Calling for Punishment of Carmichael and Brown
The piece condemns Rap Brown and Stokely Carmichael for inciting hate and argues they should be jailed or restrained. It criticizes their influence within SNCC, warns of risks to national safety in Southeast Asia, and calls for media to muzzle their frenzied utterances.
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United States of America
Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Brown
Carmichael
United States
Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Southeast Asia
Kaiser Commission Pushes Private Management for Public Housing
The Industry In Housing proposal from the Presidential Kaiser Commission urges private firms to manage public housing under contract with housing agencies. Weaver supports the idea, citing efficiency gains and shorter build times from turnkey and private management, with trials to test viability.
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Presidential Commission On Urban Housing
Edgar Kaiser
Kaiser Commission
Weaver
Society For the Advancement of Bureaucracy
Setback for the Law in Supreme Court Narcotics Case
The Supreme Court freed a committed addict over privacy rights, undermining a new anti-narcotic law. The dissent argues ruling shows bias toward personal privilege over societal good, noting the man’s incapacity at arrest and the need for treatment despite addiction. It laments judges prioritizing constitutional rights over public welfare.
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Supreme Court
Bureaucracy At Work On Social Security Plan Debate
The piece criticizes a proposed Social Security increase tied to a beleaguered budget plan. It argues the bill's dependent aid cuts and job training mandates waste money, noting five dollars spent to save one. The author condemns bureaucratic expansion and government tax extraction, urging simpler self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington Obelisk Has Swiss Touch
Geneva hosts a lecture on Swiss influence as Henry J. Taylor traces how Switzerland shaped the Washington Monument and European culture. He notes a granite block from Switzerland and a chapel fragment linked to William Tell, plus Swiss figures from Erasmus to Voltaire, Rousseau, Balzac, and modern thinkers, highlighting Switzerland’s enduring cultural impact.
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Henry J. Taylor
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington Monument
Washington
William Tell
Lake Lucerne
Historical Society of
University of Basel
Erasmus
Erasmus of Rotterdam
Basel
St. Gall
Chaucer
St. Bernard of
France
Rousseau
Lake of Bienne
Chillon Castle
Montreaux
Byron
David d'Angers
Bonaparte
Bern
Egypt
Napoleon
Mme
Germaine de Stael
Chateau de Coppet
Free Europe
Balzac
Neuchatel
Evalina Hanska
Europe
Buckhardt
Woelfflin
Gotthalf
Words Wit And Wisdom On Speaking Proper English
A reader from New Berlin Wis questions why educated Americans misspeak and cites interview exchanges. The piece defends halting speech patterns like um and uh as understandable and often edited out later. It praises Toastmasters for improving but cautions against expecting instant elimination of such pauses.
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Bangs
Magoo
New Berlin
Wis
United States
U.S
Toastmasters Club
Refugees Return to Jordan Amid Occupied Territory Repatriation
Arab war refugees crossed the River Jordan toward Israeli occupied land at about 400 per hour. Israel faces a looming Aug 31 deadline with 1,876 refugees repatriated to date and 34,446 families totaling some 170,000 applying. Red Cross negotiates extension while Israel sticks to the deadline.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Red Cross
Israel
Israeli Interior Ministry
Jordin
Roland Troyon
International Red Cross
Abba Eban
Levi Eshkol
Karamya
West Bank
Jerusalem
Umm al Sharot
Jerusa
Iem
Jerusaem
Tel Aviv
Yediot Aharonot
The Doctor Talks About Baby Rashes
Dr. Brandstadt outlines practical steps to prevent and treat infant skin rashes. He urges moderate clothing in warm weather, airy rooms, nonporous fabrics avoided, and proper moisture control with breathable coverings. Emphasizing cleanliness, he links bath routine with parental enjoyment and readiness.
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W. G. Brandstadt
Safe baby care tips for skin, baths, and sun exposure
The guide advises using a cornstarch based bath powder to keep folds dry and reduce irritation, applying gently to avoid inhalation. Launder baby clothes properly and use antiseptic diaper rinses to prevent ammonia. Sun exposure should start short, two minutes, then gradually rise to 10-12 minutes per day.
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Washington Obelisk
Fussli
Zurich
Giacometti
Grisons
le Corbusier
la Chant-de-Fonda
Jacques
Daniel Bernoulli
Jung
Paul Klee
Ramos
Delcroze
Max Frisch
Pixies
By Wohl
Ise
Himat
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