Apportionment Conflict Seen in Pennsylvania
Former Attorney General William A. Schnader warned that parts of Pennsylvania’s constitution clash with federal court rulings on legislative apportionment. He cited Philadelphia’s eight senator limit and district sizes as illegal under federal standards while noting the legislature faces possible court intervention if it fails to reapportion.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William A. Schnader
State Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Schnader
United States
Lodge to Return Soon to Discuss Viet Nam Situation
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, U S envoy to Saigon, will return to Washington after Honolulu talks to brief President Kennedy on South Viet Nam. U S aid to Saigon has been resumed after sanctions over Buddhist repression. Sen Harry F Byrd warns voters may oppose Kennedy tax cut amid fiscal concerns and gold losses.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Kennedy
State Department
Richard J. Phillips
Lodge
Honolulu
Viet Nam
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Phillips
South Viet Nam
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Virginia Democrat
Kennedy's Wife Plans Campaign Trail for 1960
Mrs. John F. Kennedy signals a 1960 campaign push with her husband, balancing family duties and health. AFL-CIO praises her stance and endorses Kennedy as the best political ally on labor issues while cautioning over his policy gaps on shorter work weeks. In other news, Golden Frinks faces jail on bad-check charges as race demonstrations unfold in North Carolina.
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Kennedy
Pamela Tur
Afl-Cio
AFL- President
CIO
Gates
Washington
Texas
Austin
New York
AFL-] Cio
House of Labor
George Meany
Labor Organization
Barry Goldwater
Williamston
N.C
GOP
Golden Frinks
Corned
Meany
Christian Leadership
Frinks
Alence
Nelson A.iday
Martin County
Rockefeller
Beaufort
Seminary County
Washington, N.C
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Amer House
Segreiana Hotel
Edenton Negro Pate
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Albert Defends Congress Amid Criticism and Change
House Democratic leader Carl Albert defends the 88th Congress noting its record will be judged after its full term. He says progress hinges on addressing peacetime issues within two years and cites ongoing efforts on civil rights and tax revision. He stresses controversial issues and new approaches are shaping the era.
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House
Carl Albert
Albert
Congress
88Th Congress
Capitol
Oklahoma Democrat
Goldwater Faces GOP Push in Dashing Pace for Nomination
In Pittsburgh and Washington, Barry Goldwater signals calm progress in the 1964 GOP race. He deflects questions on a formal announcement while supporters plan a national Draft Goldwater push with leaders from about half the states meeting in session. John Tower and Peter O'Donnell expected to address the group.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
Harvard Business School Association
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Washington
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Peter O'Donnell
National Draft Goldwater Organization
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