Abe Fortas for Earl Warren swap sparks debate
In Our Opinion the Johnson pick of Abe Fortas to replace Warren is explored as liberal shift. Fortas backs Miranda ruling and a North Carolina rape case reversal over evidence technicality. The piece contends the president is swapping six for a half dozen.
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Justice Black
Washington
Eisenhower
Inside story on Johnson Dirksen Fortas SACB deals
Drew Pearson outlines alleged backroom deals linking Lyndon Johnson and Everett Dirksen to Abe Fortas for Chief Justice and preserving the Subversive Activities Control Board. The piece cites Board appointments, salary issues, and a plan to study presidential power, with Johnson planning a post presidency institute at the University of Texas.
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Abe Fortas
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Life Magazine
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Life
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Institute of Public Affairs
University of Texas
State Austerity Ends as Shafer Credits Revenue Stability
Harrisburg commentary questions public sentiment after Governor Shafer ends the austerity month long order and lifts the vacancy freeze. It notes payrolls surpassed 100,000, reveals lapses of about 110 million, and lists major overawards while raising several taxes in the past year.
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Advertising Council launches national ads on urban crisis
The Advertising Council with Urban America and President's Council on Youth Opportunity releases campaigns urging citizen and corporate actions to solve racial and urban problems. IBM and Lockheed highlight hiring ex convicts and slum employment while ads stress community involvement and volunteerism.
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Lockheed Aircraft
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This Day in History July 14 1968 Highlights
A compact glimpse shows key events on this date: Hamilton mortally wounded by Burr in 1804 at Weehawken New Jersey. Adams born 1787 in Braintree Massachusetts. Grover Cleveland nominated in 1884. German teachers ordered to study Hitler’s book in 1933. FDR offered fourth term in 1944. Eisenhower nominated in 1952. Khrushchev’s East Berlin jab at Tito. Arosemena ousted in 1958. Israel accepts UN observers but rejects a Jerusalem veto resolution. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Aaron Burr
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U.S
John Quincy Adams
Braintree
Mass
Tion
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
New York
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
East Berlin
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Panama
Israel
U.N
Suez Canal
General Assembly
Jerusalem
Taxpayer Funds Involved In Chicago Disturbance Cash Flows
The piece accuses groups in Chicago and nationally of organizing or backing demonstrations funded by contributions and federal dollars. It cites alleged payoffs to prevent trouble, protection money from merchants, and large Muslim movement revenues, claiming taxpayers subsidize these activities through various channels and federal funds. It references Elijah Muhammad and Cassius Clay as figures tied to a nationwide fundraising effort.
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Chicago
Office of Economic Opportunity
Cassius Clay
Elevator banter from a weary operator
Hal Boyle collects punchlines from elevator operators about cruising up and down the shaft. The jokes touch on misheard floors, passengers’ questions, and the frustrations of a long shift with Rodney at the tiller.
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Rodney
Corry Journal Reader Letters Policy Note
The Corry Journal invites brief legible reader communications on one subject. Submissions must include the author’s signature and address for publication. All are subject to condensation and the paper assumes no responsibility for statements contained.
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