Supreme Court Overturns Georgia Bond Seat
Gen Thomas Lane critiques Bond v Floyd ruling, claiming the Supreme Court usurped legislative power by overruling Georgia House decisions on Bond’s qualifications. The piece argues the Court’s stance erodes separation of powers, urging Congress to constrain the Court and restore legislative authority.
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We Shall Not Fear to Follow Truth Where It Leads
Publisher Weldon announces editorial stance for News Tribune Company, affirming commitment to free inquiry and tolerance of error while reason remains to combat falsehoods. constitutional ideals emphasized by leadership.
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Giving Best Expresses True Christmas Spirit
The Salvation Army Tree of Lights seeks to aid 200+ needy families in the Greater Jefferson City area this Christmas. Donations have reached 3415 of 4000 with almost 700 still urgently needed by Saturday afternoon. Give at downtown stands tonight or by noon Christmas Eve to illuminate the Tree of Lights.
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Handwriting on Wait For General Assembly
A historical critique argues that Missouri legislators face questions over residency in their districts. Nine members are accused by Republicans and officials of not living where elected. The piece contends state bodies avoid challenging qualifications, while Supreme Court rulings push legislatures to enforce standards. It warns legal pressure will compel proper conduct.
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Question of JFK book dispute echoes earlier publisher battles
Washington report notes that disputes over published letters involving presidents or relatives are not new. In past cases a president's widow or publishers blocked publication, citing the writer's property rights in letters with literary value. The principle holds that letters remain the writer’s property and unauthorized publication risks legal action.
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Guaranteed Poverty debate after wartime inflation
Russell Kirk critiques the idea of a guaranteed annual income, arguing it would fail fiscally and socially. He says labor shortages and the value of work render such a pension plan impractical, dangerous to moral fabric, and likely to induce widespread nonwork, with harmful effects on taxpayers and productivity.
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Draft views split liberals conservatives on conscription
Barry Goldwater argues liberal support for the draft with options for randomness or broader social service, while radicals seek to end it or repurpose it. Conservatives oppose extending compulsion, favoring a fully professional volunteer force, and stress individual rights over societal pressure.
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Walt Disney Did Much for American Image
Walt Disney is praised as shaping the American image abroad, creating a global influence through entertaining culture. The piece notes his modest early life, wartime service as an ambulance driver, and enduring impact on children and decency, while crediting his work for world imagination and American goodwill.
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