Resurrection City Riots Highlight Federal Law Response
The piece describes unrest in Resurrection City with dawn curfews and arrests of leaders Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Hosea Williams. It contrasts federal intervention in the South with inaction in northern and western cities, accusing authorities of selective enforcement amid riots, looting, and violence across major U.S. cities.
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Free Man and Courage in Kennedy Death
The piece notes Kennedy died as a free man pursuing his ideals with debonair courage. It contrasts the assassin's lack of freedom with Kennedy’s chosen path, urging readers to consider how much risk and conviction they are willing to show in public life. The Observer reflects on honor in Kennedy's sacrifice and calls for soul-searching.
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Nixon Loser Rockefeller Winner Debate Warps 1968 Ballot
In a conservative view Nelson Rockefeller touts his campaign gains in Ohio and Pennsylvania while Richard Nixon is labeled a loser. Evans-Novak analysis questions Rockefeller’s statewide appeal and coat-tail power, noting New York GOP declines and Nixon’s 1966 congressional traction. The piece argues the convention should weigh these realities before selecting a nominee.
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This Day In History June 27 Highlights Through Time
June 27 marks notable events including the 1844 martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage and Brigham Young rising as church leader. Also listed are Wolfe’s Quebec landing 1759 and early telegraph links 1847, plus Roosevelt’s 1936 nominating convention and Nazi saboteurs 1942.
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Baldness humor and commentary on aging hair loss
Boyle's Notebook jokes about hair loss, heredity, and social attitudes toward baldness. It notes 40 percent of men face thinning, mocks barber quips, and suggests pride in baldness while joking about replacing the bald eagle with a bald man as a national symbol.
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Hippies Plan To Farm In Experimental Mountain Farm
Hippies seek to become farmers on mountain land near Boulder to gain status and funds. They propose two paths: actually planting crops or getting paid not to grow certain commodities. The plan includes satire on hippie aims and jokes about hairdos and farm life.
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Boulder
Ripon Forum critiques Reaganists and urban policy
The Ripon Society's June Ripon Forum attacks Governor Reagan as a symbol of the will not to govern. It praises private ownership and voluntary action for urban issues while condemning new laws and taxes, yet criticizes voluntaryism in city policy.
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Nixon and Ripon editors praise black capitalism yet doubt Nixon
John Mc Claughry highlights Nixon's two radio addresses on Bridges to Human Dignity and black ownership. The Ripon Forum editors endorse the ideas but question the man, criticizing Nixon for linking crime to Supreme Court decisions while acknowledging potential in reformist programs over Thirties liberalism.
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Dollar Defense Drive Falls Short of Johnson Goal
AP analysis reports President Johnson's plan to cut the 1967 U.S. payments deficit to $500–$600 million will likely miss the target. Claims of a quick recovery in Q1 drop if deficits resume near $2.42 billion for the year, with mixed results from mandatory and voluntary cuts in investment, credit, travel, and spending. Canada exemption affects investment curbs.
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