The Powers Must Be Kept Separate
A district judge in Washington enjoined the House Committee on Un-American Activities from holding a hearing on the Pool bill that would criminalize war zone troop movements. Teague and Kress petitioned for review of HUAC's constitutional standing, while Teague heads a Viet Cong aid group and Kress runs a Free University. The piece notes checks and balances erosion and predicts Rep. Tuck's likely presence at the hearing.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Pool
Rep
Jez Pool
Dallas
HUAC
Walter D. Teague, III
New York
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
Allen M. Kress
Free University of New York
Howard F. Corcoran
Corcoran
Our Republic
Congressional
Court of Appeals
Congress
Teacur
Kress
Arthur Kinoy
William M. Kunst-Ler
Teague
South
Viet Nam
Moscow
Cuba
Africa
Asia
Mi.ward L. Simpson
Houmes Alexander
Stimpson
Senate
William M. Tuck
Congressman Tuck
A Nation of Mortgaged Gypsies and Modern Movers
A column links Gypsy history and modern mobility to mortgage debt and home financing. It notes 20 percent of the population changes residence yearly, mortgages totaling about 349 billion dollars, and growth of mortgage debt since 1946. It also touches on cultural motifs, media, and everyday life.
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Hrrier
der Feverer
The
United States
Virginia
Faas
Colonial Dames
DAR
Sons of the Revolution
America
National Advertising Representatives Listed for Danville Paper
The Danville Register lists national advertising representatives The Branham Company serving Chicago New York Atlanta Detroit Dallas St Louis Charlotte San Francisco Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans Kansas City and other major markets.
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Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Statesmanship Is Politics That Proved Wise
A compact aphorism suggests statesmanship is politics later judged correct, implying enduring merit in prudent decision making and leadership.
McKinney Named Assistant Prison Rehabilitation Director
Current Opinion figure Horace E. Bones McKinney a Baptist preacher and former Wake Forest basketball coach is named as assistant director of rehabilitation in the State Prison Department. The piece notes his transition from athletics to reform work and humorously contrasts coaching fans’ passion with counseling criminals to choose the straight path.
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Horace E
Bones) McKinney
Wake Forest College
Alma Mater
Bones
Civil Rights Act Debate and Backlash Risk
Ralph de Toledano argues that the latest civil rights act faces Senate hurdles and may be the last such measure. He warns of a rising white backlash, cites a subway assault as a personal example, and condemns civil rights extremism while supporting legitimate Negro pride and solidarity.
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Senate
New York
Courage on a Flint Street Night
A reader praises vigilant civilians like Mary who confront hoodlums at a Flint intersection. She stops a gang, detains a captive, and police raids recover weapons. The column argues safety depends on facing criminals and questions Supreme Court limits on convicting crime. It stresses the right to walk streets in safety.
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Supreme Court
Mary
Flint
Warren
Pondering Modern Life Through Quirky Observations
A collection of wry reflections on politics culture and technology. The piece notes voter posters lingering after elections pigeon nuisance since ancient times data banks privacy fears and the enduring glare of public figures. It also jokes about naming babies and the long shadow of football coaching legends.
A Senator Reflects On The Nation's Balance Of Power
In a farewell guest column Senator Holmes Alexander criticizes drift from the Declaration of Independence and argues the government must restore balance among government branches, Church and state, and the values of freedom liberty and justice. He warns about court decisions and policy shifts as he nears the end of his Senate term.
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Washington, D.C
Holmes Alexander
United States Senate
Senate
America
Congress
Court
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson
Red China
U.N
Viet Nam
LBJ Brand Seen Behind Southern Democratic Upheaval
Capitol Hill critics link the LBJ brand to voter shifts in Tennessee Virginia and South Carolina with incumbents Bass Robertson Russell and Russell facing backlash over alignment with administration policies including 14b and fiscal moves. Analysts note a pattern affecting Metcalf and Brown and reflect on White House influence in autumn contests.
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U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Tennes- Seean S
Tennessee
Clement
Bass
LBJ
Buford Ellington
Kennedy
Ellington
John J. Hooker Jr
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Lyndon
Ross Bass
A. Willis Robertson
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
Robertson J
Robertson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
America
Harry Byrd
White House
Byrd
Donald S. Russell
South Carolina
Russell
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
Ernest Cs’. Hollins
Hollings
John F
Washington
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Pat Brown
California
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Associated Press
Charlotte Observer
Ralph de Toledano
By Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
B.C
General Custer
Milward L. Simpson
John Chamberlain
Frank Sinatra
Peyton Place
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