In Our Opinion Checks and Balances In The Courts
Readers digest discussion by Eugene H. Methvin notes broad concern over Supreme Court overreach in interpreting the Constitution. Dissenting justices Black and Harlan question constitutional amendment versus judicial action while liberals Warren and Douglas advocate interpreting evolving social values. The piece stresses Article III limits and Congress power to regulate Court jurisdiction as a guard against destabilizing constitutional shifts.
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Corry Memoir Sketch and Local Kiwanis Parade Plans
Yesterday's memories of Corry recount a field rumor dispelled by Chief Flanigan confirming a skunk surgery by a vet. Eight out-of-town bands join the Kiwanis Summer Festival big parade opening Aug. 5. Jessup Turner becomes Turner's after Louis Turner buys Carl Jessup heirs. American Legion posts announce special teams for the state convention in Pittsburgh.
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Bahama impressions and politics swirl in a sunlit piece
Jim Bishop visits the Bahamas. He paints a vivid scene of Bahamian life from Nassau to Grand Bahama, noting a shifting government, new wealth from Mr. Groves and casino interests, rising prices, tourism labor, and a populace clinging to the sea for sustenance while eyeing political change across Providence Channel. The essay blends landscape, race, economy, and power with vivid imagery and cautious optimism.
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Detroit Riots Report Glamor Mayor Under Fire After Looting
Drew Pearson discusses Detroit turmoil as Mayor Jerome Cavanagh faces recall and a libel threat amid a 1967 riot wave. The piece details police abstention, National Guard delay, vast property losses, and civil rights tensions in a city praised for integration yet ripped by violence and looting.
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Fragmented Corry Evening Journal Clippings Note
Local notice fragments report a post office related item in Corry Pennsylvania. Reading irregularly, details hint at publication pricing and delivery terms.
Pennsylvania Tax Debate Shows Slow Legislative Action
Harrisburg reporting notes Governor Shafer's proposed 267 million tax increase struggles to clear House committee as Republican and Democratic leaders trade observations on federal and state efforts. Critics cite repeated blue ribbon panels whose recommendations are largely ignored and call for relief amid a broader push toward automation and efficiency.
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Speaking of YOUR HEALTH cleft palate column advice
Mrs. T E G Wisconsin asks about her baby's cleft palate and harelip. Dr Coleman explains causes heredity and non blame, surgery options stages and timing, and hopes for normal speech breathing and appearance with experienced plastic surgeons. Early treatment yields best results and readers may send questions care of the newspaper.
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