Tribute From House Members For Edith Green Asks Law and Order
In Washington a rare standing ovation honored Rep Edith Green for criticizing demonstrators who gathered in May. The liberal Oregon Democrat praised police restraint and warned that rights to persuade must not become coercion or violence. She credited police guards and the FBI with keeping order.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Edith Green
Oregon
Washington Police
National Guard
FBI
Federal Move Regulates Stimulants Amid Broad Shift
Justice Department moves to bring amphetamines and methamphetamines under federal control. The drugs, known as pep pills, will require doctor prescription and nonrefillable orders, with almost 5 billion units produced yearly and about 20 percent entering illicit channels. The report also notes a 5 4 Supreme Court ruling upholding hit-and-run identification laws and Charles Manson’s courtroom antics as his trial proceeds.
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Justice Department
United States
Supreme Court
Justice Brennan
Local University Degree Candidate and Community Notes
Mrs 0 Vernon Joyner Jr is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education at George Washington University. James Massey named president of Bryarly School PTA succeeding Boyd Headley Jr with Carl Shickle and Mrs May Seal also officers for 1961 82. Miss Mary Susan Brown daughter of Lemuel W Brown graduates from St Margaret s School and serves as junior class vice president then president. William M Battaile chairs the JET Soapbox Derby Committee reporting nine Winchester boys have filed entry forms for the July 4 Derby. A Nat Council of Catholic Women Winchester chapter collection nets about 900 cans for starving children in Europe and the East. Glaize Developments Inc granted authority to build eleven dwellings on Patterson Ave.
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Vernon Joyner, JR
School of Education
George Washington University
Washington
James Massey
Bryarly
Mary Susan Brown
Lemuel W. Brown
St. Margaret's School
Tappahannock
William M. Battaile
JET Soapbox Derby Committee
Winchester
Nannie Murnan
Fred Sturm
Charles Getzendanner
Fred Anderson
Elizabeth Laren
Goldie Brown
Joseph Emmerth
Europe
East
National Council of Catholic Women
Glaize Developments, Inc
Patterson Ave
Reflect. A call to pause and personal responsibility
The piece argues against constant daily deluge of facts and prompts readers to stop and reflect on how today became this way. It questions the value of movements and asks what individuals can do, urging common reflection on personal, national, and world problems to improve understanding and action.
Decline of party dominates Washington politics
James J. Killpatrick discusses the thinning grip of the two party system as public opinion polls show rising independents. He cites Byrd and Buckley victories via crossovers, and notes growing talk of third parties in the next year.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia
James L. Buckley
New York
Eugene Mc
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Kennedy
Muskie
Letter to the Editor disputes North Frederick pollution claims
The writer counters claims about air pollution action in Clear Brook and criticizes the North Frederick Citizen Association. It argues Nader aid is impractical, questions State Board power and county law validity, and accuses residents led by Mr W. D. Atchley of bias while highlighting broader political shifts and recent postal rate suits.
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the Star
North Frederick
W.S. Frey Company
Clear Brook
Brucetown
Stephenson
Nader
Yates
W. D. Atchley
Atchley
Roy Pope
Lucille O’connell
Etta Largent
State Board
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Environmental Protection Agency
Pennyslvania
Truban
Richmond
Kennedy Says No to 1972 Race Amid Massachusetts Primary Law
The Massachusetts legislature drafts a primary law to curb the Kennedys influence and reduce their path to the 1972 nomination. It would fix delegate ratio and require candidate entry, likely sidelining Sen. Edward M. Kennedy who shows no campaign setup or funds.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
McGovern Commission
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Prophets and visions quoted inspire life’s path
A meditation on Hosea and James Allen urges that the visions and ideals cherished in the heart shape the life one builds and becomes, emphasizing inner guidance over external praise.
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James Allen
How to Score Memory Genius to Very Superior
Instructional quiz scoring based on 100 questions over 10 days. Daily average results classify memory ability from Memory Genius to Good with a page 2 answer key. Includes questions on presidents, measurements, pronunciation, origins, and tools.
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U.S. States
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
Winchester Evening Star Classifieds Preview
Local Winchester notice reads like a brief classified tease for upcoming notices and ads. It lists department contacts and phone numbers for News and Advertising and Business inquiries at the Winchester Evening Star.
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Winchester Evening Star
Rare
Senate
Tan
Burger
Charles Manson
Earl L. Douglas
By James J. Killpatrick
The
State Air Pollution Control Board
William Doyle Atchley, Jr
Clearbrook
Carthy
Jones
Alabama
Montgomery
John Conyers, Jr
Detroit
Grover Cleveland
Madison
Berkeley
Capitol Hill
Congressional Quarterly
Nixon
Buchanan
Lyndon Johnson
House
House of Commons
Wichita Falls
Tex. Times
U.S. Postal Service
By Jack Bell
Robert
Robert Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
I.Q
Adolph Hitler
Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B.o’connell
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