Alabama Rep Seeks Probe of Justice Douglas Character
Rep George W. Andrews of Alabama proposes a House Judiciary Committee inquiry into Justice William O. Douglas moral character. Douglas, 67, recently married Cathleen Heffernan 23, his fourth wife. The writer urges Douglas resign, distinguishing personal acts from his role on the Supreme Court.
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George W. Andrews
Alabama
House Judiciary Committee
William O. Douglas
Justice Douglas
Cathleen Heffernan
Congress
Rep. Andrews
Mr. Douglas
Supreme Court
Airlines Strike Drags On Amid Wage Dispute
The airline labor strike continues with negotiators far apart. The union seeks about 53 cents hourly rise over 36 months while the Airlines chief negotiator cautions against early settlement. The impasse costs both sides roughly $8 million daily, affecting the public and national interests.
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Airlines
Preparation drives employment in Lee County study
A Lee County profile from the University of Alabama Bureau of Business Research notes 35 Employment Service offices in Alabama and argues that education and training reduce unemployment. It stresses Negro workers underutilize the service, despite similar referral rates, and advocates broader general education and occupational training for labor market entrants.
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Bureau of Business Research
University of Alabama
Lee County
Alabama
United States
Population changes demand constitutional reform in U S
A trio of reports urged sweeping government reorganization to adapt the Constitution to shifting populations. Proposals include reducing local governments from 80 000 to 16 000, regional compacts, shared federal funds, and broader regional planning to curb urban dominance and preserve representative government amid rapid population growth.
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Washington
America
United States
Committee For Economic Development
Marion B. Folsom
Eisenhower
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Coordinating Committee
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
American Political Science Association
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
The Julius Klein Case and a Senator's Ties
Washington columnist notes Maj. Gen. Julius Klein of the Illinois National Guard maintained unusual ties with Sen. Tom Dodd and other figures amid controversies over Nazi-era property, public relations work, and alleged influence peddling. The piece details censure by the Public Relations Society of America and Klein's involvement with Nazi restitution lobbying.
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Julius Klein
Illinois National Guard
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Klein
U.S
Internal Security Committee
Dodd
Wise Men of Zion
Republic Relations Society of America
Ward B. Stevenson
Society
The
Public Relations Society of America, Inc
Sen
Germany
Jewish War Veterans’ National Executive Committee
JWC
Senate
Justice Department
Abs
Guy Gillette
Iowa
I. G. Farben
General Aniline and Film
Europe
Gen. Klein
Connecticut
Forgiven, Forgetting Sins Through God’s Forgiveness
Billy Graham explains that God's forgiveness is complete and remembrance of sins is gone. If you have Christ, your past is obliterated, and self condemnation should not fear the future.
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T. R
Christ
Water crisis in the West fuels federal water politics
Sweltering heat and dropping groundwater push Arizona California and West Texas toward large scale irrigation and rising demand. The piece warns of subsidies to farmers, powerful federal agencies backing dam projects in the Grand Canyon and a proposed National Water Commission to study a national water plan amid interstate disputes and Senate hearings. The author calls for long term solutions like desalinization and clean water.
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Arizona
California
West
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Phoenix
Tucson
Glen Canyon
Bureau
Grand Canyon
Bridge
Marble Canyons
Colorado
Solomon
Mexico
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Udall
America
National
Henry M. Jackson
Interior Committee
Pacific Northwest
Jackson
Columbia River
Columbia
Rep
This Day In History July 20 1966 Highlights
The entry notes a political scene with senators including Tom Dodd and Jacob Javits amid disillusionment. It recalls Decatur Southern Railway train discontinuation proposals and past local events in Morgan County Alabama Tennessee Valley, including court cases and civil defense operations.
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Tustumbia
Morgan County
Chattanooga
Cep
Ad Equity Court
Decatur
Hunts Jto
Alertville
Worthington
Orp
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