Forecast of Food Shortage and Political Speculation
The piece notes a looming food shortage due to rapid population growth and lagging agriculture. It discusses Queen Elizabeth’s age and birthday timing, Rockefeller’s potential return to the national stage, Scranton’s nomination odds, and George Hagedorn’s National Outlook remark on global dollar demand diminishing.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Gov. Scranton
George Hagedorn
National Outlook
Linking Tennessee River With Gulf Opens Gulf to Great Lakes
Rep Armistead Seldon argues that Alabama must complete waterway development by linking the Tennessee River to the Gulf of Mexico to enable navigation from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. The plan envisions harnessing river systems across the South to their full potential.
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Alabama
South
Tennessee River
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Great Lakes
Rep
Armistead Selden
Reapportionment Theme Reemerges Amid Court Ruling
Editorial notes Supreme Court vetoes six state legislative apportionment plans for equal population voting. Names Alabama among most guilty, urges action or federal intervention as a three judge panel advances toward fair House and Senate representation. The piece calls out constitutional violations and pressures Alabama legislature to act.
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New York
Alabama
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Virginia
Delaware
Michigan
Florida
Washington
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Connecticut
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Georgia
House of Representatives
Alabama Senate
Alabama Legislature
King Constantine of Greece Faces Tumultuous Year
In an interview in Athens, King Constantine, 24, discusses Greece’s shaky democracy, Cyprus tensions, and relations with Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Turkey. He emphasizes moderation, constitutional adherence, and peace urging Moslem Greeks to coexist peacefully while recounting a humorous fire truck incident during the Athens Meeting.
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Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Paul
Balkans
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Thrace
U. S
United States
Irene
Heisenberg
Germany
Finley
Harvard
Lord Adrian
Professor Yukawa
Japan
Labouisse
Palace
Anger as a Destructive Force and Self-Control
The text warns that anger destroys self and harms relations. It notes anger rises from inner madness, causes little thought of consequences, and lacks empathy. It offers three precepts to reduce anger by recognizing liability, bracing for arousal, and speaking softly to lessen power.
Hill and Sparkman Oppose Civil Rights Bill Substitution
In Washington Alabama senators Lister Hill and John Sparkman joined others in voting against substituting a bipartisan civil rights bill version for the House passed measure. The substitute was defeated as the Senate approved the House bill 76 to 18.
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Washington
Alabama
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Supreme Court blamed for overstepping constitutional limits
The article argues the Supreme Court has ignored state power to set legislative districts and uses dissents by Justices Harlan Stewart to claim the court overreached. It cites calls to Congress or a new constitutional amendment to restore state authority in apportionment.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Republic
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Union
Justice Harlan
Congress
Supreme Court overhauls balance of power across states
William S. White argues six Supreme Court justices are reshaping democracy by basing state and national legislatures on population, eroding historic checks on urban dominance. He cites Warren era rulings and quotes Justice Stewart criticizing the mandate as a frozen political theory imposed on all states.
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Clark
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
America
Megalopolis
Union
Earl Warren
Houses of Representatives
United States Senate
Nevada
New York
France
Charles de Gaulle
Potter Stewart
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
This Day In History June 18 Highlights Through Time
On June 18 notable events include 1812 war declaration by US Congress against Britain, 1815 Napoleon defeated at Waterloo, 1940 Caerbourg captured by Nazis, 1942 Churchill in US talks with Roosevelt, 1943 Wavell named vice king of India, 1945 Buckner killed in action, 2013 Pierre Mendes France elected premier, 1963 Earl Long committed to hospital, 196? arrests in Alabama, plus note on Komodo dragons at London Zoo.
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Congress
Great Britain
Napoleon
Waterloo
Caerbourg
Winston Churchill
Rived
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sir Archibald Wavell
India
U.S
Simon Buckner
Inana
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Louisiana
Earl Long
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