Court critics decry constitutional crisis and a leftward Supreme Court
Across the nation critics call the current Supreme Court a threat to constitutional balance and federalism. Frederic Nelson and David Lawrence warn that federal overreach and civil rights shifts undermine states rights and public order, while accusations grow that justices act as a third legislative branch.
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America
Supreme Court
High Court
Frederic Nelson
Country Club
David Lawrence
U.S. News
U.S
Lawrence
Congress
Tax Cut Debate Shifts as Democrats Drop Year End Plan
Washington reports a Democratic shift away from pushing a tax cut this year with cuts now aimed for 1958. President Eisenhower maintains reductions are not yet possible while hoping for relief in the 1958 budget. The move raises questions about budget prospects and GOP surprises. Citizens should not count on tax reductions in 1957 or 1959.
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Washington
Eisenhower
How to Make Life Seem Endless
A satirical guide argues against immortality while offering tricks to stretch perception of time. It suggests marrying a punctual partner, avoiding exciting work, borrowing money, shunning friends, pursuing lawsuits, cultivating fear, and embracing boredom to make life feel endlessly long.
Eisenhowers civil rights bill faces Southern amends
The article notes Southern Democrats push to dilute Eisenhower’s civil rights bill. They seek to strip or weaken sections governing enforcement and jury trials, while some senators advocate amendments or a complete rewrite. The fight hinges on votes to bring up and debate the measure, with key figures voicing opposition to current provisions.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Fisenhower
Douglas
D-Ill
Javits
Potter
R-Mich
McNamara
D-Mich
Sen. Gore
Tennessee
Len Anderson
D-Nm
Chavez
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Anderson
O'Mahoney-Mundt
Francis Case
South Dakota
Kiss Lengthen Turns Brother to Boyfriend in Love Case
Case notes Harry J 27 athletic coach dating Charlotte. she felt no goose bumps yet despite dating two to three times weekly. Dr Crane advises patience and explains true love hinges on selfish happiness and mutual care rather than thrill. A longer kiss shifts Charlotte from sisterly to romantic feelings, leading to engagement potential.
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Harry J
Charlotte
Harry
Dr. Crane
Canada Sees Pushback on Yankee Influence in Trade
In Ottawa the Conservative government vows to curb some U S practices, favor British trade, and reduce farm subsidy distortions. Washington forms a 40 40 private sector committee with Canada to address frictions as U S capital dominates Canada’s energy sector and the currency gap widens trading.
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Canada
Washington
U. S
John Diefenbaker
Dulles
Ottawa
United States
Try and Stop Me Cant Figure you Out humor vignette
A housewife fumes at her husband over beans on successive weeknights while Charlie Jones recalls a Wichita hat shop scene with idle salesgirls. The piece notes a German American comedian on the Keith-Albee circuit with a quick patter about talcum powder and women.
History Quiz Brain Game Answers
Answers list includes first woman cabinet member and Edmond Randolph cabinet post. Mugwumps opposed James Blaine. Edict of Nantes benefited Huguenots. Oregon treaty settled claims with Britain. Bacon's Rebellion occurred in Virginia. King George I could not speak English at ascension.
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Edmund Randolph
Garcia
Oregon
Bacon
Salem Center Visitors and Travel Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Gorton and Sharon and Buddie traveled to Cleveland and Grand Rapids Michigan. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair Edmundson and cared for Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Overly. Patricia Grate returned with her parents to Columbus after a week at home.
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Salem Center
Edwin H. Gorton
Sharon
Buddie
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clair Edmundson
O. E. Overly
Hollis Grate
Patricia
Columbus
Alliances under strain and questions of loyalty in US policy
A critical view of postwar alliances argues that entangling commitments with Britain France and the Netherlands has harmed US economic and political interests. It notes NATO SEATO and Baghdad Pact partners must weigh the costs and benefits of allegiance to Washington, with Israel’s fate tied to regional oil and Soviet pressure.
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Girard
Supreme Court
NATO
SEATO
Baghdad Treaty
United States
Tito
Higgins
Dulles
Israel
Congress
Free World
Mid- East
Egypt
Russia
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Angina Pectoris and Coronary Issues Explained
The article clarifies angina pectoris from coronary thrombosis, noting angina stems from narrowed coronary passages and not complete heart blockage. It outlines symptoms during exertion, reassurance about prognosis, evolving treatments, and the cautious use of surgery to encourage new blood vessel growth.
Horoscope Preview for Tomorrow and Year Ahead
The reading advises calm handling of obstacles with tact in relations and a hopeful outlook. It notes that initiative and cooperation can help reach goals by late October, with expansion plans likely to succeed by month end. Financial caution is urged in August and November, and a July birthday child may be moodily sensitive.
Court orders share of partition sale paid to Nuzum
In a partition suit over oil and gas lease rights the Common Pleas Court directs Clerk Phyllis Cross to pay Milton Nuzum three eighths of the sale proceeds amounting to 2445.48. The ruling follows dismissal of Nuzum’s cross petition against Virgil Hixson and others.
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Common Pleas Court
Phyllis Cross
Milton Nuzum
Nuzum
Virgil Hixson
The Athens Messenger front page details
The fragment lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger from Athens Ohio, including pricing, delivery options, and postal classifications. It notes dates from 1918 and mentions Associated Press membership in a terse newspaper note.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
X. Va
Sisewiere
Athens
Ohio
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