Justices face heavy criticism across spectrum
Washington critics from James Byrnes to Senator McCarthy blast the Supreme Court as overreaching and arrogant. The piece notes historical pushes to curb power, recent rulings on desegregation and gas regulation, and how legislative action can override court decisions.
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Wrong identification in Ohio Accident report corrected
Canton Ohio reports a mistaken identification of Sandy Mae Burhy, East Sparta, as the party in an automobile crash. A subsequent caller, Sandy Mae Burby from Columbus, says the injured was actually someone else with a similar name.
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Uranium Industry Faces Cost Pressures and Production Shifts
Denver reports show uranium prospects cooling as small operators quit and majors push deposits to processing. Costs rise with new mills at four million dollars, while production forecasts for Colorado expect record mining of about one million tons this year. officials predict a gradual shift toward commercial demand as vanadium prices rise and AEC support continues.
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Rains Cause Damages In Australian Areas
Torrential rains and gale winds struck South Western Australia and New South Wales flooding rivers and damaging bridges. Widespread evacuations occurred as flood waters formed inland lakes, with the Sydney Daily Mirror suggesting a link to last year’s British atomic test at Monte Bello Islands.
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Boy Drowns Swimming in James River Near Springfield
Springfield reports a 12 year old boy, Arvold Keilbarth, slipped from home to swim and drowned eight miles southeast of town in the James River on Sunday. The victim was the son of Mr and Mrs Keilbarth.
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Israel Protests Nasser Address Over Suez Speech
Israel charged Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser with threatening to use a growing arsenal to attack Israel after a Suez Canal celebration speech on June 19. Cairo radio quoted Nasser declaring Arab aims from Mororey to Baghdad, and a border clash near the Jordan line left two Israeli security members dead and a Jewish settlement wounded.
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Carrier in Japan Arrives at Yokosuka on First Visit
A U S Lincoln carrier Lesitgion docked at Yokosuka naval base in Atsugi area today marking its first overseas port call in Japan. The arrival involved U S Navy personnel and Japanese hosts as part of ongoing naval diplomacy and training cooperation.
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Meyner Steps Out Of 1956 Presidential Race
Atlantic City NS Governor Robert B Meyner of New Jersey formally withdraws from consideration for national office and states he is not a candidate for vice president. He opens the 48th Governors Conference amid a political year of electoral interest and campaign activity.
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Governors Conference Draws National Attention in New Jersey
At the Governors Conference in New Jersey the August meeting drew remark that it may be the only national political convention in 1956 with representation from both major parties. Meyner commented on the unusual bipartisan participation and described the event as a potential diversion or indicator of political strategy.
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