Bricker attacks Black ruling on treaty powers
Sen Bricker R Ohio challenged Justice Black in prepared testimony before the Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee contending the Supreme Court opinion misstates treaty power limits and urges a constitutional amendment to restrict treaty making. He characterizes Black's view as dictum while advocating a measure to curb government reliance on international agreements over domestic law.
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Washington
Sen
Brisker
Ohioi
Buse Bleck
Supreme Court
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Bricker
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Clarke B. Covert
Black
Ious
Sen. Hennings
Damo
Hennings
iWebsters
New International Dictionary
Didin
Aes
Inman - Righ
Mid-Missouri reports 45th traffic death
A 6 year old from Elsberry died near Owensville in a curve collision at 9 30 a m. The crash on Rochel Road north of Owensville involved a Van Matre car and a Salem man driving a van. Passenger Carl Douglas 36 sustained minor injuries. Fatality 44 followed a weekend Boonville crash. The year’s toll compares with 36 by June 24, 1956.
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Elsberry
Owensville
Oto Maggerd
Salem
Rochel
Aiide
Carl Douglas
Histerry
Tae Yeex
Donald R. Fish
Kansas City
St. Tears Hospital
Boonville
Fish
John D. Bradley
Some Reds Accused of Doublecross by Tito
President Tito accused foreign Communists of insincerity during a Yugoslav workers congress. He warned the government cannot be deceived by empty talk of friendship. Delegations from many Communist countries attended the three day congress, with Albania absent and Yugoslav concerns voiced.
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Belghade
Tito
Ystoslavia
Soviet Union
Reg Cina
Batavi
Ceylon
Indonesia
East Germany
Italy
Israel
Japan
Morocco
Syria
Nort Viet ‘Nam
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czecho-slovakia
Albania
Tite
Business Invades Campus for Talent
Kansas City reports that business and industry increasingly recruit on college campuses, offering attractive deals to seniors. John W. Gardner of the Carnegie Corporation notes broad shifts from traditional fields toward educated farmers, merchants, labor, welders, and managers, addressing 2,500 at the American Library Association meeting. Awards to library officials J. N. Beisekll and the late Rev. Stephen Pronko were announced for trusteeship contributions.
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Kansas City
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Cotp
New York
Gardner
American Library Assn
Ubeary
J. N. Beisekll
Little Rock
Ark
Stepher Pronko
Brentwood
Ex Health Director Dies in Hospital at 92
W Ed Jameson of Fulton Missouri former director of the State Departments of Health and Welfare died in a hospital yesterday after illness in San Jose celebrating his birthday. A lifelong Fulton resident he was appointed to the health post at 85 by Gov Forrest Smith and resigned on his 60th birthday to focus on business. He chaired the eleemosynary board in the 1920s and 1930s and was a William Woods College trustee since its founding in Fulton.
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Kansas City
Jameson
Fulton
State Departments of Health and Welfare
San J Las City
Forrest Smith
Old State Eleemosynary Board
Alexander M. Dockery
Guy B. Park
Iloyd C. Stark
William Woods College
Clothing Drive Opens For Children of World
A nationwide used clothing collection for needy children begins the week of July 3. Navy Recruiting Station personnel organize World Clothing Week to run through July 32. Chief Dave E. George urges Jefferson City families to gather good outgrown clothing and shoes and send them to the recruiting office in the Post Office building during World Clothing Week.
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Navy
Dave BE. George
Naty Tecruiter
Jefferson
Willlegin
Iwworld
Marceline Voters Approve Bond Issue for Sewage Plant
Marceline voters approved a bond issue of about 300000 to finance a new sewage disposal plant and extension of sewer mains with a 694 to 122 vote. The project will replace two plants built in 1922 and follows a defeat of a similar proposal on May 22.
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Marceline
Refugee Problem Discussed by US and UN Officials
Diplomatic officials report Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge has been quietly pressing the Arab refugee issue with Western allies. U.N. observers note nearly two months of exploratory talks among the United Nations and friendly nations on a new international move to resolve the plight of about a million Arab refugees in the Middle East.
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Henry Ca
Dot Lodge
Washington
Tare
United
Neww States
Middle East
Gooner
Nujtaiys
Nixon
Arizona
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Mid-Missouri
Pastsein
the Mill & Hill Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Kentucky
Hill & Hill
HLL & Hill CO
Louisville
National Distillers Products Corp
U.5
Jefferson City
Capital City Upholstering CO
Cornell Medical College
Kansas
Coston
Butler
Dalton Building Service, Inc
North 4Th Street
Columbia, Missouri
Gibson
BORON
D-X Sunray
America
Sunray Oil Company
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jack London
David Grief
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