Fortas Debated Portas Confirmation Faces Senate Fight
Editorial argues Abe Fortas and Justice Portas threaten society with liberal rulings and court activism. It cites Portas votes on communists, loyalty oaths, sit-ins, Miranda, and juries and urges reading Senate Judiciary Committee testimony from July 22 1968 with copies via Congress.
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LBJ
Abe Portus
United States Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Mortas
Congress
Portas
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Fortus
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congressional Record
Battle of Vice Presidents in 1968 Race
The article frets that Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey could become rival presidential contenders, a historic first for former and current vice presidents. It notes Nixon's past prominence and Theodore Roosevelt as a prior exception, then weighs opinions on their potential impact and whether history will honor a vice president as top candidate.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert H. Stumphrey
White House
Nixon
Brennd
Theodore Roose
Velt
McKinley
Teddy Roosevelt
Humphrey
Quotable Quotes on Good Intentions and Power
Daniel Webster warns that good intention alone cannot guard liberty and that those who mean to govern may seek power. He argues the Constitution exists to shield people from well meaning rulers who aim to be masters rather than guardians.
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Daniel Webster
Patient guidance on long term insurance fund holding
The columnist advises against selling a $10,000 insurance fund after a four year slump. With a long term view up to ten years, hold and monitor potential shifts in insurance stock leadership, noting management issues and a few improving funds. A reader asks about dividends from Columbia Broadcasting System in 1967 with quarterly cash dividends and a stock dividend.
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Ingueance Securities Trust Fund
Bmy Wacker
Cat
Surance Storks
Columbia Broadcasting System
H.L. A
Pear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Short Thoughts on Meridian Construction and Fire Events
Short Thoughts recounts the Sumer stone laying for the Fa 3 Howe in Meridian Street with actual work starting in March by Kelley end construction. It notes a fire at the Ward Stson Company three story factory at 4:03 p.m. and mentions Cousins Jewelers becoming first tenant at the Anderson Bank Building on October 27, 1927. Construction on the new building began January 5, 1922.
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Fa 3
Howe
Meridian St
Kelley End
Ward Stson Company
4Th St
Central Ave
Cousins Jewelers
Anderson Bank
6Th and Meridian Sts
Cousins
Sensing The News Urmon Sensin On Kennedy Assassination Aftermath
A dated editorial decries post Kennedy assassination violence and civil disobedience. It condemns New Left tactics, urges restoration of order, and warns against mob intimidation and violent protests while calling for lawful reform within the U S political system.
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Los Angeles
John PB. Kennedy
Jobnnson
America
Sen. Kennedy
Tate
Peltics
New York Times
Revolutionary Action Movement
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Rusk
Vietnak
New York Ciy
Washington
Poor People
Supreme Court
U. S
Potomac
Columbia University
Draft Board
New Left
United States
Sep
Kennedy
Mothers in ADC program face need and abuse
A Wisconsin reader argues that federal aid to dependent children ADC is being exploited by some mothers while others genuinely need support. She cites high unimproved recipient rates in Racine County and urges targeted rules allowing earned income to supplement basic grants to foster self reliance.
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Treasury
ADC People Trust
ADC
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Racine County
Wis
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Aleady
Seark
Ms. M
Gen
Fea. Corp
The Worry Clinic Advice on Making Friends
Harold B asks how to help his son gain friends and social status after multiple school transfers. Three quick methods are possessions, skills, and psychological strategy. Encourage picnics and parties, develop athletic abilities, and teach sincere compliments to boost harmony and self-esteem.
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Iarold
Harold B
Crane
Papa
Schatter
Slant Unis
Scouts
YMCA
Chord Sunmer
Bookeet
Folklore by William Wade excerpts and quotes
A collection of quotations on freedom, worship, film industry, aging, war, and luxury. It cites Anonymous in Owensboro Kentucky and includes lines from Bowen, Nash, Thornton Wilder, and others, reflecting varied views on society, culture, and modern life.
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Phornton Wilder
Shipwise by James 8 Martin Discovery of Stevenson Ship
A WW II era story recounts the Liberty Ship Robert Louis Stevenson laden with obsolete ammunition. It was scuttled and exploded but vanished 13 hours after release. Oceanographers found her 279 feet deep in a two mile square area using advanced plotography, turning a lost ship tale into a grand oceanography achievement.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Northabis
Atka
Stay Crescent
Stevenson
Washington
Lang
John Silver
Brady's Health Service letter on hearing aids vitamins and a dummy constitution note
A reader praises an ear and head noises pamphlet and reports restored hearing after vitamins and minerals, noting no need for a hearing aid for months. The letter warns vitamins are nutritional not medicine, urges continued intake, and admonishes sensational claims. A boilerplate constitutional preamble closes.
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