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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

2

One Man One Vote Theory Targets Local Governments

After the Supreme Court ruling on apportionment by population advocates of one man one vote set sights on city councils county boards and water districts. Aides led by constitutional lawyer Charles S. Rhyne foresee major revamps of local units and expect widespread litigation as states redraw representation to reflect population shifts.

Washington Supreme Court County Boards of Supervisors Charles S. Rhyne Rhyne American Bar Association Ohio Supreme Court Ohio Court Cleveland California Board of Supervisors Monterey County Calif

Soviets Hint Plan To Meet U S On Bomber Elimination

At the Geneva disarmament conference Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin suggested a new Kremlin plan will modify the January proposal for total destruction of bombing planes. He said Moscow will present views on how and in what order to eliminate bombers and will take into account others’ opinions, signaling flexibility.

Geneva Soviet Union Valerian A. Zorin Kremlin United States Zorin

Crackdown arrests near 100 in Spain under Franco rule

Nearly 100 suspected Communists are arrested in a nationwide crackdown led by the Franco regime. The roundup began in May and the police say it is now complete. Suspects face trial this fall in the National Court of Public Order, covering most political prisoners.

Associated Press Madrid Spain National Court of Public Order

Federal Court orders Prince Edward County to reopen schools

A federal judge in Richmond gives the Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors one week to raise funds or levy taxes to reopen public schools closed since 1959 to avoid desegregation. The court keeps a ban on tuition grants for private schools and demands operation of nondiscriminatory, substantially equal facilities, with a June 25 deadline.

Federal Prince Edward County Richmond Prince Edward Lewis

Wallace Says United South Can Balance

Wallace declares a United South can balance the 1964 presidential race. Speaking to Louisiana Legislature he says seven Southern states carried by Democrats in 1960 provide the power to sway the Electoral College. He promotes Southern unity states rights and free enterprise at a $25 banquet before about 1,000 supporters.

Baton Rouge Bama George C. Wale United South Wallace Free Electors Louisiana Louisiana Committee For Free Electors

Remember Last Summer's Stifling Weather Promise

John Schirming offers a dehumidified air system advertised as refreshing and long lasting, promising relief in homes this summer and future seasons.

John Schirming

Hill Heating and Roofing Ad Urges Call Today

Local ad from Hill Heating and Roofing Inc listing 506 NE 10th St with a phone number for immediate contact. Encourages readers to call now for service.

Lee John Hill Heating & Roofing Inc 10Th St

Negroes Switch Tactics In St Augustine Siege

In St Augustine Florida a three week siege over segregation continues as 300 marchers led by Jewish clergy from nine states walk through a white residential area at night. A beach wade earlier, and sit ins at eateries, have led to over 200 arrests in nine days as the city faces renewed civil rights demonstrations.

ST. Augustine Fla U.S. 1A Monson Motor Lodge St. Augustine Beach

Nev in Resigns as Deputy Commissioner at State Post

John Nevin, 44 year old former Tower lawyer, resigns from his $1400 a year post as deputy commissioner in the State Department of Business Development, effective June 30. No reason given for the resignation from Nevin or his superior William Farrell.

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