Law experts dispute Kennedy view on federal power in Mississippi
A group of 27 professors from Harvard Yale Columbia New York University and the University of seen contend President Johnson has the power to act without police action in the Mississippi crisis. Harvard Law's Mark de Wolfe Howe cites Sections 332 and 333 of Title 10 approving use of militia or armed forces to suppress insurrection and to enforce federal laws and justice.
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Mississipi
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Yale
Columbia
Nework Uni
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Harvard Law School
Mississippi
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Kennedy
University of Mississippi
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Hoosier Student Sentenced 25 Years For Burglary
John Thomas Tegarden, 24, Manchester Missouri, a senior at Indiana State College, received 25 years after pleading guilty to burglary. He admitted seven burglaries and the Terre Haute liquor store holdup of June 16. He had been a student since sophomore year and was to begin student teaching this fall and was dismissed by the college after arrest.
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UPT
John Thomas Tegarden
Manchester
Indiana State College
Egarden
Terre Haute
Indiana State
Jolly Juniors Club Holds Meeting in Daleville
The Jolly Juniors Home Economics Club met at Mrs. Byron Nixon Jr.’s home with Mrs. Kenneth Taylor co hostess. The lesson on House Cleaning Methods was given by Mrs. Bert Walters and many members attended including Mrs. Rex Rees and a new member Mrs. Wilmer Bronnenburg.
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Hoosier Senator Bayh and wife to leave hospital
Senator Birch Bayh Jr. of Indiana and his wife Marvella near discharge from Cooley Dickinson Hospital Northampton after a plane crash that killed two, with Bayh in good condition and his wife walking with pain expected for ten days. They plan to return to Washington and rest at a Virginia home until the Senate reconvenes after the GOP convention.
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Pakistan to add two nuclear plants by 1970
Rawalpindi AP reports Pakistan plans two new nuclear power plants by 1970. One 132 megawatt unit to be built in West Pakistan and another 70 megawatt plant to be located at Roopur in East Pakistan.
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Fiber Facilities To Be Purchased By Cer tain Teed
Certain Teed Products Corp. said it will buy the glass fiber production facilities of Pall Corp. and its Fibrous Glass Products Inc. unit along with all rights to Pall’s technological advances in glass wool processing and manufacture, based in Glen Cove New York.
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Luci Johnson Seeks Identity Amid White House Life
Luci Baines Johnson, 17, finds it hard to be a teen in the White House as she battles privacy pressure and public expectations. Mrs. Johnson notes her daughter’s obligation and fame, while Luci describes herself as impulsive and eager for independence, with frequent visits from her 18 year old Wisconsin boyfriend Jack Olson in the third floor Solarium teen room.
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UPI
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Frankton Home Demonstration Club Holds June Meeting
The Frankton Homebuilders Club met at Mrs William Gordon's home. Mrs Willard Drake presided with co hostesses Mrs Ralph McCord and Mrs Rex Etchison. Members and guests attended a health report and a Purdue Conference summary with a social hour to follow.
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Victor Kimmerling
Drake
Purdue
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Canby Rigsby
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Re elected president and Hull family gathering noted
The article lists a long roster of Hull family members and relatives attending a meeting with re elected president Colonel Hull vice president Mrs Forrest Hull and secretary treasurer. It also recalls that public hiker education began in California in 1868 when the state legislature purchased a private academy in Berkely.
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Forrest Hull
California
Berkely
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