Supreme Court To Hear Mills Case
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear James E Mills editor of the Birmingham Post Herald in a challenge to Alabama political editorial restrictions on election day The case raises First and Fourteenth Amendment questions over a law banning election day editorial activity The high court will decide if it has jurisdiction after oral arguments and trial court rulings in Jefferson County Alabama
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Washington Sap
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
James E. Mills
Birmingham Post- Herald
High Court
Mills
Press of
America
Post-Herald
Alabama Atty
Richmond M. Flowers
Supreme Court
Flowers
State Supreme Court
Jefferson County
U. S
Bull breeding, bulls, and a New York rancher
Earl Wilson recounts a surreal safari to Black Watch Farms in Wappingers Falls New York where Jack Dick markets Angus bulls valued around a million dollars. He notes the high tech approach including a semen bank and closed circuit TV for cow births along with playful anecdotes about bulls and girl cows IBM indexed and primped for shows.
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New York
Black Watch Farms
Wappingers Falls
N. Y
Jack Dick
Gary Stevens
Ossining
West Point
Bear Mountain Bridge
IBM
Black Watch
Hints From Heloise And Holiday Craft Ideas
A collage of reader tips from Heloise features gift ideas for grandparents such as recording voice messages with inexpensive tape recorders, crafts like repairing broken china with clear nail polish, and practical hacks for travel diaper bags and kitchen organization. Readers share personal notes, favorite storage tricks, and holiday decorating inspiration.
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Heloise
Television Log Snapshot of Evening Schedule
A dense list of TV airings across channels including Gun reports Huntley Brinkley and many shows such as Rawhide Petticoat Junction Peyton Place and The Fugitive. The log covers time blocks from 6 PM to 11:30 PM with news, dramas, comedies, and features for HTV ETV CBS NBC and local stations.
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F Troop
Peyt Place
Peyton Place
Petticoat —Junction
Petticoat Junction
Wlac-Tv
CBS
CBS Reports
Benny Carle
Hanus Brinkley
Huntley
Walter Cronkite
Tombstone Territory
Rifleman
Marshal Dillion
Huntley Brinkley
Radio Station List and Operating Hours Note
A compiled roster lists radio stations WMSL Mutual 1400 WHOS AM 800 WHOS FM 102.1 MC WHRT 860 WAJF 1490 WJOF FM 104.3 MC WIMW AM 730 WwKag 1080 AM with operating hours noting sunrise to sunset and specific early morning to midnight windows including 4 55 AM to Midnight and 6 AM to Midnight. The entry references inconsistent sunrise sunset phrasing and a repeated sunrise to sunet line.
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WMSL
Mutual
WHRT
WJOF
WIMW
WwKag
Shower Curtain Reuse For Wardrobe Or Bed Wetting Aid
L. H. suggests saving, washing, and storing a shower curtain that is being discarded. It can serve as a waterproof bed pad or covering for a makeshift waterproof sheet when a baby visitor or ill household member requires protection. Cut to needed size for flexible use.
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Heloise
L. H
Wound Not By Gunshot In Alabama Protest
Julia Washington, 44, hospitalized after a night protest by about 40 civil rights demonstrators at Greene County Courthouse in Tuscaloosa. Hospital staff later determined the puncture wound was not from a gunshot, and old fragments on an X-ray explained the initial report. Authorities and SCLC officials cited possible . sound effects mistaken for gunfire.
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Tuscaloosa. Ala
Druid City
D. O. McClusky Jr
Julia Washington
McClusky
Cracker named for dam Parrotts Polly at Hobeau Farm
A two year old filly bred by Hobeau Farm in Ocala Florida is titled Cracker. The horse is named after her dam Parrotts Polly and is a daughter of eBau Gar.
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Hobeau Farm
Ocala
Fla
Parrott
Polly
eBau Gar
Mobile Mishap Deaths Decline in Crackdown
Mobile Alabama police say a crackdown on traffic violators labeled Operation Go reduced road deaths and boosted city fines. In November 2,972 fines totaling 37,942 were paid, versus 2,361 fines for October. One traffic death occurred in November. 1965 fatalities reached 36 through October, about half the 1964 total.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Police Department
James J. Robinson
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