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Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Panna
Erie Celebrates Battle of Lake Erie Sesquicentennial
Jim Bishop visits Erie Pennsylvania for the Lake Erie sesquicentennial festivities. He tours a growing, solid city with Archbishop Gannon and Episcopal Bishop Crittenden, meets the Cochran family of Lyons Trucking, attends a pageant, and notes Erie’s hospitality and distinct character while recounting a governor lifting a train.
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Lake Erie
Oliver Hazard Perry
Erie
William Crittenden
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Phil
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Carol
Tom Cochran
Jack Paar
Battle of Lake Mine
Stadium
Charles Williamson
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Desegregation precedents contrasted with evolving Supreme Court practice
Governor Walace questions the 1954 desegregation ruling, arguing for adherence to earlier whites versus Negroes facilities precedent. The piece explains just how precedent functions in constitutional interpretation, noting the court’s flexibility to reshape meanings in light of changing nation needs and the limits of amending the Constitution. It also discusses Goldwater’s wartime economy claims and the debt impact of World War II and the Korean War.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Supreme Court
High Court
Goldwater
U.S
Kennedy Civil Rights Talks Shift After Birmingham Police Dogs
Drew Pearson reports that Kennedy moved from a slow compromise path on civil rights after Birmingham police dogs snarled at demonstrators. The event intensified calls for firm action, pitting CORE protests against NAACP tactics as Kennedy sought to unite Congress. The piece links White House strategy to Barking dogs symbolizing rising unrest and the push for immediate civil rights measures.
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Birmingham
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Lincoln
Wilkins
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Connor
Pearl Harbor
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Ngs
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Fernand St. Germain
Bantam
Rhode Island
House Banking and Currency Committee
Wright Patman
Savings and
Madison Avenue PR
Boyle Column Monday Mail Bag by Hal Boyle
New York AP column surveys readers mail on topics from road rage and psychology to art insurance and space age spiders. notes on crime, civil rights, unemployment, and banking policy reflect 1960s concerns and social tensions with a wry, conversational tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
California
South
Midwest
Northeast
Toputhber
Thomas Carlyte
Builders Credit Pews Paper Ads For 60 Percent Of Sales
Life magazine reports a survey of 25 builders nationwide showing 60 percent of their sales come from pews paper advertising. The study highlights how print ads influence merchandise-minded builders across the coast to coast market.
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Life Magazine
Right Wing Strength Seen Across U S In 1964 Politics
Peter Edson cites the rise of right wing momentum in America noting defeats of Kennedy wheat controls in a farmer referendum, southern civil rights resistance, and state endorsements of states rights amendments. He cites ACA and BIPAC actions, 154 congressmen honored for conservative votes, and broad organization reach estimated around 1,000 groups. He contrasts these with calls for constitutional amendments and Supreme Court reforms, urging scrutiny of both left and right reform efforts.
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America
U.S
NEW Business-Industry Political Action Committee
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American Medical Assn
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Americans For Constitutional Action
Congress
ACA
Michigan
George Romney
Abraham Lincoln
John Birch Society
Council of State Governments
Volunteer Committee On
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Romney
American Bar Association Board of Governors
ABA
House of Delegates
Earl Warren
American Law Institute
Patience and insolence in a teen’s world
Mrs Lawrence explains adolescent insolence stems from anxiety not defiance. Teens shield themselves from parental involvement, often hiding important worries about college, relationships, or future expectations, by delaying tasks and presenting resistance. Parents must perceive underlying responsibility seeking rather than mere rudeness.
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