States Drive for Constitutional Changes Faces Roadblocks
A movement by state legislatures to amend the U.S. Constitution to favor states stalls amid slow action. Proposals include a 50 state Court of the Union, excluding federal courts from state reapportionment cases, and easier processes for initiating amendments. Only Alabama, Arkansas, Florida and Wyoming have endorsed the Court of the Union so far. Most states are hesitant. New Jersey has shown real second thoughts. The drive continues, but major obstacles persist.
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U.S
Court of the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Wyoming
Congress
General Assembly of States
Ody Wighi
Lon
New Jersey
British politics and the Macmillan confidence vote
The piece argues the British mock scandal did not unsettle Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and that the confidence vote justifies his calm. It frames the episode as a tempest in a teapot while noting deeper issues facing Britain such as the empire’s changing role, India, the common market, nuclear missiles, and U S relations. It asks what a Labor government might do differently and cautions about empty promises from opposition parties.
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Great Britain
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
British Empire
Europe
India
Harold Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
Letter to the Editor on national unrest and liberal hypocrisy
A Kingsport Times reader denounces nationwide agitation and mass protests as a threat to democracy. The writer accuses liberals of ignoring violence by Negro rioters while condemning enforcement of law, and condemns civil disobedience as harmful to public order across many states.
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Kingsport
Tennessee
Mnass
California Senate
Philadelphia
Epcapal Church
Taney
Core Negroes Sta
Pine Limunghans
Wileh Pr
Oxford
New York Times
Mississippi
Ivory Towers
Pri
Eaget
NAACP
Cireles
Civ
Jane
Dader
Boise
Denver
Colas
Nath Carodina
Tentressea
Independent Newspaper Dudlay and Publisher Governance Notice
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper page references an independent publisher and management roles. It includes garbled names and offerings in a partial masthead, with mentions of a weekly or Sunday edition and generic notices about publication rights and crediting. The readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
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Bible Thought on Pain and Guilt Across Lit Traditions
A compact collection notes the idea that affliction comes from a chastening God and that guilt and sin drive suffering. It cites Jeremiah and a Southey line on divine discipline, framing pain as purposeful in a moral universe.
Vatican Diplomat Roncalli in Turkey and Bulgaria
The life of Angelo Roncalli, later Pope John XXIII, as he served as a lay Vatican diplomat in Ankara and Sofia between 1935 and 1944. The piece recalls his modest means, travel by bus and foot, and his battles against Ataturk era restrictions while shaping policy, safeguarding religious sites, and navigating wartime intrigue among global powers and spies.
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Turkey
John Skil
Ankara
Cgevece
Wsal
Pope Pius XP
Bulgaria
Sofia
Paris
Honealli
Tralley
A New Policy Toward Cuba In The Making
President Kennedy weighs a gradual shift in Cuba policy with contact talks with Castro. A plan envisions reopening the Havana embassy, exchanging ambassadors, and lifting the trade embargo over two years, tying relations to Soviet troop withdrawal. Donovan would lead negotiations, tied to broader U.S. aims to reduce Caribbean tensions and seek cooperation with the Khrushchev regime.
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Kenenedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
New York
James Dunnovan
Jvho
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Moscow
U.S
Castro
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Caribbean
Donovan
Castru
Khrushchev
Robert Kennedy
Abel
Francis Gary Powers
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Diplo
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Republican
Thomas Morgan
DPI
Mac's Window by W. J. McAULIFFE
A fragmented humorous column blends domestic squabbles with contrived vignettes and oddball jokes. It sketches men denying wives’ cooking, a college psychology girl, a Cleveland pitcher, slow driving fines, and ribald wordplay, all stitched with quirky poetry and comic riffs.
What To Do About Poison Ivy Poison Ivy Care Tips
Wayne Brandstadt M D offers guidance on identifying poison ivy including its vine and bush forms, and the resin on shiny leaves. He outlines protective measures, cleansing methods after contact, and treatments for rash including calamine, steroids, and desensitizing options, noting precautions about timing and effectiveness.
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