Civil rights bill passes Senate paving justice path
Editorial hails Senate approval of the civil rights bill as a historic step toward equality, noting it completes a full democratic process and will make civil rights law the land’s standard. It warns resistance could cause chaos, and emphasizes enforcement will rely on public officials and citizens abiding by the law.
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Fla
Johnson Mastery Displayed Again
The House passed a 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization sent to the Senate with brief debate, a figure slightly above Kennedy’s request last year, and Johnson gains political leverage. Observers note budget cuts are largely cosmetic while Johnson’s steady handling in an election year reinforces Southern support and his image as an economy minded executive.
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Otto Passman
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Quote on politicians fences and ears to ground
A quotation attributed to an unidentified author defines a politician as an animal who can sit on a fence and still keep both ears to the ground. The remark frames political cunning with a cynical image of vigilance.
Third Party Urged in FMC Dispute
Readers urge a third party within a bipartite process to settle FMC UAW tensions. The forum cites Cyprus, race, and justice debates, noting minority rights and the danger of using demographic power to justify unfair policies while calling for world peace and moral governance.
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the Gazette
Gazette
Fannie Dobbs Carter
West Virginia Pavilion at New York World's Fair Faces Haste and High Prices
The West Virginia pavilion at Flushing Meadows draws praise for its glass blowing and restaurant, despite construction rushes and misspellings. An Army veteran praised the pavilion director as among the best, while visitors complain of steep food prices and uneven exhibits including the underwhelming radio astronomy display. About 250,000 entry cards issued indicate strong traffic.
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New Martinsburg
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Flushing Meadow
W. F. Potter
Virginia
Tygart
Rommel
Montgomery
Est Pavilion
Ireland
National Science Foundation
Louisiana
Basin Street
Mads
Disney Lincoln
Panhandle
Voting Ills Aired In Supreme Court on One Person One Vote
A New York Times report outlines how the Supreme Court's recent rulings in Colorado and New York challenge legislative apportionment under the Equal Protection Clause. Justice Stewart’s dissent stresses limits of the court’s reach, noting regional differences and initiative provisions in Colorado.
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Supreme Court
Colorado
New York
Justice Stewart
Justine Clark
South Dakota
Hawaii
Michigan
Justive Stewart
State Senate
High Court Halts Paralyzing Apportionment Debate
Walter Lipppmann surveys six state reapportionment cases and the sole dissent of Justice Harlan. The piece contrasts Frankfurter Harlan doctrine with majority rulings, arguing court intervention only when no other remedy exists and warning against overreach in equal protection cases.
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Tennessee
Supreme Court
Frankfurter- Harlan
Frankfurter-Harlan School
Justice Harlan
Intercepted Message Raises Capitol Move Question
June 20 1964 memo ponders a Capitol relocation to Point Pleasant and the impact on rents and Charleston agents. The fragment hints at political maneuvering and real estate concerns without full details.
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Point Pleasant
Charleston
Goldwater Rivalries and Labor Office Plans in 1960s Debate
Scranton rails at Goldwater over dodged debate as campaign aides guard against Dixie vote. Labor Department eyeing a plan to aid unskilled youths find work with odd financing ideas and odd procedures. Johnson remarks on pursuing a broader society while Army tests rifle cartridges. California requires four distinct anti-smog rules for new cars amid campaign interruptions.
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Roo
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Johnson
Army
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