Supreme Court Reform Discussed By Dissenting Voices
The piece cites Justice Black’s warning on rewriting the Constitution and surveys reform ideas from Musmanno to limit Court power. It notes proposals like 10 year terms, impeachment, amendments, retirement ages, and a citizen panel for appointments, urging balance among branches.
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Hugo J. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Warni
Michael A. Musmanno
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Avalanche Journal
Congress
Senate
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Supreme Court
Religion as the bond maintaining family in the jet age
The piece argues that rapid travel and urbanization threaten family integrity but religion remains the key tie holding society together. It cites Hebrews and nomadic life as examples, asserts literacy gaps endanger faith, and insists family resilience under religious faith preserves civilization despite technological change.
Soviet Union set to dominate aviation market, warns U S writers
Washington reports say the TU 144 supersonic airliner will fly by year’s end as Aeroflot expands to 46 nations with nine more service deals and 12 contracts under negotiation. U S aviation writers warn of a Soviet push into developing regions while American air travel faces congestion and rationing pressures.
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Washington
America
Ussr
Aeroflot
U.S
Asia
Africa
United States
Sabena
London
Cleveland
Ghana
Pakistan
Spelling quirks and Soviet aviation ambitions glide across eras
The World Almanac notes English spelling remains uneven with 16 percent not matching pronunciation. The piece contrasts 17th and 18th century fixes, then surveys Soviet aviation gains, fleet efficiency, crew discipline, and strategic advantage, suggesting the U S may lag if Russia dominates air travel and commerce.
Readers urged to send letters on public issues
Note to readers invites letters to the editor on public issues. It specifies letters over 350 words are unlikely to be published and shorter submissions are preferred, and that letters must include the writer's trace name and address.
Editor responds to reader on teacher strikes and pay
A reader challenges the columnist's stance on teacher strikes and pay raises, arguing for respect and better conditions. The editor praises a Morton teacher, defends educational service, and notes readers' varied views on NEA and state unions.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Plainsman
National Education Association
Texas State
N_ELA
Union of the
American Federation of Teachers
N.E.A
Texas
Neal Rose
Morton
Rose
Pro
Morten
Word for School Lunch Program Sparks Local Hope
Lubbock readers praise school lunch plans as surplus food supports needy students. The author recalls meals motivating her, cites Houston and Dallas examples, and urges local leaders to adopt a similar program for underprivileged youngsters.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Houston
Dallas
Lillian C. Rountree
rSth St
Voter anger over TV news coverage sparks letter to NBC
Dorothy Messersmith of 2718 5th St complains about perceived bias in Democratic National Convention coverage. She urges NBC to reveal how liberal journalists shape public opinion and calls for citizens to resist what she sees as biased reporting.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Iom
NBC
Sandy
Chet
David
Dorothy Messersmith
5Th St
Reader in Lockney backs Nixon amid inflation and war critique
Mrs. Harold Brock of Lockney writes that the country paid a high price in World War II and again in Vietnam, arguing workers faced hunger, and stores closed as inflation rises. She endorses Nixon, praising the eight years of peace and budget balance while urging renewed national resolve.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Iire
Lockney
Vietnam
Nixon
Harold Brock
Route F
Hits Age-Old Red Claim of Police Brutality
Denver reader Sue Stevens argues the Chicago incident during the Democrats' convention is not revolution but a plan to break law and order. She claims the chant police brutality is a long standing tactic of Communist movements and mocks the coverage.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Chicago
Betty Beale
Sue Stevens
Denver City
Russia Builds West Germany Border Pressure, Warned Move
U.S. intelligence reports Moscow has positioned eight divisions toward the West German border and concentrated armor near Rozvadov and Rozvadov Forests in Czechoslovakia. Russian air power and temporary bases rise as officials warn of possible Western Berlin pressures and student-led unrest this fall.
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Washington
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Kremlin
Prague
Roja
Ivan Velichkov
Central Europe
Rozvadov
Srength
U.S
Bavaria
Soviet Union
Czech
West Berlin
West Germany
France
de Gaulle
Questions of the day from a puzzled reader
A humorous reader's columns fragment notes assorted topics. It mentions a new presidential limousine with three TV sets and Cuba bar closures forcing owners to work in fields. It also cites Bear Bryant voting and a inflated air chair, ending with a reflection on foreign critics and police protection.
John C Metcalfe Portraits Weeping Willows
A lyric poem recalling memories of love and distant companionship. The speaker notes willows weeping under a round white moon, stardust in the night, and a garden roses, with reflections on a lost beloved and deep loneliness.
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Lyndon
Lady Bird
Abe Fortas
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Alabama
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