Justice seeks power to limit newspapers in cities
The Department of Justice aims to decide how many newspapers a city may have and who may own them. The suit against a Cincinnati paper argues the Supreme Court could rewrite the constitution on this issue. The piece links ownership concentration to labor unions and notes mergers ease costs while facing strong competition from radio and TV.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the United States
America
United States
Decatur High School Graduates Big Class Headed for College
About 291 students graduated from Decatur High School with roughly 175 planning to attend college. If this group performs like prior graduates they are likely to rank highly in their college studies.
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Decatur High School
What They Said Of Mr Nehru
A compilation of tributes from President Johnson Soviet Premier Khrushchev and UK Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home following Jawaharlal Nehru death. They praise his leadership intellect and vision for a world free from war while noting his India centric realism and steadfast motto I am for India and nobody else.
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Mr. Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
President Johnson
Khrushchev
Nehru
Alec Douglas-Home
Great Britain
Southern Senators oppose civil rights bill and amendments
Senator Sparkman of Alabama argues the civil rights bill and Republican amendments are bad, predicting continued racial strife. He warns that enforcement shifted to states with anti-discrimination laws could backfire, and federal pressure may spur more laws, not lasting solutions.
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United States
Senate
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
End to meat surplus urged through European sales
President Lyndon B. Johnson told cattlemen to sell more U S meat to Europeans rather than seek special legislation. He warned Congress veto power applies and urged a trade for trade push to reduce the meat gap and gold drain.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Argentina
Europe
United States
Dorothy Jacobson
Western
U.S
Duce
LBJ
Nixon and Scranton Shape GOP Unity Amid California Clash
The piece argues Richard Nixon and William Scranton steer the Republican Party toward unity after the California battle between Rockefeller and Goldwater. It praises their neutral stance, forecasts potential presidential headship, and notes their behind the scenes balancing act to avoid schism while Rockefeller and Goldwater clash.
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Washington
U.’s
Johnson
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William Scranton
Nixon
Scranton
G.O.P
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Senate
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Nowno
Nigors
Lin
United Feature
Inc
How to Help a Child Grow in Five Areas
ARLIE B DAVIDSON outlines five key developmental areas for mothers. She emphasizes emotional stability, mental growth, good citizenship, social traits, and emotional security through love, guidance, and active involvement.
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Gude
This Day In History June 2 1964 events list
On June 2 1964 notable events include Grover Cleveland’s 1886 wedding in the White House Frances Folsom and Maine becoming the first prohibition state in 1851. Also first night baseball game in 1875 Dunker evacuation in 1940 shuttle bombing base in 1944.
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Associated Press
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Buffalo
N.Y
White House
Maine
Union
League Park
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dunker
Soviet Union
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Indonesia
Constituent Assembly
Kennedy aides battle crabgrass on White House lawn
The White House lawn faced a crabgrass invasion prompting President Kennedy to pause work with the head gardener. He lamented the turf as a terrible mess and urged better care.
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White House
Kennedy
Labour
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R-Me
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Lewis
Lyle Snader
Association of American Railroads
Laurie Battle
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert Poston
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Jack Golodner
Actors’ Equity
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Business Systems Control
Cyril Bendorf
Lockheed
James Konduras
International Business Machines
George M. Lusk
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Bell-McClure Syndicate
William S. White
GOP
Pennsylvania
Em MA Ae
Arlie B. Davidson
Sukarno
Pope John
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