Government by Edict Warns of Lost Legislative Power
In Our Opinion the trend toward court edict over legislative process has grown since the Supreme Court in civil rights and school disputes. The piece cites the Warren Report and Pennsylvania and New Jersey moves as risks to public knowledge and justice. It urges Congress and state legislatures to reclaim prerogatives and restore accountable government.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Dallas
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
State House
Joe McCar
United States
Wisconsin
State Department
Lyndon
Sen
Tom Hennings
McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson and the Great Society Vision
Hal Boyle argues that the Great Society program, launched with Lyndon Baines Johnson's inauguration as president, represents a major, nonpartisan American effort to create a more livable society. He notes both progress and missteps, urging sustained will to expand health, education, and equality while acknowledging ongoing global and domestic challenges.
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New York
Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
Great Socie
Laotee
Moore Durable
Letter for Lyndon Johnson from Drew Pearson opinioning on McCarthy era
A Pearson column from Washington reflects on Lyndon Johnson’s political battles. It recalls Johnson’s clashes with McCarthy era tactics, gas lobby pressure, and power dynamics with Texas influence as Pearson notes Johnson’s growth and resilience as a leader.
Wheaton College Aims for Christian Liberal Arts Niche
The Wheaton College campus preserves strict conduct rules including abstention from alcohol gambling and theatres while maintaining selective admissions. In 1964 the freshman class showed strong academic standing and high science doctorate output, with assets grown from 6 million to 30 million. The college blends Bible-based values with active campus life and national prominence in basketball. Billy Graham and Dr. Hudson Armerding emphasize the school’s Christian liberal arts mission.
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Wheaton
Hudson Taylor Armerding
Ruth
Billy Graham
Johnson praised as wise policy maker and skilled congressman
A Corry letter writer extols Lyndon B Johnson as a capable leader who blends policy wisdom with public persuasion and legislative deftness. The author, a newspaperman, says Johnson will become one of America’s greatest presidents and that the nation can be proud to bear his name.
Parkinsons disease clue found in monkey study in Toronto
A Montreal team reports producing Parkinsons like symptoms in monkeys using a substance from human urine. The chemical dimepa, a breakdown product of brain dopamine, may illuminate causes and treatments within 5 to 10 years. Patients show less dopamine and more chimpen, researchers say.
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Toronto
Montreal
Andre Barbeau
University of Montreal
Barbeau
Canadian Society For Clinical Investigation
Saylor pushes bill to redesign veteran burial grounds
Representative John P. Saylor proposes creating an advisory board to redesign national cemetery policy. He warns space in federal cemeteries is nearly exhausted and Congress must expand the system.
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Washington
John P. Saylor
Saylor
Congress
Johnson sees steady growth as economy strengthens
Government data and private reports indicate brisk economic growth driven by general business vigor, not just auto and steel sectors. Durable goods orders rise with little stock buildup, personal income and factory payrolls climb, while auto and steel hedges fade in impact.
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New York
Johnson
Law and Deportation for Alien Wives
An immigrant who marries a U.S. citizen remains subject to U.S. law. Deportation can occur if she violates state or federal laws, regardless of marriage. The mere marriage to an American does not shield her from removal.
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United States
Immigration Service
100 Year Old Man Quits Smoking for Price Rise
William Lanphard McMurray of Poteau Oklahoma turned 100 years old yesterday and said he quit cigarettes two years ago at age 98. He cited not a cancer scare but the price hike to 30 cents a pack as the turning point.
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Noble Soul
Poteau
Okla
William Lanphard McMurray
Meadville Man Wins $16 500 Damages After Nine Years
F Harold Phelps of Meadville received a 16500 settlement for injuries from a scaffold fall nearly nine years ago. Crawford County Judge P Richard Thomas upheld the award after appeals by Phelps and defendant Paul L Britton Inc.
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Mmeadville
Meadville
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
F. Harold Phelps
Herbert A. Mook
Phelps
Paul L. Britton, Inc
Thomas
Corry Evening Journal Advertisement and Publication Details
The notice lists staff roles including Publisher George Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck and Advertising Manager Job McLaughlin. It notes advertising rates deadlines and AP licensing terms with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Corry Evening Journal
George 8. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
Job McLaughlin
G."j Bergman
Nationa
Bottinelli-Emiball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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