Senator Dirksen Leads Bid to Amend One Man One Vote
Editorial notes a movement to rescind the Supreme Court reapportionment via a constitutional convention. Dirksen aims to empower states to set election rules, counting 34 states as supporters yet faces opposition in Congress and key states like Wisconsin and North Carolina. The effort hinges on whether a convention can be called and whether Congress will propose such an amendment.
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Everett Dirksen
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Supreme Court
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Wall Shest Journal
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U.S
North Carolina
Wall Street Journal
Ifis
Republcan Party
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Dirkson
James Holfhouser
Jackie
Chase National Bank
John Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
New York Times
Reminder on Youth Fitness Program Participation
A food processing company reports about 300000 students in over 1200 high schools taking part in a U S Marine Corps Physical Witness Program. The top scorer earns a $1000 scholarship to college or professional school, funded by the company supporting the fitness program nationwide.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Food Company
Holding company concept explained and investing notes
The article explains what a holding company is, using International Holdings as an example. It discusses how a high yield can mislead about earnings, clarifies that holding companies own controlling shares in several firms, and notes their purpose and regulatory history in utilities and finance sectors.
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International Holding Corp
International Holdings
Avold Yoder
American Electric Power
General Public
T Ie
Allentiga
Japan's Phenomenal Comeback Drives Global Production
The piece credits Japan with rapid postwar recovery and rising global impact. It notes rising output, heavy involvement in consumer electronics, motors, cameras, and ships, plus strong savings and high investment rates. It contrasts Japan's growth with reliance on imports and a large population.
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Japan
Missouri
Kansas
Great Britain
France
Asia
United States
Beware of quacks in cancer treatment says American Cancer Society
A narrative recalls a Beverly Hills dermatologist who removed a skin lesion later identified as rodent ulcer and warns against fake cures. The piece cites six traits common to quacks, urges consulting cancer societies or medical groups, and stresses timely diagnosis and legitimate treatment to save lives.
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Bowling Green
Beverly Hills
American Cancer Society
Lanear Society
County Medical Society
Cancer Society
Right Wing Critics Question Mrs Kennedy Book Claims
The column dissects sensational claims about Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her finances, noting alleged extravagant spending and staff practices. It contrasts public perceptions with private frugality and jokes about stamps and breakfast routines, while pondering motives and economic values surrounding the Kennedy household.
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Gallagher
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth
George
England
Harry Truman
White House
Jatn
Mason Brown
Independence
Missouri
Mr. Truman
Mrs. Gallagher
Lyndon Johnson
Folklore Expressions Across States and Regions
A compilation of humorous regional sayings from Indiana and beyond. The piece notes how local phrases describe drinking, ignorance, stubbornness, and social behavior, citing examples from Indiana, Cane Cod, Germany, and Wyoming. It also mentions a light exchange in a cafeteria and a proverb about wealth.
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Germany
George Romney praised for housing push and moral resolve
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander hails George Romney as a devout, morally strong Cabinet figure. Romney criticized inflation and labor practices, pushed for modular housing with union acceptance, and secured a landmark June contract easing materials and methods.
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Stirling Homes
Reader Letters Critique City Disorder Coverage
A reader criticizes editors for mislabeling crimes and urges proper categorization of theft and property destruction. The letter argues all law-abiding citizens deserve clear labeling of criminal acts regardless of color.
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