Goldwater warns Supreme Court threat to U S government
In Chicago Goldwater criticizes the Supreme Court for reapportionment and school prayer rulings, arguing the court oversteps, urging legislatures and Congress to update law. He decries lack of judicial restraint and predicts a campaign path from Rockford to the South, highlighting presidential power and checks and balances. A near record crowd attended last night’s fair opening and queen contest details follow.
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Chicago
Senate
Goldwater
Supreme Court
American Political Science Assn
Cour
Congress
Supreme Court of
Rockford
Tfl
Washington
South
Mrs. Herman- Winans
Pamela Kolaja
Jean Torrey
Barbara Morris
Compromise On Alignment Gains Support In Senate
Washington AP reports proponents see odds better than even for a compromise on reapportionment delaying court ordered redistricting. Backed by Johnson, the plan would state that it is the sense of Congress to delay enforcement, countering Dirksen’s rival rider pending a lengthy Senate vote and test ballots. Humphrey aids the effort as Javits and McCarthy push the plan amid foreign aid debates.
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Senate
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Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Supreme Court
Dicksen
Dirksen
Dirksenrider
Hubert
Humphrey
Jacob K. Javits
Rep.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
DeMinn
Javits
Balk Corry Juror's Try To Drop Ads
The September grand jury in Erie prepared to submit its report but rejected a Corry juror's recommendation to remove political ads from county sheriff deputies' cars. Charles Nichols urged removing ads supporting County Commissioner Fred Lamberton's state senate bid, but others noted the county only pays mileage for county business.
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Granu
Erie
Corry
Charles Nichols
South Second Avenue
Fred ‘Lamberton
Lamberton
State Senate
Attornneys
Seven Killed In Michigan Auto Crash
Mount Pleasant Michigan AP reports seven killed when a six passenger car was struck by oncoming vehicle on a rain slick rural road ten miles southeast of Mount Pleasant. Victims include Therie Shaeffer 17 and sisters Linde 15 anderry 2 and brother James 16 Loris Davis 16 David Malloy 18 and James Leonard 1 all riding home from St Louis Michigan.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Michigan
David Malloy
James Leonard
St. Louis
Boy 11 Admits Torch Church Fire in Alabama
An 11 year old boy admitted setting a church fire in Montgomery causing estimated damage between 25 000 and 50 000 at Chisholm Methodist Church eight days earlier. The name of the youth was withheld per police and youth aid bureau officials.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ed Wright
Youth Aid Bureau
Chisholm Methodist
Drought Losses Mounting Across States Amid Rain Shortage
An AP survey shows farmers from New England to the Rockies losing millions as drought lingers. Heat, parched fields, and water restrictions bite rural counties, with disaster declarations, emergency loans, and relief efforts shaping farming in Kentucky New Mexico New York Indiana Colorado Missouri Kansas Wisconsin Pennsylvania Texas Illinois and other states.
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Chicago
New Gland
Rockies
Associated Press
Kentucky
New Mexico
New York
Upstate
Indiana
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ana
Three Commissioners Clash Over Surplus Food Probe
Erie County commissioners held a 40 minute session on the Surplus Food Program audit by County Controller Byron Clapper. Clapper urged retiring food administrator Raymond Martin, trimming staff and cutting receipts for certain commodities, while Commissioner Fred Lamberton opposed Martin’s resignation and disputed minutes suggesting earlier calls for his retirement.
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Erie County
William C. Hill
Food Office
Byron Clapper
Clapper
Raymond Martin
ANM
AMR
Fred Lamberton
Martin
Vrenite
Lamherton
Vrenema
Byron Clipper
Robert Fruilsn
Stito
Raymond Marlin
Bran
Muelli
GOP
Johnson to inspect Florida Georgia hurricane disaster areas
President Johnson will fly to Florida and Georgia this afternoon to survey Dora era damage and the advancing hurricane Ethel. Jacksonville and Brunswick brace as Dora’s path repeats with tens of millions in preliminary damages reported. Forecasters warn Ethel could shift and intensify, with power outages and flooding ongoing in Tallahassee and other northern Florida areas.
