Supreme Court Faces Car Search Dilemma in October Session
Editorial notes the upcoming Supreme Court term will tackle how police may search cars stopped for routine traffic violations. It cites Dallas cases, contrasts Texas rulings, and debates Fourth Amendment limits as courts clash over police discretion versus citizen rights.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
W. M. Taylor, Jr
Dallas
Daniel Grundstrom
Taylor
Texas
K. K. Woodley
Tom Clark
NY Telephone installers demand protection at work
Teamsters for the New York Telephone Co. return to duties after a strike. The men sought security rather than higher pay or fringe benefits, asking for company guards or regular police presence to deter assaults in dangerous neighborhoods. If unsatisfied, another strike may follow.
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New York Telephone Co
New York
Urban League first to propose national city Marshall Plan
The idea of a domestic Marshall Plan for American cities originated with the National Urban League and was discussed by Whitney Young in 1963. James Farmer and Floyd McKissick later endorsed it, arguing for billions in federal funds to rebuild housing and create jobs while addressing racial inequality.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Truman
Congress
George C. Marshall
Harvard
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Urban League
Floyd McKissick
Mr. Farmer
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Office of Economic Opportunity
America
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Detrai
Detroit
Lynd Lynch and the AAUP clash over college hiring rules
Lynd Lynch, denied a teaching post at Chicago State College for visiting North Vietnam, becomes a flashpoint in a dispute between the Illinois Board of Governors and the liberal AAUP. The piece questions the AAUP claim to hire decisions and cautions about student and parent interests in faculty ideology and conduct.
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Chicago State College
Hanoi
Chicago
Ilinois Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities
North Vietnam
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U.S
AAUP
Lynd
Professor Lynch
Critics Speak Up as Johnson Seeks Tax Boost Support
President Johnson faces blunt opposition from House Democrats during a private White House session on the 10 per cent surtax. Rep Paul Jones of Missouri pressed for firings in the anti poverty program, demanding purge of alleged race riot promoters. Rev Charles Bennett of Florida attacked the administration’s military policies.
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Missouri
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Florida
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Ways and Means
Mills
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H
Joe) Fowler
Charles Schultze
Barefoot Sanders
W. Marvin Watson, Jr
Congress
Tax Revolt Brews Over Johnson Tax Plan in Congress
Washington reports show quiet revolts forming against President Johnsons request for a 10 percent surcharge on individuals and corporations. Senators and representatives fear reelection risks and push to close loopholes like the 27 percent oil and gas depletion allowance.
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Morse
Reform Boys
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Truman
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Sam Rayburn
White House
Treasury
Hurricane strikes Tampico with 100 mile winds
Tropical storm or hurricane unleashed 100 mile per hour winds southeast of Tampico at noon, seven hours after it hit the coast. Rep. Tom Martin of Fredericksburg hints he may seek the U S Senate next summer. Herbert Puryear and Ernest St Clair depart Lubbock for the National Aquatic school in Wisconsin. First Methodist Sunday School children attend a backyard party at Mrs. Claud H. Dalton’s home.
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Tom Martin
Fredericksburg
United States Senate
Herbert Puryear
Ernest St. Clair
Indian Mound Reservation
Oconomowoc
Wis
American Red Cross
First Methodist Sunday School
Claud H. Dalton
30Th St
Offhand Thoughts Lyndon Johnson Crime Headline Debate
Lyndon Johnson labels crime as the second biggest U.S. headache while a Republican counters with a quip about being first. The exchange appears in the Tulsa World with Troy Gordon as the writer.
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U.S
Lyndon
Troy Gordon
Tulsa World
LBJ Foundation Puzzles Washington Over Charity Use
Washington observers question why the Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation funds limited charitable causes despite a two to three quarter million dollar asset base. The 1966 report shows donations to a few Texas-based institutions and churches while personal holdings include Johnson family properties. Critics, including Patman, urge clearer use of funds to avoid suspicion of tax avoidance.
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Johnson City
Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation
LBJ
Johnson City Foundation
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Foundation Subcommittee
Patman
Lady Bird
Johnsons
Call for Texas welcome marker at Red River Bridge port
The Wichita Falls Record News urges action on a welcome marker at the Red River Bridge port of entry near Burkburnett. State Rep Vernon Stewart calls on Dewitt Greer to place an imposing sign, noting other ports have markers and stressing Texas pride for travelers entering from Oklahoma.
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Burkburnett
Laad
Vernon Stewart
Red River Bridge
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Dewitt Greer
Texas Highway Department
Texline
Tre
Clayton
N. M
Greer
Wichita Falls
Dear Turnrow Tunker on government department mergers
A reader asks what he thinks of a proposed Department of Business and Labor by merging Commerce and Labor and suggests broader consolidations. He jokes about agriculture joining the Post Office and Treasury and notes a government check topic. He references Lyndon and a Texas visit in a satirical tone.
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Department of Agriculture
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Treasury Departments
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