Questions about Ike endorsements shift Nixon's GOP path
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower abandons his pre primary non endorsement stance to back Richard M Nixon. Analysts weigh motives including aging leadership, Rockefeller influence, family ties to Nixon, and potential impact on delegate support and Nixon’s prospects at the Republican National Convention.
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Chancellor Dumke pledges firm support for campus teaching freedom
Chancellor Glenn 8. Dumke declares an absolute commitment to maintain the freedom to teach and study as the essence of education. He warns that without sincere reform, society will move against campuses amid disorder. He urges internal changes and public backing to restore order in public education. Bible thought follows.
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Liberals' Double Standards On Term Limits And Power
The piece argues that modern liberalism shows a double standard in the Abe Fortas and Supreme Court confirmation fights, comparing past presidents Coolidge, LBJ, and FDR with 1988 events. It notes shifts in attitudes toward third terms, recess appointments, and political tactics, citing senators Norris, Hart, and LBJ.
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Winterbourne leaves Oro Loma after board farewell
Oro Loma Sanitary District directors voted July 11 to remove director W. E. Winterbourne for lack of residence. Colin Campbell named Winterbourne’s successor as the board faces ongoing questions about a director’s absence and a break with past leadership.
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Fortas Testimony Elevates Senate Advise and Consent Power
Justice Abe Fortas testifies on his own confirmation as Chief Justice before the Senate Judiciary Committee, answering questions about White House meetings and stance on constitutional overruling. The day captures sharp exchanges and firm views, highlighting Senate power to advise and consent.
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