Supreme Court poised to rule on 1965 voting statute
The government argues the 1965 law enforces the Fifteenth Amendment by prohibiting racial discrimination in voting. Legal experts expect the Supreme Court to uphold the act, citing past civil rights rulings and the South’s history of oppression, with federal examiners likely to register otherwise barred Black voters.
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Carolina
Congress
United States
Dementan
Nicholas Katzenbach
Yat- Senge
New York Times
Alabama
Alaska
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Arizona
Idaho
Maine
Leo
E Black
Antigobbledygook Task Force Formed at Pentagon
A Pentagon anti gobbledygook task force was created to review attitudes and methods of public responses in the Washington area and nationwide. Swlis Horwitz was named commander. the group reports to Deputy Secretary of Defense for recommendations to the secretary by November 1.
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Pashington
Dob
Defense Motiorantan
Taienss
Cyrus Tred
Dod
Washington
Pentagon
AAFED
Army & Air Force Exchange and Motion, Picture Services Board of Directors
Usconarc Army Command
Swlis Horwitz
Defense Administration
United
Baytown Sun Staff and publication data
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James H. Hale and Beulah Mae Jackson. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 308. Carrier rates are $1.60 a month and $19.20 a year with mail rates on request. Associated Press member.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas, Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Hember
Associated Press
War scare buying feared by Babson on Viet Nam era
Babson Park Mass. Liner President Johnson spoke on the Viet Nam attitude noting fear of war scare buying similar to Korea. He argues inventories now are near records, with two or more cars per household, and modern merchandising and electronic controls reduce overstock risks. Yet managers must avoid panic that could push prices up and trigger future liquidation.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Johnson
Viet Nam
Viet. Nam
Vietam
Dukes and Earls Diversion In Crisis For New York
The Lighter Side imagines New York City lacking water during a shortage. English dukes and earls, famed for drought antics in 1934 London, would distract the public. Reports joke about red Plimsoll lines in tubs, rain-making cannons, sea water plants, foxhound rations, and even drinking port to endure thirst.
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N.Y
Henry McLemore
New York City
London
England
New York
Bueckingham
Palace
Plinmsoll
Ky Admiration for Hitler Rumors Stir U S Debate
Washington column notes Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky praises Hitler as a hero, ties to Nazi symbols, and public poetry reads, while denying the praise. It also covers his personal life rumors, policy tricks on rice prices, and mixed press coverage. Later items discuss a Bechtel desalinization plan costing 26 cents per thousand gallons and set to start in 1968 near California with 150 million gallons daily by 1971.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hitler
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kent
Paris
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Igy
Viet Nam
Germany
South
Stewart Udall
Atlantic Seaboad
Interior Department
Bechtel’ Development Corp
California
Johnson
Point Loma
Calif
Guantanamo
Castro
San Diego
Ancient temple doors closed in time of peace mystery
Quick quiz and fortunes mix with era icons and a fragmentary Spotlight on a Cistercian site founded in 1132. The piece recalls Melrose and the River Tweed like Walter Daniel described in the 12th century. A poetic glimpse ends with a tranquil, misted scene of trees and streams.
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Hannibal
England
Lncluding
Melrose
Rie
Walter Daniel
Temple of Janus Mystery Recalled By Abbey Ruins Note
A partly ruined abbey shows nave almost vanished with 13th century choir and transepts intact under the Ministry of Works. The piece asks readers to identify the spot of fame by bottom column, noting the 1914 British Expeditionary Force landing in France and including trivia prompts about historical figures and facts.
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Ministry of Works
Train Youths To Speak Out For America
HL Hunt argues for youth oratory training to defend liberty. He warns that demagogues master trained voices to sway masses, citing Hitler and Castro. He claims many gifted speakers were trained early, not born with talent, and urges clergymen to cultivate dramatic rhetoric in youth.
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America
HL. Hunt
Hitler
Castro
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER
Vanderbilt team of four championship 1961 swingiest hand. Robert Jordan Arthur Robins on Eric Murray Charles Coan won 2760 points. second table featured Murray declarer in six hearts doubled for 1660 points. Robinson Jordan combo doubled six clubs lead misplayed by declarer, scoring 1100 points.
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Vanderbilt
Robert Jordan
Arthur Robinson
Eric Murray
Charles Coan
Murray
Hearts
East
West
Declarer
South
Robinson
Jordan
Jordan-Robinson
Daily Crossword KING Puzzle Clues Across and Down
The KING daily crossword presents a grid with across and down clues including Doomed Veintured Harangue and several theme entries. Readers solve entries such as Roman magistrate American mountain ash and Bullfighter while other clues cover inactivity purity head covering and editors mark with references to notable residents of No 10 Downing Street.
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No.10
Downing Street
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Eydie Gormic
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Frank Gifford
Alonzo Stagg
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
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Adolf Hitler
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Agamemnon
Lavoister
Know Your Bridge By
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East Dealer
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