Editorials The Attacks On The Supreme Court This Year
The Supreme Court faced renewed scrutiny in the 1962 63 term with liberal bloc control evident though not unwavering. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black Douglas Brennan and Goldberg formed the liberal core, while Harlan Stewart Clark showed conservative leanings. White remained a swing vote. The term saw religious clashes over school bible reading and Lord's Prayer, and civil rights rulings desegregating Memphis facilities, banning lunch counter segregation, and invalidating anti desegregation measures. White and Goldberg often aligned with liberals in civil rights. in some religious cases dissents arose from Harlan and White as the court faced political backlash and debates over church state separation.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Hugo Black
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Arthur Goldberg
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Tom Clark
Byron R. White
Goldberg
Labor
White
Kennedy
Harlan
South Carolina
Ind
Hhite
Clark
Stewart
California
Mexico
Harland
Black
Warren
Brennan
Douglas
Baytown Sun Masthead and Rights Statement
The Baytown Sun announces its management positions and filing details. circulation and retail offices listed. Indicates Associated Press rights and republication policy for content. Publication notes include post office placement and subscription rates.
Dollars Speak: U S Profits Up and Wages Rise in Spring
SAM DAWSON reports that rising wages and salaries, higher dividends, and robust profits drive consumer spending and buoy retailers and manufacturers. May housing starts climb to 1,728,000 annual rate, up 149,000 from a year ago, signaling continued economic strength amid uncertain outlooks.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Americans buy now pay later hit record 61.5 billion
The government report shows as of last November consumers used installment plans to spend 61.5 billion dollars, a 1000 percent rise in 20 years beyond mortgages. Economists see debt rising with a bigger economy, while the confidence behind the spending remains. The Memphis Press-Scimitar notes a store call about a boat inquiry ends with a receptionist asking if it is five o'clock yet.
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Memphis
Tenn
Press
Scimitar
America
Try and Stop Me STEIN Cartoon
A Hollywood merchant laments his wife’s obsession with Cary Grant though she never met the star. He asks his barber to imitate Grant’s look, and the barber, claiming familiarity after four viewings of The King and I, begins a dramatic haircut.
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Stein
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Five trivia items and a future fortune for June 23
A compact page presents five trivia questions about the Bodleian Library location the Blue Mountains Inverness coat the Partia gender and five Piedmont Plateau states. It adds a future forecast for Sunday June 23 noting success should be considerable and the day’s child resourceful.
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Bodleian Library
Blue Mountains
Inverness
Piedmont Plateau
WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE RIVULET AND TODAY IN HISTORY REFLECTIONS
A杂 mix of quotes and quiz items features a note on language and a timeline note. It recalls World War II events on this date in 1941 and the 1942 Vichy surrender anniversary, then poses two history trivia questions about a prominent anti slavery senator and a violent assault incident. Also wishes a birthday and presents a short five question quiz with scattered clues about Oxford, the Pacific Northwest, a cape coat, a woman lawyer, and southern states’ tungsten ore.
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Vichy
France
Germany
U.S. Senate
U.S
England
Lincoln
Kennedy Aide Gen Lucius Clay Becomes Berlin Liaison
Washington report centers on Gen Lucius Clay accompanying President Kennedy to Germany. It details his Cold War record including Berlin crisis actions, his shifting loyalties among administrations, and his influence on U.S. defense and foreign policy. Also notes a false Missoula Morse death rumor sparked by a radio broadcast.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
Lucius Clay
U.S
Germany
Gen Clay
Russia
United States
Berlin
West Berlin
Gen. Clay
White House
Berin
Roosevelt
Truman
Clay
U.S. Army
Defense Mobilization Board
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
George Humphrey
Treasury
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Continental Can
Sidney Weinberg
Goldman- Sachs
Tom Dewey
Voice of America
State Department
National Security Council
Johnson
Berlin Wall
U.S.A
East Berlin
John Foster Dulles
World News Briefs From Tokyo to Vienna
World headlines report Red China denouncing Kennedy peace overtures to the Soviet Union as a crafty plot while Peking broadcasts the President's speech. Paris approves the French West German treaty of cooperation. East Pakistan reports floods driving 10000 more people from their homes after the Bay of Bengal cyclone. Vienna notes the IAEA inspectors gaining Soviet approval to monitor reactors over 100 megawatts to ensure peaceful use.
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Red China
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Radio Peking
People’s Daily
American University
Kremlin
Paris
National Assembly
France
Charles de Gaulle
Dacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong
Bay of Bengal
Vienna
Austria
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Iaea Board of Governors
IAEA
ICO
This Day In History Highlights From The Associated Press
On this date entries recall events from 1561 Greely rescue in the Arctic to mutiny of Henry Hudson in 1611. Others note France declaring war on Russia, Georgia court ruling on Negroes in public office, and Nazi invasion of Russia. Additional items include early jet air mail tests and political actions in California and the UN.
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Associated Press
U.S
A. W. Greely
Hi S
Case Sabine
Arctic
Winfield Schley
Henry Hundson
France
Russia
Georgia Supreme Court
Schenectady
New York
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Masterful defense seals bridge contract in careful play
In a South North contract passout, West's precise club underlead and timely spade returns thwart declarer. Analysis notes defender reasoning from bidding and play clues, including East and South card strength, to force a trick. The article praises West's correct interpretation of the situation and the soundness of the defense despite apparent risk.
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South West
North Haat
King
Declarer
West
South
East
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues list across and down items for a daily crossword with terse hints. Entries include terms like thin mud, deny in Work, Italian conjoining farm, burial places poly, suitable for eating candy, and various linguistic and geographic references across twenty plus clues.
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Pillar of Stone
Mercury
Goose
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