The Nixon Court and the Supreme Court’s changing face
The piece argues the Supreme Court reflects its appointing president’s mindsets, predicting a Nixon Court with four Nixon-named justices, possibly a outside Chief Justice. It surveys past chief justices, the court’s origins, and debates on curbing its power, including the 1958 Jenner-Butler bill and a possible constitutional convention, noting state deadlines and political volatility.
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United States Supreme Court
Duffice
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Nixon Court
Nixon
Karl Warren
Hugo L. Black
G. Douglas
M. Harlan
Senate Vefec
Abe Sartas
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale Law School
White
Stone
Senate
Towa
Congress
Tornado Warnings and Weather Bureau Efforts
The United States faces active tornado season with April early statistics showing 73 tornadoes in the first three weeks of April and at least one death. The Weather Bureau notes tornadoes’ extreme violence and announces a SKYY Ww network program linking 500 tornado watchers with federal and Red Cross partners to issue warnings via TV and radio from Kansas City.
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United States
U.S
Weather Bureau
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Office of Civil Defense
American Red Cross
Kansas City
Missouri
California Computer Products growth stock outlook
California Computer Products a leading supplier of computer graphic plotting equipment shows growth potential after several acquisitions. First half fiscal figures show revenue up 27 percent and earnings 20 percent to 2 cents a share. Despite 1968 earnings dip from higher share counts and charges, market for digital computers is strong and deployment device sales are forecast to rise. CalComp appears an attractive long term growth candidate.
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Q — Lown
California Computer Products
CalComp
Solidtare
Shold
Sitres
Sanctuary and Clergy in a Turbulent Era
The piece argues against clerical sanctuary for draft dodgers, citing a recent Daroit incident where a parish sheltered Tom Sincaviteh and was raided by federal agents. It quotes Bishop Emrich condemning the act as illegitimate, stressing law, order, and moral means in protest. It notes Catholic priests' draft-board burnings and a Dow Chemical office break-in, framing them as misguided clerical actions and warning against clergy abusing privileges.
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Europe
America
United States
Daroit
Tom
FBI
Sincaviteh
St. Joseph's Church
Richard
Emrich
Eastern
Michigan
Detroit News
Vietnam
Detroit
Dow Chemical Co
Washington
Christian Mattyr
Opr
Fea. Corp
Vitamin C and salt for heat tolerance in workers
A reader asks how to endure extreme summer heat without losing vigor. Dr Brady notes that while vitamin C and salt have been used to prevent heat stroke, there is no strong evidence of benefit beyond maintaining hydration and electrolyte balance. He advises daily vitamin C intake and adding salt to drinks, with salt tablets or salt plus vitamin C available at workplaces.
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Tor
Milrian
Onade
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Mamma
Daddy
Worry Clinic column notes teen behavior and bus etiquette
Dr. George W. Crane discusses teen immaturity and parental duty in a worry clinic column. A city bus driver enforces adult fare rules and responsible behavior, condemning littering and smoking. The piece urges teens to shoulder home duties and outlines Crane’s request for behavioral self-tests.
Folklore Reflections on Road Tales and Rhymes by William Weds
A fragmented set of verses and recollections exploring roadside ballads and household rhymes. It weaves lines about a crooked Alcan Highway route, aging and domestic scenes, and playful to biting couplets about family life and sayings.
Weeping at an Asian Studies Seminar in Boston
An impassioned Boston Globe report describes Owen Lattimore breaking into tears during an address on Chinese persecution. The scene included a five minute standing ovation from about 1900 scholars at the Sheraton Boston Hotel, amid reflections on McCarthy era witch hunts and democracy in China.
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Boston
Gwen Lattimore
Ken G. Hotwright
Boston Globe
Owen Lattmore
Association For Asian Studies
Sheraton Boston
Lallingore
China
C. Edmund Clubn
Columbia
Secret Service
Owen Lattimore
Frederick van der Htt Field
Agios Kinedsley
Arut Roepah- Tiens
Latvia
Hattis
Lauerlin
Currie
White House
Lattmore
Lattimore
Carter
State Department
McCarthy
Washington
Lauchlin Currie
Telephone National Mi
Birith
Mr. Lattimore
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Alexander Jinmillan
John Adams
John Marshall
Roger E. Spear
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Spear
Anderson Herald
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N.Y
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Robert F. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crintenberger
Harriel W. Toner
Charles Vy
Laughlin
Sotredney
Fane Toner
Dolly
Cortier
Edvora
Cauntien
Madiena
Harald
Andaniga
Modizon
Edolding
Shasta
Associated Press
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Wittertaieeling
Bill
Cary
Moliadia
William Weds
Alcan
Canadia Rockies & Tack
Tavie
Ponte
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United States of America
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