Burger's residency vote dissent questions waiting period analogy
Chief Justice Burger, in lone dissent on state residency voting rules, likens residency to a child waiting 18 years to vote but faces criticism. The Tennessee case majority finds a year's residency excessive, with three months or 30 days deemed potentially adequate to prevent fraud and ensure informed voting.
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Sendoff For Equal Rights Amending drive gains Senate approval
The article notes the Senate's overwhelming 84 to 8 vote for the proposed 27th Amendment guaranteeing equal rights under the law regardless of sex. It cites broad support in Congress and rising public sentiment, while acknowledging possible state-level resistance during ratification. The piece frames the amendment as a step toward ending women’s second class status and ends with a biblical verse reference.
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Rockefeller The Liberal Republican Pivot Through Nixon Years
The article traces Nelson Rockefeller’s political shifts from liberal Republican factions in 1960 to his 1970s hard line on welfare and law and order. It notes his ambivalent stance on busing, opposition to scatter site housing, and hints at future ambitions including possible moves to Washington or defense secretary.
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Middletown Ohio Journal Subscription Rates 1857
The Journal details subscription pricing for Middletown Ohio and surrounding areas. Rates include 5 cents per weekday, 80 cents weekly, and 30 dollars per year by mail with motor route options and installment plans. The notice notes delivery by newspaper boy, motor routes, and a no paper charge.
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Muskie Weighs Ease as Humphrey Threat Looms
Political observer notes Ed Muskie runs easier as Hubert Humphrey mounts concern for the Democratic nomination. The piece traces NH and Florida results, Wallace’s impact, and the open battle for the 1972 convention while asking what George Wallace will do.
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Jackson’s 1960 Liberal Appeal In Wisconsin Primary
The piece contrasts Sen. Henry Jackson with opponents in the Wisconsin primary noting his dull stump presence and reliance on familiar liberal cliches. It argues his platform echoes early 1960s liberal goals of higher GNP and strong defense, while critics say his approach ignores modern realities and consumer surplus.
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Kitty the curious cat and a typewriter misadventure
Kitty the cat watches journalist David Driver type on an Oxford typewriter. She paws the keys as he lifts the carriage to reveal them. A tab key mishap sends the carriage racing and Kitty crashing off the desk before hiding for days.
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