Primary Muddle and The Case for National Primaries
Analyzes flaws of state primary polls and voter fatigue with contest schedules. Debates national primaries as a potential fix while warning of cost, fairness, and rule standardization issues. Highlights roadside small businesses as vital capital and reflects on dream interpretation from British researchers.
Muskie relies on Shapp as Pennsylvania campaign lifeline
Harrisburg report shows Gov. Milton Shapp using state employee patronage to fund and manage Sen. Edmund Muskie’s Pennsylvania primary bid. The strategy centers on a mass levy of about 60,000 state workers contributing $100 each to bankroll Muskie’s campaign, with prospects seen as bleak without Shapp’s influence.
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Harrisburg
Edmund S. Muskie
Milton J. Shapp
Muskie
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Milt Shapp
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Massachusetts
State Department
Ernest Sline
Richard Doran
Peter Camiel
Pittsburgh
Crime and the Young and the failing of liberal solutions
Washington columnist James J. Kilpatrick argues juvenile crime requires more than liberal excuses and outlines conservative options. He cites rising under eighteen arrests, calls for family and work discipline, stricter laws on child labor, revised minimum wages, and reevaluation of courts, schools, and churches as needed.
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Washington
Mozambique
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Dickens
United States propose sweeping world disarmament program
The United States proposed a broad world disarmament plan with a new enforcement concept based on spot checks in the territories of the great powers. A public hearing on Rt. 522 road plans is set near Winchester on May 10. The Shawnee Kennel Club prepares for its third annual dog show with 400 pure bred dogs from 69 breeds. Fort Hill and Fairfax high schools to participate in the Handley Invitational Track Meet.
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United States
State Highway Department
Gainesboro
Winchester
C.A. Getzendanner
Shawnee Kennel Club
Typhoid Fever and Public Health Reflections
The essay notes progress against diseases, warnings about a dangerous modern era, and recalls a typhoid outbreak in a 25 000 population with 215 cases and 15 deaths. It mentions vaccines and smallpox history, and references the legacy of the Father of Our Country.
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Western Hemisphere
Father
Proper Teaching on Subject of Morality
The article argues religion fails to restrain war and calls for nonsectarian morality education in public schools. It urges teaching core moral principles to youth, avoiding religious indoctrination, to foster respect, cooperation, and human brotherhood. It notes religion in homes and schools is evolving and stresses morality as essential.
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America
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