Goldwater Assails Supreme Court in Political Science Address
Senator Barry Goldwater criticized the Supreme Court for not exercising judicial restraint in reapportionment and school prayer verdicts. He urged lawmaking bodies to set policy, warnedJohnson and Humphrey pose risks to a free republic, and highlighted presidential power concerns while touring Boise and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Supreme Court
American Political Science Assn
Goldwater
Congress
Supreme Court of Today
Rockford
Washington
South
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Republic
Renewed fighting in Italy's Alto Adige unsettles border region
In Bolzano near the Austrian border, Italian security forces brace for more clashes as the so called little war in Alto Adige resumes after a calm tourist season. Bombings, sniper attacks, and a police station raid have triggered a large manhunt involving thousands of troops and border police. The conflict centers on German speaking autonomy in the Bolzano province with two distinct halves of the region, German speaking north and Italian speaking south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolzano
Italy
Alto Adige
South Tyrol
Brunico
Merano
Austria
Trento
Florida reels from Dora as floodwaters rise across coast
Dora lashed Tallahassee and northern Florida with gales and heavy rains expected to flood rivers and streams. The storm, with Ethel following offshore, caused widespread damage from St. Augustine to Brunswick, with power outages, demolished homes, and tens of thousands displaced. Federal aid was activated as Florida's east coast faced disaster areas.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Weather Bureau
Ethel
Palm Beach
Gordon Dunn
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Brunswick
Georgia
South Carolina
Jacksonville Beach
Dora
Duval County
U.S. Aka
Atlantic
Here
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Cleo
City Feud Clashes Leave Mayor Threatened and Chief Targeted
A city hall clash left the mayor injured as he claimed attackers threatened to force him from office. Hicks threatened to fire Police Chief Emmett Birch, while two councilmen vowed to hire an attorney to impeach the mayor and reinstate the chief if he is fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Emmett Birch
John W. Thomas
J. R. Pennington
Bank seeks state charter for Leakey Real County bank
Banking Commissioner J. M. Falkner received an application today for a state bank in Leakey Real County. The Real County State Bank would list C. H. Godbold of Leakey as chairman.
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Austin
J. M. Falkner
Leakey
Real County
C. H. Godbold
Bouquet Canyon Brush Fire Threatens Homes
A brush fire burned through the Bouquet Canyon watershed, threatening almost a dozen homes and a lodge across more than 2,000 acres. No major property damage or serious injuries were reported as flames swept the area.
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Bouquet Canyon
Death of Soldier Found on Texas 14 Near Richland
Richland Texas police report the death of 22 year old Conrad Rhodes Jr a Dallas and Mexia Negro soldier stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana found dead on Texas 14 just south of Richland early today an autopsy was ordered to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland, Tex
Conrad Rhodes Jr
Ft. Polk
Texas
Here
Press Day at South Plains Center Highlights Large Farm Investment
About a dozen news media representatives toured the South Plains Research and Extension Center during a press field day at the experimental farm north of Lubbock. John Seibert reported district 2’s fixed operating capital at 1.75 billion with cotton income totaling 275 million and an expected 9 percent return. C. E. Fisher noted some 30 projects ongoing and 20 more spread across soil types. County agents link researchers to farmers as seven extension specialists join researchers in expanding the staff.
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South Plains Research and Extension Center
Lubbock
John Seibert
District 2
Seibert
Swisher
Briscoe,Bailey, Lamb, Hale
Floyd
Cochran
Hockley
Crosby
Yoakum
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Gaines
Dawson
South Plains
C. E. Fisher
Fisher
Bill Gunter
US Seaborg pitches enriched uranium sales to Euratom
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told Euratom executives that the United States can supply enriched uranium for atomic reactors and finance part of purchases through the Export-Import Bank. He said U.S. uranium reserves can cover reactors worldwide into the 1970s and that half of new overseas plants could buy from U.S. firms, with contracts allowing future fuel trades and potential higher enrichment if justified.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
European Atomic Energy Community
Euratom
Belgian Association For Peaceful Development of Atomic Energy
Seaborg
Executive Commission
U. S
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
AEC
Doctor warns sunlight and overfeeding worsen infant eczema
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains infantile eczema links to allergy and potential foods like cow's milk eggs and orange juice. He notes summer improvement often occurs but sun wind and hard water worsen symptoms and overfeeding fatty foods worsens conditions while scratching must be prevented. He mentions varied treatments from lanolin to coal tar cream and cautious steroid use. a grandmother asks about cola drinks for a one year old warning they should not replace milk.
