
U.S
Eugene Gleason
Perian
Gleason
Gene
Mike Mansfield
Gleason Seins
Supreme Court clash over rights of the accused and society
James Kilpatrick discusses the June 12 Adams v Williams decision and the Warren court's Fourth Amendment rulings. He contrasts liberal views of liberty with conservative critiques of criminal justice barriers, recounting a Bridgeport narcotics case and the Rehnquist authored majority opinion.
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James Kilpatrick
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren Court
James L. Buckley
Williams
Bridgeport
Conn
John Connolly
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist Court Reinstates Conviction After Gun Discovery
The Second Circuit voided the arrest for unlawful search but the Rehnquist majority reversed, upholding Sergeant Connolly's seizure of a loaded revolver from Robert Williams and heroin possession. Dissenters Douglas Brennan and Marshall blasted the ruling as a Fourth Amendment intrusion.
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Robert Williams
Williams
Second
Rehnquist
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Brennan
Marshall
Connecticut
This Day In History and Birthdays
The June 22 historical roundup notes events from 1941 Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union to 1971 Britain and six European Common Market nations agreeing on Britain’s EEC terms. Birthdays include Anne Morrow Lindbergh Joseph Papp and Bill Blass.
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Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
Congress
Department of Justice
Britain
George V
London
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
France
Air France
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
European Common Market
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Joseph Papp
Bill Blass
Filipino Movement Advocates Philippines as Fifth U.S. State
Tulsa Tribune notes a fast growing Filipino group pressing for statehood as the cure for unemployment graft and corruption and for regional economic strength. The movement’s leader claims statehood would make the Philippines an economic giant in Asia amid calls to address debt unrest shortages and brain drain.
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Philippines
United States
Asia
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Industrial Illiteracy Raises Alarm On Tech Environment
In Chicago, educator Donald Lux argues that despite strong schooling in math and science, most people lack understanding of the man made world around them. He warns reduced tech literacy could be hazardous to society.
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Jeffrey Hart
New York
Chicago
Donald Lux
Lux
Envisioning a literate society for a man made world
A century ago a boy learned about technology from everyday life while modern tech lurked as a known unknown. The author condemns intellectual fear of technology and calls for enlightenment through technological literacy in liberal education to demystify and control the man made environment.
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Lax
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