Editorial warns against defying court in Ole Miss case
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett pushes state boards to resist the U.S. Supreme Court order admitting James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. The piece argues public officials should uphold the law, notes interposition as an illegitimate tactic, and warns of potential ouster or contempt if boards or officials defy the order. Meredith, a 29 year old Air Force veteran, is to be escorted by federal marshals. Kennedy reportedly discussed the case with Barnett.
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Ross Barnett
Mississippi
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Barnett
United States
the Sun
College Board
Gov. Barnett
Meredith
Carolinas
Oxford
Constance Baker Motley
New York
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Con Sonne
Texas Dailies Reach Near Three Million Daily Circulation
The Texan Daily Newspaper Association reports total daily circulation across Texas dailies at 2,870,989, surpassing the state's households and TV homes by margins. TDNA executive director John H. Murphy notes further growth toward three million as national rankings place Texas sixth in total circulation.
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Texas
Texan Daily Newspaper Association
John H. Murphy
TDNA
Pebsina
California
Pennsylvania
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Notices
Fragmented OCR notes list publication days and staff roles for The Baytown Sun, with garbled names and titles. It mentions Baytown Texas operations, an address area, and a stated yearly subscription rate around 517.40, dated March 2 1979. The text is incomplete and mixes editor duties with circulation and managerial terms.
Analysis Of The News By James Marlow Washington
James Marlow analyzes how Supreme Court justices balance prejudice, background, and principles. He cites Goldberg’s claim that a justice must guard against personal views while noting presidents’ influence on selections. Historical examples include Taney and Dred Scott, Holmes, and Roosevelt’s era shifts, highlighting enduring debates over judicial philosophy.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
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Senate
Goldberg
Charles G. Haines
University of California
Illinois Law Review
Washington
Adams
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Heineg
Haines
David Jrewer
Roger Brooke Taney
Brewer
Taney
Dred Scott
Scott
Franklin Roosevelt
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A New York TV band director famed for fast work tests a saxophonist by promising solo time at the finish. After a first run through he says, You have time inside of 20 seconds to deliver something with beauty zing authority and originality.
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New York
Seed pearls and a puzzling quiz from history and math
Today’s grab bag asks what a seed pearl is and where Seeing Bye dogs come from, plus how to handle a strange item, with a Mount Titano country clue and a presidential wife linked to Gen Nathaniel Greene. It also recalls Peron’s ouster seven decades ago and sketches a Basel born mathematician who taught physics in St. Petersburg.
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Mount Titano
Nathaniel Greet
Genius of a Turinese Thinker Knighted by the French
Central Press writes of a Turin born prodigy who at nineteen drafted a calculus of variations and letters a professor to publish. He studied privately for two years after Halley and drew up a virtual velocities idea in Mecanique Analytique. He led the Berlin Academy until pensioned and was buried in the Pantheon by France.
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Switzerland
St. Petersburg
Academy
Berlin
Physica
Turin
Halley
Powell’s twin moves spark protests and junkets
Washington report recalls Congressman Adam Clayton Powell as he launches an investigation into liberal New York figure David Dubinsky and plans a world tour with Rep. Carroll Kearns. The piece contrasts Powell’s tactics with Kearns’s stance, notes past staff room conflicts, and highlights local political maneuvering and franking mail use by Rep. Santangelo amid Manhattan district shifts.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Europe
Powell
Liberal Party
New York
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
Mate Watts
Herb Zelenko
Congressman Powell
Rep
Carroll Kearns
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Bronx
Albert Santangela
William Schulz
Manhattan Democrat
Santangelo
18Th
First Avenue
Question on traffic signals near Hathaways Grocery
Letter writer clarifies Hathaway’s Grocery location at East Fayle and North Brd and notes a reader confusion about a traffic signal. Editor recalls Police Chief Roy Montgomery saying a signal cannot be installed in front of the store mid block and explains why no signal would be feasible away from an intersection. Cemetery cleaning day details shared for Hill of Rest Cemetery this Saturday at 9 am with helpers urged to attend.
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Hathaway's
East Fayle
North Brd
Hill of Rest
Hathaway
Roy Montgomery
Bible Verse Inquiry About Whosoever Shame
The user questions a Bible verse phrasing about whosoever shall be ashamed of me and my words and the Son of Man being ashamed, referencing Luke 9 and parental glory.
Know Your Bridge East dealer. Both sides. vulnerable.
In a team match hand, South reached four hearts and made eleven tricks at one table after a spade lead. At another table North probed for a slam with ten high-card points and a singleton spade possibility, but South bid six hearts, and with a successful queen finesse against spades the contract made. East’s lack of hearts held the key to declarer’s reasoning.
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South
West
East South West North
East
North
Apades
de Clarer
Trump
Sault
Declarer
Eaat
King of Hearts
Daily Crossword Puzzle At Wederday's Aniwel 33
Puzzle clues printed for a daily crossword. Entries include Ruth's Mother-in-law Bib and several across entries with partial words and misprints such as Cancel i and Hoarfront. The garbled text indicates a torn page segment with scattered clue fragments and header.
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Wederday
Ruth
Bib
Cancel i
Constellation
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