Court actions on Prince Edward County school closure and desegregation
The piece critiques Virginia’s Prince Edward County plan to close public schools for four years to resist integration and notes a Supreme Court ruling denying public funds to private schools while schools remain closed. It questions whether the court is overstepping into lawmaking by ordering funding and reopening to enforce integration.
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Prince Edward County
Virginia
Virginia Assembly
Prince Edward
Supreme Court
David Lawrence Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Mets Crush Cubs in 19-1 Rampage on Tuesday
The New York Mets exploded for 19 runs and 23 hits to rout the Chicago Cubs, marking a team record performance. A batter collected five hits and the winning pitcher earned his first victory in 17 starts, signaling an unusually hot start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mets
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Casey Stengel
Harold Stassen
Tax Cuts And Debt Ceiling Debates Across Washington
Page One reports LBJ will likely propose more tax cuts in 1966 and 1967 while Treasury seeks a $324 billion temporary debt ceiling for the new fiscal year. The current ceiling is 315 billion, with a permanent limit of 285 billion, amid recurring deficits and yearly debt-limit increases.
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LBJ
Washington
Treasury
Dillon
Congress
Review of the News in Years Past 1944 to 1914
A compiled fragmentary recap of historic items: MacArthur operations near the Philippines and Schouten Islands in 1944. wartime rescues and personnel notes. 1934 NRA price code debates. deaths of Edwin C. Thompson and Elizabeth Gundersen. property purchase details at 5th and King. West Point graduate Robert W. Faas. various local notices including storms, vehicles, thefts, and social events. Mentions 1924 La Follette independence bid, 1914 strikes and political contests, and local legal and civic items.
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MacArthur
Schouten Isles
Philippines
Finschafen
Edwin C. Thompson
la Crosse Weather Bureau
Madison
Lennon
5Th and
King Streets
Frank Hoeschler
Augustine Lennon
Smale Delicatessen
5Th Street
King
Inez Ostreich
Market
Fleeing China Upends Migration Tale from Moscow View
Report from Moscow claims 1200 people a month flee Communist China to Kazakhstan seeking refuge. The exodus illustrates political and economic persecution and challenges in Communist China, contrasted with life in the Soviet Republic of Kazakhstan.
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Milwaukee Journal
Moscow
China
Soviet Republic
Kazakhstan
Dog Owners Association of America Formed in New York
A new group in New York forms the Dog Owners Association of America to curb dog discrimination. It offers members a $3,000 insurance policy to cover dog damage in out of town stays, addressing motel refusals to admit canines and the delayed discovery of canine damage.
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New York
Dog Owners Association of America
Married men rush home as wives keep them busy
A humorous observation notes married men stay active at home because wives ensure constant attention and chores. The quip frames marriage as a reignited motivation to move quickly in daily life.
Man Traverses Nation On Tiny Budget
In Cocoa, a former construction worker who lived on 300 dollars last year says he has walked more than 57 000 miles across 48 states over 13 years. He left school after seventh grade and says walking cured his stomach ailment, and he learned from meeting many people and seeing the country. There are more ways than one of being rich.
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Orlando
Fla
Sentinel
Washington
Cocoa
Ruark Reflects on Poverty War Across Presidential Eras
Robert C. Ruark blends memories of Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon era programs to question if the war on poverty will extend beyond November. He praises Johnson's sincerity on civil rights and Medicare while noting political slogans shape public mood. He contrasts past wars and battles with Vietnam.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Ruark
Harry Truman
Ike
Mr. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Huey Long
Big Bill Thompson
King George
Chicago
Reds
Appalachia
Okies
Lyndon
Viet Nam
Power Commission to Send Thick Gas Rates Questionnaire
In a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing, Power Commissioner Joseph Swidler said the agency will mail a thorough four inch thick ten pound questionnaire to gas companies to probe rates. Senator Warren Magnuson expressed astonishment at the FTC’s lighter six pound questionnaire.
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Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Federal Power
Joseph Swidle R
Subcommittee
Warren Magnuson
Federal Trade Commission
Verse reference in Mark 12 24 about knowledge of scriptures
A Bible verse in which Jesus challenges the Sadducees saying they are mistaken because they do not know the scriptures nor the power of God Mark 12 24. The text emphasizes lack of scriptural and divine understanding.
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Jesus
God
Supreme Court Extends Reach Over County Tax Spending
The Supreme Court asserts power to require Prince Edward County to levy taxes and spend funds to reopen and operate nonsegregated public schools. It may veto local legislation seen as diverging from court dictates and even influence federal and state allocations. This marks a drastic expansion of judicial authority over local fiscal decisions.
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David Lawrence
Supreme Court Authority
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Virginia
Lawrence Board of Supervisors
Thas
Board of Supervisors
Federal
High Court
Congress
People's Representatives
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Dig Out Of Debt But Save Some Of The Raise
Cy Barrett offers advice on balancing debt repayment and saving after earnings rise. Readers share concerns about paying higher interest, building savings, and securing future finances. Cy suggests splitting extra income between savings and liabilities and cautions against backsliding into financial trouble.
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Liz
Wisconsin faces image problem says official
Madison official D Wiggins, head of the state Economic Development Division, argues Wisconsin suffers a negative business climate reputation. He urges an honest national image campaign and government efficiency reforms to attract industry and reduce tax and service costs. Politicians have yet to respond, and public belief shapes economic growth more than raw data.
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Madison
David Wiggins
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wiggins
Omy
Chamber of Commerce
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editor credits
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper is published every afternoon and Sunday morning from the La Crosse Tribune Building at Fourth and Cass Streets, La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press, which holds exclusive rights to local news republication and AP dispatches. Second class postage is paid at La Crosse, rates for single copies and carrier delivery are noted.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Six Clubs After North South Bidding In A Bridge Problem
A reader asks how to reach six clubs with North South cards. North should bid three spades after South jumps to three clubs, enabling the sequence to reach six clubs with North raising to five and South continuing to six. The play hinges on spade opening win, discarding, then a sequence of heart and diamond plays.
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Schenectady, N.Y
North
South
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Bill Carlson
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St. Paul Farmer-Labor Conference
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Washington Notebook
CY Barrett
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