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Wayne Brandstadt
Drought Impacts Across States Highlight Regional Strain
The report outlines dry conditions across multiple states with Texas facing moisture deficits, poor livestock and dwindling herds, and harvests ranging from fair to poor. Illinois, Ohio, New Jersey, and Maryland report varied drought effects on crops and pastures, while New England states note record dryness and fires.
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Texas
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Columbus
New Jersey
Trenton
West Virginia
Cool Front Drops Through Texas and North Plains
A strong cool front moved from near Wichita Falls to south of Midland, cooling many Texas areas after a near record heat. Lubbock and the South Plains saw showers with dry spells elsewhere, while highs reached into the 100s in Presidio and Wichita Falls. Forecasters expect cooler air to spread into northern Texas and Oklahoma, with scattered thundershowers continuing into Saturday.
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Bismarck
N.D
Williston
Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Silverton
Tulsa
Friona
Dimmitt
Plainview
Hereford
Floydada
Spur
Lamesa
Wichita Falls
Midland
Dallas
San Angelo
Wink
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Nath Central
Presidio
Childress
Dalhart
High Plains
Lubbock County
South Plains
Nanny in Page One Tale Sparks Parkside Reactions
A Swedish nanny, 25, describes her job and pay as $50 weekly with ironing tasks. A "nanny-napper" offers $65, while a mother in the park vents about six nannies quitting this summer. The piece contrasts nanny wages and employer expectations.
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Nan Schwartz
Houston Grand Jury Subpoenas Mayor's Wife
Grace Brammer wife of Pasadena Mayor James Brammer was jailed for contempt to avoid grand jury questioning on Pasadena fiscal affairs and was released on a 500 dollar bond. She is ordered to appear again today and faces potential habeas corpus proceedings set for October 5.
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Houston
James Brammer
Pasadena
Grace Brammer
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
School Board Approves Additions and Staffing Changes
The board approved plans for the administration building addition and the elementary site at 13th Street and Chicago Avenue. A 5 foot roof overhang and tile work were among features, with new teachers appointed at multiple schools and the resignation of Anina M. Cape accepted. Details of high school procedures for 1965-66 were discussed but no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schmidt
13Th Street
Chicago Avenue
Motion Vy. A. Doyle
Justice
Mark Hailey
Jerry Caldwell
Jackson School
Peggy Ellen Campbell
Arnett School
Margaret Grenshaw
Posey School
Ann Dale
Inez Dublin
Haynes School
Janice Gregg
Wollforth School
Julie Leachman
Alderson Junior High School
Louise Phillips
Sanders School
Nancy Tardy
Hodges School
Geneva Theall
North Avenue U
Loretta Warnick
Anina M. Cape
James Whiteside
J. Owen Gilbreath
Watson Carlock
Cochran
Hailey
Race winners lift six- and seven-horse bets in eighth and ninth
Froner recounts wheeling six horses in race eight and seven in race nine as Roslyn J. leads. He notes bets on War Haven, The Operator, Don Roberto, and Roslyn J. with exact payouts and winning numbers 4 1 8 8. Froner, who works days and studies at night, discusses nanny-napper concerns in Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froner
Roslyn J
War Haven
Don Roberto
Mother Pokes at Bodies of Six Pup Deaths in Yard
In Reseda California a mother German Shepherd Penny was found whimpering beside six eight day old puppies whose heads were crushed with a rock. Tom Anderson and Donnie Anderson returned home to see the grim scene and two adult dogs secured in a kennel. Police logged a malicious killing of dogs report as neighbors circulated a petition to limit the couple’s dogs to four. Penny had been chained beside the litter and an eight foot kennel had been built after they moved in six weeks ago.
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Goldwater
Minneapolis
Big City
Paul F. Wagner
Oregon
New Hampshire
California
Reseda
Calif
UPI
Penny
Tom Tull Anderson
Donnie
Anderson
Areca
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Barry
High Court
White House
Boise
Idaho
Falls
Mont
Lyndon
Austrian
Alois Amplatz
George Klotz
Klotz
Amplatz
Delta County
Mackenzie Park
Methodist Men of Agape Methdist Church
Bob Poteet
Lubbock Cotton Exchange
Medlock’s
34Th St
Poteet
Greater St. Paul Baptist Church
Birch Ave
C. J. Tisdale
County Building Study Committee
Dessie Mae Eshleman
Clovis
N.M
Methodist Hospital
Oy Steed Funeral Home
Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home
St. John’s Methodist Church
Armando Ruiz
Pat S. Moore
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Ave. H
Northing
M. M. Mauldin
Dist St
Malvin
Marilyn
Kay
Mr. Mauldin
W. A. Mauldin
Fort Worth
W. B. Brown
Grapevine
Amarillo Highway
Experiment Farm
U.S
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Towa
Nebraska
Nanny
Houston Grand Jury
Central Park
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