Does Supreme Court make the laws by its decisions
LAC column by LA Collins discusses the Senate bill delaying reapportionment and the Warren Court ruling on population based state legislatures. It weighs whether the court creates laws, Johnson's critique of Goldwater, and concerns over the loss of state rights and checks and balances in a 9 member lifelong court.
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Washington in Brief Happenings on Wednesday
The Federal Reserve Board reports industrial production in August up for the 12th month in a row, index 143.4 versus 100 base 1957-59. Senate debates delaying court-ordered reapportionment of state legislatures. House holds a likeness session. Senate continues debate on legislative reapportionment. House routine session. Appropriations Committee meets in a closed session on a supplemental money bill for the current fiscal year.
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Cows Too Close to Milk Says Supervisor Hahn
Los Angeles report notes Supervisor Kenneth Hahn urging state help to move cows away from dairy outlets. He argues cheap milk promotes urban cow proximity and increases health complaints in hot months. Board calls for uniform pricing to curb proximity incentives and urges action amid ads offering fast, low-cost selling.
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Independent compiled legal notice fragment
An OCR fragment lists partial details of a legal or delivery notice with scattered numbers and names. It mentions places like Los Angeles and Berkeley, a date unknown, a monetary amount 320.00, and references to months and officials, but the text is garbled and unreadable in key sections.
Seattle man arrested on threat to President Johnson
A 62 year old Seattle man was arrested by Secret Service agents and police at his home on a charge of threatening President Johnson. Bond set at 25000 with preliminary hearing scheduled for September 25. His wife said he was exaggerating to vent at co workers amid dispute over his Goldwater enthusiasm. Johnson arrived in Seattle for a stay through morning. Washington state Rep Daniel Evans won the GOP gubernatorial nomination. Gov Rosellini won Democratic nomination. Maharani of Sikkim said no problem with women’s rights. Neva Goodwin Rockefeller announced engaged to Gerald Medeatis, son of Mauriel Medeatis of St Louis. she is Nelson Rockefeller’s niece.
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Copeland Named President of Methodist Education Board
The Methodist Board of Missions in Chicago announced the election of Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland of Lincoln Nebraska as president of its joint commission on education and cultivation.
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Chicago
Kenneth W. Copeland
Lincoln, Neb
Joint Commission On Education and Cultivation
Death Comes Equally to All Car Crash in Florence
Miles N Lucas 68 of Florence is killed when his car runs a red light and crashes into a small cemetery. The vehicle toppled two gravestones, including one bearing his name, and struck the tombs of Miles N and Louisa Lucas previously buried there. Lucas daughter Dorothy Fabritz says distant kin may be involved. State police note initial report misidentified whose stones were hit.
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Autograph but No Ride for Kennedy in Central Park
In Central Park New York on a Wednesday morning Patrolman Frank Sasek refused a ride on his police scooter to 3 year old John F Kennedy Jr after Mrs John F Kennedy introduced them and sought an autograph. John bowed and said good morning. Mrs Kennedy offered an autograph in exchange but the officer declined the ride. The First Lady did sign the autograph for John.
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Florence Mobley in Philadelphia riot incitement case
Florence Mobley 22 of Philadelphia is charged with incitement of rioting in North Philadelphia two weeks ago. Two men also charged in the same incident. Mobley surrendered Tuesday with her attorney. A Swedish countess toured a southern Minnesota crossroads posing beside a Bernadotte road sign during a visit to Gustavus Adolphus College and Bernadotte Memorial Library.
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Gustavus Adolphus College
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St. Peter, Minn
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Count Bernadotte
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Hurricane Gladys Drifts Toward U.S. Mainland
UPI reports Hurricane Gladys moving east of Miami with the center about 475 miles north near San Juan Puerto Rico. Forecasters say the cyclone is disorganized but may threaten Bermuda and mainland areas as winds near 85 mph influence its track.
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Pylon Race Mishap Grounds L B Flier at Reno Meet
Irene Leverton of San Jose won the first heat of the women’s pylon race at the National Air Races near Reno, clocking 10 laps in 10 minutes 1.7 seconds. Frances Bera of Long Beach crashed on the first lap but was uninjured. Mary Barr of Susanville finished second, Judy Wagner third. Bob Downey won the midget pylon heat. Arthur Schell and Anjolt Quarlon led the next heat as Howard Terrill was disqualified for cutting pylons.
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