Supreme Court Opens 1965 64 Term Amid Civil Rights Scrutiny
The Supreme Court begins its 1965-64 term at 10 am with a docket heavy on civil rights and legislative apportionment disputes. The article notes factions of judicial restraint versus activism, center balance, and public commentary on Warren, Harlan, and Black with leaders like Brennan and Douglas. It highlights critics at the ABA and Aspen remarks and Warren’s role as a lightning rod.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
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Baker Vs. Arr
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Hart Warren
William Brennan
Byron White
Arthur Goldberg
Tom Clark
Harlan
Stewart
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Warren
American Bar Association
Chicago
Goldberg
Aspen
Colo
High Tribunal
California State Bar Association
Nigeria Celebrates Dick Tiger Title Defense Night
Nigeria marked independence with a boxing night as Dick Tiger defended his middleweight title against Gene Fullmer. The bout cost 120000 pounds to stage and boosted national pride amid optimistic Morgan Guaranty Trust Company outlooks on a growing economy.
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Africa
Nigera
Tbadan
Tiger
Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
Utah
U.S.A
Joe Louis
America
Nigeria
Ithe Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Nationwide smog alert system adopted by PHS and Weather Bureau
The U S Public Health Service and Weather Bureau implement a nationwide smog alert system. Alerts trigger when air stagnation lasts 36 hours or more, urging reduced pollution. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry cites widespread air pollution and links to chronic lung diseases. Congress debates interstate pollution powers. 1955 act limits PHS to research and technical aid.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Luther. L. Terry
United States
London
Congress
House
Senate Public Works and Committee
PHS
Soviet non aggression pact would strengthen Soviet grip
The piece argues against accepting a Soviet Warsaw non aggression pact claiming it masks conquest and undermines Western unity. It warns the United States should reject such a treaty openly, rally NATO allies, and avoid appearing to back Soviet satellite regimes or a dangerous detente. It notes the Moscow talks and the need for clear U S leadership.
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Soviet Union
NATO
U.S
Europe
Audi
Kremlin
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bellworld
Moscow
France
U.S. Kremlin
New-York Herald Tribune
Exaggeration and humor in sermons tied to modern faith
The article surveys Cecil Bumgarner and other clergy humorists, noting how biblical hyperbole and rousing storytelling sharpen sermons. It cites public works in Indiana, urging accessible recreation and improved roads, while detailing local sewer projects and temple talk on flood control and tourism.
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Cecil .Bumgarner
Jesus
Indianapolis
UPI
Down
St. Petersburg
Flaritate
John
Mitchell
Paul R
Indiana Flood Control
Hartin
Water Resources Commission
Indiana
Tourist Assistance Council
Henry Steege
Morton Street
John St
Nichol Ave
Mitchell Wit
Indiana Meadows
Raible Heights
Sugar Price Investigation Move Begins
Washington United Press International reports that Rep Lenor Sullivan chairwoman of the House consumer subcommittee will convene hearings on rising sugar prices despite ample supplies. Raw sugar prices jumped from 65 cents to over 8 cents per pound within weeks, with the Agriculture Department citing a Soviet wheat deal as a factor.
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UPI
House Consumers Subcommittee
Lenor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Agriculture Department
Canada
Germany
Sen
Diego Gas & Electric
San Die Pre
Sullivan
Alstand
United
Spear
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Features Corp
Investment Advice Confused by Mixed Fixed Income Viewpoints
A reader seeks guidance on retirement and investment strategy mixing fixed income and stocks. The letter discusses shifting from bonds to utilities and banks, reacting to market news on Shamrock Oil and Gas and San Diego Gas & Electric, and weighs income needs against capital growth amid concerns for family care.
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Roger E. Spesr
Standard Gil
Colgate
Pa, Savings & Loan
Cific Gas & Electric
Colgate Palmolive
Edison
San Diego
B.T
Shamrock of & Gas
Polio Cases Trail Nationwide Low Record in 1962
ATLANTA reports polio cases in the United States lag behind the record low pace set last year by the Public Health Service. Through September 1963 there were 285 cases nationwide, with 20 new cases in Pennsylvania and scattered totals in Michigan Wind is Mississippi New York Minnesota Virginia Kentucky and Alabama. Five Pennsylvania cases were in Philadelphia and occurred before mass immunization.
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UPE
United States
Ue US
Public Health Service
Communicable Disease Center
Sentpam
Barna
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Windis
Mississippi
New York
Minnesota
Virginia
Ken
Tucky
Alabama
Philadelphia
Air Turbulence and Spelling Quirks Highlight 1960s Notes
Air conditions at high altitude caused unexpected turbulence around triplanes and contributed to a Tell City crash on March 17 1960. OCR spelling errors by a Chicago official machine produced 36 variations of Baer and 37 after a railroad GM reported another. Public opinion quote closes the sample.
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Tech
Craset
Tell City
Ind
Edward Novotny
Chicago
Social Security
Baer
Baere
Baire
Baehr
Bayar
Baur
Bear
Beir
Behar
Baier
Bair
Bahor
Bayir
Geair
Beatr
Beyar
Baerayeur
Rockefeller Ends Trip Praising Western Defense Alliance
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller concluded a 42 day European tour with optimism about the Atlantic alliance. He met with French leaders Georges Pompidou and Maurice Couve de Murville at Orly Airport and emphasized shared destinies and support for U S foreign policy.
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Paris
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Western Defense Alliance
Orly
Optim Fic
Atlantic Alliance
Rockefelier
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve
de Murville
Orly Field
Composer Of Song Hit Margie Dies In California
J Russell Robinson former Anderson resident and composer of Margie died Monday in Palmdale California. He started as a pianist at Meridian Theatre about 40 years ago and later performed on stage and as an organist for vaudeville acts. He gained national fame with Margie and appeared in special acts in New York and other centers, also writing additional popular songs.
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Wort
J. Russell Robinson
Anderson
Marsie
Palmdale
Calif
Robinson
Meridian Theatre
Margie
New York
St Lawrence Seaway History and Cartier Voyages
The Seaway has evolved since 1908 from 14 to 27 feet depths. Jacques Cartier, seeking an open sea, began voyages in 1524 and 1535, naming the Saint Lawrence River after Saint Lawrence. He explored from St Malo and claimed lands for France, contributing to Canada’s settlement. Over 1700 islands dot the river area, including the Thousand Islands.
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Salle
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
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Griffon
Lake Erie
Michigan
Jacques Cartier
Cartier
Newfoundland
Gaspe Penisula
France
St. Malo
St Lawrence
Canada
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