Jefferson and Burr in the 1800 election and Jefferson's rise
The 1800 electoral vote produced a Jefferson Burr tie with Adams out. The House decided the presidency, Jefferson was sworn in March 1801, and he pursued Republican reforms and Louisiana Purchase moves. Gallatin Madison led fiscal policy while Jefferson expanded the nation, despite family tragedy and Burr Hamilton duel consequences.
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President's House
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Albert Gallatin
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Talks Continue In Cincinnati GM Strike
Negotiations continued today at the General Motors Assembly Division plant as a 90,000 United Auto Workers strike entered its 18th day.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
General Motors Assembly
United Auto
Parity Obsolete Says Agriculture Chief Butz
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz called the parity yardstick used in Nixon era politics perfectly obsolete. He argued net farm income and per‑farm earnings are more realistic gauges, noting income rising but still insufficient. He spoke after a National Press Club address to farm editors.
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Richard Nixon
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Earl L. Butz
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Midwest
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National Press Club
Speed reading course to begin in Middletown
Arrangements set for a two hour speed reading course open to anyone over 13. The program promises reading speeds over 1000 words per minute with at least 15 percent comprehension gain after seven weeks. Free one hour orientation lectures preview details at the YMCA on April 24 25 and 29.
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Evers
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British Rails Back To Normal
Britain’s railroads returned to normal after two weeks of disruption as drivers reported for work and near normal schedules resumed. The National Industrial Relations Court ordered an end to the slowdown, paving the way for wage negotiations after an independent referee had suggested a 12 to 14 percent increase while workers sought 16 percent.
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London
Britain
National Industrial Relations Court
State Railway Board
Celina Catholic School to Close in Ohio
The Immaculate Conception High School board in Celina Ohio announced it will end operations at the close of the current term due to ongoing financial troubles worsened by a federal court ruling banning state aid to non public schools.
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Celina
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Immaculate Conception High School
Ohio to file suit over auto emissions in 1953 69 cars
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown announced the state will sue in a lower court to force major auto makers General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors to install antipollution devices on automobiles built from 1953 through 1969. He said the suit will likely be filed in Common Pleas court after reviewing the Supreme Court opinion. The states began the action in the high court to avoid delays in the lower judiciary.
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William J. Brown
Brown
US Supreme Court
Aganst
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Chrysler
American Motors
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Sui
High Court Rules Against States in Auto Pollution Suit
The Supreme Court unanimously backs lower courts handling the auto pollution cases against General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors delaying nationwide orders to install anti pollution equipment on 85 to 100 million cars from 1953 to 1969. Justice Douglas says the suit, though constitutionally supported, belongs in the lower courts. The decision also touches the Miranda rule and delays on school desegregation case review in Norfolk Virginia until after the fall reopening.
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Salles
William O. Douglas
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Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Douglas
U.S
California
Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
Ousting Willy Brandt Faces Vote in West Germany
The Christian Democrats push a constructive no confidence motion to remove Willy Brandt and install Rainer Barzel as chancellor in Bonn. The Bundestag vote, the first of its kind since 1949, hinges on 249 seats with defections possible for a majority. Brandt remains confident amid opposition concerns over prices and domestic policy.
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Willy Brandt
Rainer Barzel
West Germany
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Richard Stuecklen
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