Demos Blaming November Losses On Committee
Democratic leaders nationwide fault the Democratic National Committee for poor performance after the November losses. Presidents Johnson and Humphrey seek remedies as state and national figures call for a revitalized party structure to prevent further setbacks in 1968.Officials note weaker coordination with states and money constraints while DNC officials defend mid term efforts as substantial and in some areas greater than before.
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Ohio
Campbell
Neil Staebler
Charle L. Weltner
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Supreme Court Activism Shapes Civil Rights and Elections
The piece outlines how the Supreme Court has become the most activist in history, tackling civil rights issues, school prayers, and reapportionment. It notes decisions on Georgia’s election dispute and interracial marriage in Virginia, plus upholding a jury tampering conviction and allowing undercover evidence in a narcotics case. It also covers Democratic Party dynamics and calls for stronger national leadership and fundraising.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Howard Callaway
Richard P. Loving
Virginia
Hoffa
Courts OK limited use of informers in Hoffa case
The Supreme Court upheld convictions of James Hoffa Z T Osborn Jr and Duke Lee Lewis finding limited use of informers and undercover agents permissible in special circumstances The decision stressed careful limits on government deception while preserving prosecutions and privacy protections under the Fourth Amendment.
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High Court
Earl Warren
Potter Stewart
Edward Grady Partin
Teamsters
Hofa
Judges Study Charges By Southern Railroads
Three federal judges hear a case over ICC freight revenue division between northern and southern rails. Southern roads allege the Feb 3 1965 order shifts about 16 million annually to northern lines and includes commuter deficits. Georgia Gov Carl Sanders, chairing regional rail groups, warns the ruling could revive regional tensions.
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ICC
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Northern Railroads
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Southern Govrnors Conference
Confernee
Southeastern Assoiation of Railroads and Utiliies Commission
Sanders
United States Sureren Court
John Minor Wis
U.S. Circuit
Wisdom
E. Gordon West
Edwin Hunter
Julius Caesar and the first day of the Roman year
The new year date stems from Imperial Rome when Julius Caesar initiated the Julian calendar making January 1 the start of the year. This historic reform linked modern calendars to ancient tradition and imperial authority.
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