Fulbright Under Fire From Republicans and Critics
Senator Fulbright faces GOP pressure over a Pentagon directive critics say muzzles military voices on policy matters. Goldwater rejects efforts to unseat Fulbright, while Mundt and Miller push to keep debate over the memo alive and address perceived threats of communism. Rep Alford aligns with Voters for the Constitution in opposing federal overreach.
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Washington
Larry Goldwater
R-Ariz
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
William F. Miller
Dale Alford
Alford
Voters For the Constitution
Texas
Virginia
California
Florida
Arkansas
Two Obituaries From North Carolina in Chicago and Jackson
Miss Lottya L. Graye of Greenville died while visiting relatives in Chicago. Funeral planned in Jackson Tennessee with Ford Funeral Home handling arrangements. Mrs Irena Dean of Monroe North Carolina died there and funeral set for First Baptist Church in Monroe.
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Lottya L. Graye
Greenville
N. C
Chicago
Til
Mytrolene L. Graye
Fairview Street
Jackson
Tenn
Ford Funeral Home
Stonewall Street
Irena Dean
Monroe
First Baptist Church
Dean
Tressie Diggs
Bynum St
High Point
Bird Whistles and Cops From a Lawrenc e Pond
Feature item detailing a swan family in Lawrence New York causing a scene on Empire Blvd and near an airport, aided by police and noodles from a resident, before being returned to their pond area by owner Mrs Myron Cohen. Also reports on a German shepherd Tarzan’s journey to Trieste and a young woman in Detroit who calls police over a wolf whistle from talking mynah birds. Obituary notes for Estella Dubard of High Point.
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Andrew Meisels
Associated Press
Vodka
Martini
Mynah
Myron Cohen
Lawrence, N.Y
Empire Blvd
Missonary
Far Rockaway
Motor- Emmanuel Baptist Church
Gayton
1111
New York International Airport
Alfred A. Solomon
Adriatic
Trieste
Tarzan
Terret
Genoa
Italy
Benjamin Blum
Detroit
Blum
Stanley
Young Blum
Brussels sprouts name tied to Brussels origin in Belgium
The article notes Brussels sprouts derive their name from Brussels in Belgium where the vegetable was common as early as the 1800s, illustrating historical adoption in European kitchens.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ohio General Assembly asserts official state flag in 1902
The Ohio General Assembly authorized the official state flag on May 9 1902 establishing the symbol as state insignia. The act formalized a design and status for state government use and ceremonial occasions.
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Ohio General Assembly
Goldwater and Nixon to Address Western Conference
Former Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona are set to address the Republican Western Conference in Sun Valley Idaho from September 28 to October 1. Goldwater speaks September 28, Nixon September 30, and National GOP Chairman William Miller will speak September 29.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republican Western Conference
Ray Robbins
Goldwater
Nixon
GOP
William Miller
Permit Issued for New House in Sunrise Hillis
C H Johnson received a building permit for a brick residence at 600 Longview Dr Sunrise Hillis. The 1,800 square foot home is estimated to cost 21,500 dollars. A repair permit was also granted for 306 E Guilford with expected costs of 1,200 dollars.
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Thomasville
C. H. Johnson
Longview Dr
Sunrise Hillis
E. Guilford
Break-In Attempt at Amos Lunch on E Rus sell Street
Police on patrol found a broken rear window at Amos Lunch on E Rus sell Street early today. Investigators concluded no entry was made and no injuries were reported.
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Amos
E. Russell Street
Cox urges end to stalling tactics against court rulings
Solicitor General Archibald Cox told the American Bar Association that the rule of law depends on voluntary acceptance and that those who stall or attack court decisions imperil the rule of law. He contrasted criticism with attacks on justices and the judicial process. Justice Tom Clark urged lawyers to promote preventive measures to curb antitrust violations to keep businessmen out of jail.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Archibald Cox
U. S. Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Cox
Supreme Court
American Judicature Society
ABA
Tom Clark
Clark
William J. Coad Dies in Omaha at 81
William J. Coad of Omaha a prominent business and civic leader died Sunday at age 81 He chaired Omar Inc a bakery firm and previously led the Creighton University board of trustees as well as contributing to Nebraska soil conservation efforts
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Omaha, Neb
William J. Coad
Omaha
Nebraska
Omar Inc
Creighton University
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James E. Dubard
Washington, D.C
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Eugene Simon
Columbia
S. C
David Simon
Henry Simon
Bethlehem Baptist Church
D. D. Mason
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral Home
Isenhour
Ray Wheatley
West Green Street
High Point, N. C
Davis
Patrol & Watchman Service
Feoeata Esouth Abit
Jack S. Davis
Alvin T. Haley
Greensboro
North Carolina
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
High Point Life Underwriters Assn
Haley
Greensboro Assn. of Life Underwriters
American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters
Raymond J. Crowley
Nash's
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N. Main
City Fuel CO
Tit
Teerw As
Huffman
N. Main St
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Public Finance
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Panoaey
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Piedmont
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