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Johnson
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Georgia
White House
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Fla
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Clea
Dara
Ethel
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Dora
Florida Panhandle
Tallahassee
Palm Beach
Gordon
Britain Ships Reinforcements For Far East Crisis
Britain dispatched four warships from the Mediterranean to Singapore to bolster the Far East Fleet guarding Malaysia against Indonesia. Two frigates and two destroyers should arrive within a week as the U N Security Council was urged to press Indonesia to halt attacks and seek negotiations.
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Violence Flares In Uruguay Amid Political Turmoil
In Montevideo violence erupts for a third day after Uruguay severed diplomatic ties with Cuba. Terrorists lob fire bombs at the president's home and the residence of council members, lightly damaging Alfred Puig Spangenberg's house. Interior chief and police leaders pledge steps to restore order as pro-Cuba protests surge.
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Interior
Ex-Government Administrator Peter Cahill Dies at 65
Peter W. Cahill former Illinois and Nevada public aid administrator died Wednesday at age 65. His career spanned multiple state agencies and he was known for shaping welfare policy in the mid century. The obituary notes his service and contributions to public administration.
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BES
Chicago
Peter W. Cahill
Emer Public Aid Administra
Inllinois
Névela
U S Pondering Expansion Of Asia Fighting
U S officials say they believe end to the war in South Vietnam may come only after Red China and North Vietnam are convinced they are backing a losing aggression. Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor met Johnson and other policy makers, expressing optimism that the South Vietnamese struggle will end victoriously from the U S point of view, but no negotiations or armistice discussions were discussed. Taylor stressed two immediate aims: a stable Saigon government and a clean-up of Communist guerrillas near the capital, with Premier Khanh pledging to proceed without delay. He suggested the conflict cannot be won by military means alone and North Vietnam faces a growing burden from guerrilla activity. Continued discussion is expected on broader strategy and possible repercussions for North Vietnam.
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U.S
South
Viet Nam
Red
China
North Viet Nam
South Ie Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Taylor
Saigon
Reds
South Vietnm
White House
Nguyen Khenh
Foi
Pretier Khanh
Sipmirt
North
Tay
South Viet Nam
Sugar Grove Tot Killed By Car
A 14 month old Sugar Grove girl Cathy Louise Hale died after being struck by a cart driven by J Paul Lind Wick 76 Titusville along Route 69 near her home. She died at Jamestown General Hospital from a fractured skull after the 2 pm incident. Parents were at home when it happened. The child was born July 4 1963 in Warren.
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Sugar Grove
Route
Cathy Louise Hale
Ellsworth Hale
Jamestown General Hospital
Richard L. DeSimone
Warren
Parents sue for kids injuries at amusement fair
In East May 17, three Hrentwood children Pamela Thing eight Cheryl eight and Faymonid Ames eleven suffered lacerations and injuries riding a rotating batrol at a fair. They filed in Allegheny County Court against Ker Penn Amusement Co of New Kensington seeking more than 30 000 in damages.
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Fivesburgh
Bure Snis
Hrentwood
Fair
Lave
Ker-Pennmusement Co
New Kensinghom
Alegheny County
Pamela Thing
Cheryl
Faymonid Ames
Columbus Set For Vaccine Distribution
Columbus residents may receive Sabin oral polio vaccine boosters at the Columbus fire hall on four Sundays starting this month and continuing in November. The program, led by Mrs. Lowell Fargo, offers boosters for those who had prior doses in 1962 and guidance on catching up if any types were missed.
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Orren County
Lowell Fargo
Columbus Fire Hall
Fargost Colums
Noted Names Involved in Ground Cruelty Case Report
A report cites a forceful incident with several individuals including Nev.showman Billy Roge and Dorie Warner Rose. The event occurred yesterday amid accusations of extreme cruelty. The coupia was marsed March 1.
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Nev
Billy Roge'e
Filey
Dorie Warner Rose
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