Supreme Court rules state senators must be elected by population
The court's third voting rights decision holds that state senators statewide must reflect population, ending fixed district rules. Chief Justice Earl Warren notes the federal two senator system is not a model for states, a product of historic compromise. The ruling follows earlier steps extending equal representation from state legislatures to congressional districts and finally to Senate districts.
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Earl Warren
Harris Survey Reveals Widespread Personal Worries Across Nation
The June 16 1964 Harris survey shows one in six families admit mental illness or alcoholism, one in six report marital tensions, nearly one in five have an ill relative or a dependent elder, and one in seven feel persistent loneliness. It highlights intimate nonmaterial stresses as rising national concerns.
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Gerber Cereals Offer Gentle Nutrition for Toddlers
This ad highlights five Gerber cereals Rice Barley Oatmeal Mixed Cereal High Protein Cereal. Each cereal has a mild flavor and smooth texture when mixed with milk or formula. They provide iron calcium and B vitamins across the toddler years.
American voter through 16 years of SRC interviews
Researchers at the University of Michigan Survey Research Center profile the typical American voter. A lengthy history shows party loyalty, inherited beliefs, and decision timing, with finances and family happiness driving choices more than national issues. The study notes 64/46 party splits, with many voters voting last minute.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Angus Campbell
SRC
Georgia
Winona Judge Declines to Seek Reelection
Winona District Judge Leo F. Murphy, 74, will not run for another six-year term. Murphy has served more than 33 years across three courts in Winona and announced his decision Monday.
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Winona
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Leo F. Murphy
Rockefeller calls meeting on withdrawal from GOP race
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller convened a national campaign leaders meeting to discuss his withdrawal from the Republican presidential contest in favor of Gov. William W Scranton of Pennsylvania. Rockefeller cited need for delegate consultation and technical reasons while pledging full support for Scranton.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
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Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
New York Dele
May Free Postmaster of Embezzlement
DES MOINES The postmaster Howard L. Pritchard of Pilot Mound, named in an embezzlement charge, may be cleared after statements to parole officers last week. He pleaded guilty to $562 embezzlement but changed to innocent after discussing alleged shortages due to negligence. The judge postponed sentencing as records reflect ongoing pre trial proceedings.
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Des Moines
Howard L. Pritchard
Pilot Mound
Pritchard
Roy Stephenson
U.S. District Court
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