High Court Weighs Voting Rights Act Amid Firestorm
The Supreme Court hears arguments on the 1965 Voting Rights Act with Chief Justice Warren noting its national significance. States split, with 20 supporting the law and six Southern states opposing, citing constitutional concerns and literacy tests.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
U. S
Directors attest to accuracy of report of condition
The undersigned directors declare the report of condition is correct to the best of their knowledge and belief after examination.
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Hazel Morrow
New Oil Well In Production In Alabama
After a decade Alabama declares Annie B. Smith No. 12311 in Baldwin County a producer in the Tensaw Lake Field. The well in Stockton area first produced Nov 16 at 59 barrels per day with potential well above that rate and nearby water transport boosting value. Geologist Tom Jones notes drilling may reveal more fields.
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Stockton
Ala
Alabama
State Oil and Gas Board
Annie B. Smith
Baldwin County
Tensaw Lake
Citronelle
H. Gene White
State Oil and Gas
Philip E. Lamoreaux
Lamoreaux
Tom Jones
Court hears voting rights test challenge amid remarks by Justice White
The hearing features Justice White joking about tests for literacy while discussing key provisions of the 1964 voting rights law. Attorneys Katzenbach and Cox call literacy tests engines of discrimination. South Carolina leads a multi-state suit challenging the law with North Carolina and others affected.
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South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Justice Department
California
Massachusetts
New York
McLeod
Jane
U.S
Byron R. White
Nicholas Katzenbach
U. S
Archibald Cox
Congress
Supreme Court
Virginia
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Mechanization Eyed For U S Post Offices
Providence reports a $20 million mechanized post office work now with bugs fixed and eyes toward nationwide rollout. Postmaster General O Brien announces 109 city offices to receive the equipment costing $65 million by June 30 to speed next day mail.
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R.I
Lawrence F. O’brien
Harry Kizirian
O’brien
Washington
Kizirian
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
John A. Gronouski
House 1
Post Office
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