Dissenting Trends Highlight Warren Court Majorities
Editorial notes the last Supreme Court term shows Brennan Warren Goldberg White dissents, with Harlan leading as the top dissenter at 45 opinions and 22 written dissents. Stewart Clark Black and Douglas also figure prominently, amid civil rights and corporate decision trends.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Warren
Arthur J. Goldberg
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Potter Stewart
Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Black
Douglas
Tax Bill In Trouble In Congress Over Civil Rights Delays
The administration faces a dire risk to tax bills as civil rights filibuster risks derail passage in the Senate. Rep. Wilbur Mills weighs delaying a mid August House push to avoid bills becoming stalled or rewritten next year. Leaders and advisers must decide this year’s fate.
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Congress
Senate
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Capitol
Kennedy
Advertising Department Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows an advertising department note with scattered words like manager and national manager. No clear events, names, dates, or entities to anchor a full factual summary.
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Beled Ett
Asses
Thrush Collides With TV Antenna On Sidewalk
A brown thrush lay injured on the sidewalk after colliding with a television antenna while the bird’s built in radio system appeared to fail. The incident followed a loud crash heard by the observer in the morning.
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AST
Readers urged to rename new high school with diverse history
A Sun letter argues against naming the upcoming high school after Confederate or Mexican‑land theft figures. The author suggests Joan Lafitte Cristus Atticus as two possible names, urging inclusion of broader history and group consensus. The piece also recounts caring for an injured bird, reflecting on compassion and faith.
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the Sun
William B. Travis
Houston
Bastown
Jefferson Davis
Sam Houston
Robert E. Lee
South
Mexico
Columbus
Galveston
Ray J. Heinrich
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
ASIUS MARCELLUS CLAY, the most articulate if not yet the most accomplished heavyweight boxer of his time, told Champion Sonny Liston to his face You aint so hot. Liston replied It could leave both legs at home and beat you. Clay writes poetry and plays to the crowds while touring in a tomato-red luxury car. He promises to resume his real personality and seek a mate who loves him for what he is when he becomes champion.
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Assius Marcellus Clay
Sonny Liston
Who Founded Christian Science and Other Trivia
A grab bag quiz covers questions on Christian Science founder Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy, the meaning of beer and skittles, a manumitted slave, the convocation of the Council of Basel, and Batavia as the Latin name for the Netherlands. It also notes past events and figures including an 1848 dress reform event and two renowned conductors with roots in Berlin and Vienna.
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Christian Science
Basel
Batavia
Ghana, Nkrumah's Marxist Ties Challenged by U.S. Report
Washington watchers cite a Senate subcommittee report accusing Kwame Nkrumah of fostering Communist influence in Ghana through his government, party, and press while the State Department defends Ghana's neutralist stance. The piece notes ties to the Soviet bloc, foreign aid received, and historical links with communists.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
State Department
Nkrumah
Senate
Internal Security
Tom Dodd
Africa
Convention People’s Party
Ghana Trade Union Congress
U.S
Lincoln University
Great Britain
Union of African Socialist Republics
Gold Coast
Dodd
K. A. Busia
Dr. Busia
Central Committee
Communist Party of West Africa
Communist Party
Cedric Belfrage
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
W.E.B. DuBois
Soviet Union
China
Castro
Cuba
Sen. Dodd
Toro Republic
Sylvanus Olympio
Lome
Nkrumakh
Hana
First Women’s Rights Convention Held in 1848
Today in history notes the 1848 Seneca Falls gathering led by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton as the first women’s rights convention in the United States marking a milestone in the suffrage movement.
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Associated Press
United States
Seneca
Ereta Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Red Cross
East Germany
Keng Feld
Irri
Bridge bidding guide with five example hands
South to move with none vulnerable. Five hands analyzed for responses after a 1¢ 2 redble sequence. Case 1 suggests a heart overcall risk and rationale. case 2 favors pass with support for partner’s chosen suit. case 3 treats three spades as a weak preemptive crowding bid. case 4 favors pass to let North find trump. case 5 advocates two hearts to show strength and heart suit while noting possible forcing or not.
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Boris
Aiswood
North
Trump
King
Ives Syndicate, Inc
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Joan Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Bartown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Tews
Ana Locel News
Apontaresus Arikin
Mwcter
Texas Daily
E Temee
News Desk
By Preston Pendergrass
Bennett Cerf
Foux
Ilett
Easton
George Washington University
Georgetown
Berlin
Stern
Nan Jones
Central Press
Cologne Opera House
Imperial Opera
Vienna
Munich
Opera
Vienna State Opera
Europe
New York Philharmonic
Mozart
Gustav Mahler
Happy
AL J. Cronin
Jesse Cergill
William Harreth
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Fope Ma V
Eugenius IV
The
Netherlands
APA Sug —S
Venem
Washington Report
Drew Pearson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Leonard Nadasdy
Young Republicans
Nadasdy
Russia
Goldwater
David Lukens
California
Pennsylvania
Lukens
GOP
Charles McDevitt
Boise
Idaho
Rockefeller
Romney
Washington, D.C
John Birch
United Nations
Nacasdy
San Francisco
Gov. Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Jesus
God
John
United Army Voth
Bangkok
Thailand
By B. Jay Becker
Iti
Asia
East
U.S. Wight
Louisiana
Scotttish
England
Young Abbi
Ey Giscover
Lillian
Nant
Hithard
Leo
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