Senator Sentt advocates merit based federal judge selection
Editorial argues for a seven member Judicial Service Commission to nominate qualified candidates for federal judgeships. It critiques the current ABA advisory role and presidential control, noting the proposed commission would limit party bias by including retired judges and ABA members.
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Sentt
Judicial Service Commission
Hst
Sen. Sesit
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Sen
Scott
ABA Federal Judiciary Committee
Pampering Juveniles and Congressional Gilt Edges
A leading jurist’s call to extend adult constitutional safeguards to juveniles provokes critics. The excerpt cites Rep. Theodore R. Kupferman of New York praising a new book in the Congressional Record appendix as a free ad to boost a publisher and author, raising concerns about improper use of official space.
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Congress
Congressional Record
Theodore R. Kupferman
New York
Kupferman
Threat to the Home in a Johnson Plan Debate
A columnist argues federal oversight of private home sales and rentals threatens property rights. It condemns civil rights expansion as eroding individual freedom, warning inspectors would infer motives and invade households.
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Miers
Borhood
Johnson
Great Society
Hove
Jedara
Mtestiary
Duhuson
Sen Everettoy
RTL
Psychology of human interest in newspaper writing
A column by Dr. Crane advocates focusing on here and now human interest to attract readers. It compares newspapers to department stores with varied print merchandise and highlights the popularity of advice columns, crosswords, and comics. Readers are urged to request a booklet on writing salable copy.
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Lorna Ig
Ald
Prink
Lorna S
Ann Landers
Hollywood
Wall Street
Congress
Government to test cigarette wax and nicotine content
The government plans laboratory tests to determine exact wax and nicotine levels in cigarette brands. The move aims to settle which brands are safer, though it may challenge public impressions that all brands boast superior filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Great Society 40
Allied Chemical growth prospects and investment club advice
The reader notes Allied Chemical at about a decade of flat growth after a purchase, with modest earnings progress and a safe dividend but limited growth. The column suggests Avon, Miles Laboratories, or Coca Cola as better growth options, and offers guidance on forming a stock investment club via the National Association of Investment Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spear
Alliedt Chemical
Allied Chemical
la I' Re
Allied Chenical
Avon
Miles Laboratories
Coca- Cola
Dam
Tye
Awader
Ional Association of Investment Clubs
Washington Boulevard
Detroit
Michigan
Roger
Doctors Diagnoses and Public Health Skepticism
A reader letter critique targets medical sensationalism and unnecessary checkups, recounting a diabetic child misdiagnosed as a bad habit and urging prudent, periodic examinations. It notes a pattern of overcharging specialists and warns against trusting charlatans, calling for honesty in health care and personal responsibility.
Folklore and fleeting quotes on beliefs and licenses
A jumble of quips on public charity shows license and authority notes. It lampoons poetic licenses dog licenses and legal phrases while touching on religion evolution and national governance with a blend of humor and skepticism.
To The Point A Republic Without God
A reader argues that the Warren Court’s stance on Bible study in schools endangers moral order. The piece cites Lincoln’s faith as essential to his leadership and warns that a republic denying God loses sight of the common good, risking fanatic ideology.
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Republic
Harry W. Bkerms
Warren Court
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. B'kenn
Columbus
Ohio
The
Cris
Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
Warren
Abraham Janealy
Las Springfield
Robert
Jane
Spat
Fea. Corp
Atlantic rowers' solo crossing without outside aid
In 1960s a Boston start saw George Marbo and Frank Samuelson row an eighteen foot tow boat with four oars across the Atlantic. They endured three storms and near capsizes while logging several days at sea. A $4000 wager fueled their voyage as crowds awaited their Paris and Havre arrival and international fame followed.
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Atlantic
George Marbo
Frank Samuelson
Boston
Pans
Paris
Havre
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Anderson Herald
Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Scom
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Edwin A Raby
Secrerary Fremiurer
Sue
Clase Portaga
Anderson
Indiana
Madion
Coustin
Madison
Associated Press
Iseat
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Dalivar
Harald
Anna
Brady's Health Service
Perpeoneum Ins
Perha
Sroh Hill
Marth
He Hospital
Datin
Dovtey
Medical Society of
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King’s County
Vr. Brady
William Braty
el Camino
Beverly Mills
California
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