South Carolina proposes new Court of the Union to challenge Supreme Court
An editorial argues against a South Carolina plan to call Congress to amend the constitution and create a Court of the Union made of state chief justices. It would hear appeals on state rights and reverse Supreme Court decisions, requiring five legislatures with no shared borders to petition. The piece mocks the feasibility and political will for such a move.
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Nasser's Challenge to Arab Unity and Western Restraint
The article argues that Gamal Abdel Nasser struggles to unify Arab states under his leadership as internal pride and suspicion rise. It notes Western powers curb moves toward war, keeping Israel safe and dampening Nasser’s promised gains. Arabs weigh the risk of abandoning sovereignty for Cairo backed leadership.
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Civil rights bills promise long slog through Congress
The piece notes over 10 civil rights measures in play and a risk of delay from filibusters and partisan sparring. It cites administration proposals, House and Senate authors, and a piecemeal path with voting rights first, plus other bills pending in committees.
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Bible Thought Ad in Kingsport Times Reflects Scriptural Themes
A Kingsport Times Bible Thought advertisement cites Psalm 49 15 and a quote from C D Foss, noting themes of ruin and redemption. The page includes masthead details for the newspaper with publisher and editor names and general contact info.
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Pope John XXIII recalled by friends on farm visit
Francesco Bonafancla and Dom Francesca recount Angelo Roncalli’s humility and devotion during a farm visit. Neighbors describe a priest who valued law and liberty, greeted various political groups, and remembered for study and stories. Angelo’s journey from Bergama Seminary to the papacy is noted.
Douglas Will Not Resign From Supreme Court
Justice William O. Douglas shows no plan to retire soon, despite persistent reports he will quit at 65 or later. He remains healthy and active, travels to Africa this summer with Operation Crossroads, and plans a new book. The piece notes other justices’ statuses and political headlines around the 1964 election.
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British scandal buzz fuels American curiosity and hype
The piece notes American press fever over British politics and celebrity ties to a scandal. It cites Profumo, Christine Keeler, and potential deals for life rights, with commentary on how publicity could trigger plays and films while questioning government market regulation and fair price laws.
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They Say So Tackson Civil Rights Rally Vows to Continue
Medgar Evers, Mississippi state NAACP field secretary, pledges ongoing demonstrations to break racial barriers, declaring you ain’t seen nothing yet as tensions rise in Jackson.
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Emotion That Causes Pain and Medical Q&A Columns
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers readers on how sudden anger triggers adrenalin and a spine pain, explains middle lobe syndrome from lymph node compression, and discusses aspirin versus sodium salicylate for arthritis plus a note on cider vinegar and honey as a blood thinner myth.
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