Court curb talk muddles over state sedition laws
Congress faces a race against time as debates over curbing the Supreme Court intensify. Senate proposals aim to uphold state sedition laws while McClellan’s plan would constrain federal overreach, risking clash if not reconciled before recess.
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Congress
Supreme Court
James Marlow
Pease
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
U. S
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Nelson
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Eisenhower
Supreme Covet
Sen. BteCieplan
1-Ark
Bridgesider
Senate Judiciary
Bridges
McClellan
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson
McCigan
Araight
House Judiciary
House
NATO Strains Over Europe Defense Foresight
AP Mews Analyst Roberts warns that reduced American participation in Europe could undermine NATO. He notes Britain plans ground force cuts in West Germany, risking German divisions and Europe’s unity. He cites congressional cuts hampering weapons supplies and urges coordinated foreign policy to prevent military disintegration.
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Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Britain
West Germany
France
Teonce Slready
Russia
Many Lack Libraries
About 27 million Americans lack local public library service with 90 percent in small villages or farms. Another 33 million receive only very inadequate library service.
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New York
Building boom across Union of South Africa in nine urban areas
Building activity in the Union of South Africa remained brisk in 1984 with plans valued at £79,378,000 and $74,000,000. In 194? figures show £6L,000,000 and $74,000,000, while nine urban areas approved plans totaling $208,207,000.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Farm Investment Gap Between Farms And Manufacturing
A Washington report notes average farm investment per worker exceeds 14 000 dollars, versus about 12 000 dollars in manufacturing. The figures highlight investment intensity across major economic sectors.
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Washington
Federated Garden Clubs Flower Show at Cameron
The Federated Garden Clubs of Greeley host a flower show Saturday at Cameron school cafeteria from 12 30 pm entries close early morning. Admission free public invited entries must be grown by exhibitors with arrangements and ribbons awarded for top places plus a sweepstakes.
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Federated Garden Clubs of
Greeley
Cameron School
Are
Henry Griffin
Lynn Hagendisler
John Gilfillan
Aim
Tarkspur
Ireland
Esther Reed
Rail freight revenue up 7.7 percent to 16.1 billion
United States railroads show total operating revenues estimated at 16.1 billion for last year, a 7.7 percent rise from 1954. Freight accounted for the bulk, increasing 8.6 billion? No, 8.6 billion in freight revenues. The Paris metropolitan area population is listed as 4.8 million.
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Chicago
United States
Former Vice President Garner Keeps Hunting Spirit Alive
In Uvalde, Dewitt Greer visits John Nance Garner who jokes about his aging sight and tells how he will let others hunt while he drives the team, still keeping a share of the field action despite his limitations.
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Dallas
John Nance Garner
Dewitt Greer
Garner
Uvalde
Greer
Spain Cuts Rates in Madrid Student Courtesy Card Policy
MADRID American students traveling in Spain may use special rules upon showing a student courtesy card issued by their home institution. The program aims to ease campus mobility and visa friction, granting access to transit and certain services for enrolled in U.S. schools.
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Spain
1997 Denver Ark Museum scholar heads to New York
Watson Didwell of the Denver Ark Museum, son of Mr and Mrs H W Bidwell of Briggsdale, departs on a scholarship trip to New York City to study painting under Walter Kuba, described as an outstanding American artist. The report notes a piano prize at a Colorado Springs convention and mentions several students and travels across North Carolina, Philadelphia, Princeton, and Greeley as part of summer plans.
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Watson Didwell
Denver Ark Museum
Bins
H.W. Bidwell
Briggsdale
New York City
Walter Kuba
Gaillerd K
Matison
Gresley
Aly
Arnold Mattson
Colorado State Federation of Music Clubs
Colora Springs
Grand Junction
Sup Ray Init
Ponsiora
N. C
Atc Po
Miss Hoy
Black pepper vine spread from India to Indonesia trade
The article notes the black pepper vine native to India's forests of Travancore and Malabar, a perennial climbing shrub. It states it was introduced to Indonesia, which soon became the main producer, exporting about 2 percent of the world's supply before World War I.
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Bombay
Travancore
Malabar
India
Indonesia
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