Time for Electoral College reform urged now
The piece argues for reform to abandon the electoral college in favor of a popular vote. It notes potential fraud risks if local election machinery stays unchecked and suggests federal control as a possibility. Advocates urge prompt action before the next election cycle.
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Birch Bayh
Indiana
Richard Daley
Cook County
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Uneasy Is The Head King Idris Of Libya Faces Strife
The column notes Libya's King Idris has ruled for 15 years since 1952 and, despite wars and scarce resources, maintains loyalty at home while seeking a settlement with Israel to avoid further unrest. Idris may yet find a path to steady Libya without losing the throne.
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Jordan
Idris
Libya
Israel
Nixon Offers Humphrey UN Post After Electing Victory
President elect Nixon offered Vice President Humphrey the U N post as ambassador to the United Nations but Humphrey declined. If needed Nixon would turn to Gov Nelson Rockefeller as second choice and pressed Humphrey by phone and emissaries to join his cabinet in a unity coalition. Humphrey, focused on strengthening the Democratic Party and a 1970 Minnesota Senate run, remains unlikely to reconsider.
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Richard Nixon
Humphrey
U.S
United Nations
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Key Biscayne
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Florida
George Smathers
State Department
White House
Himself
Johnson
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
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Senate
Minnesota
Earl Warren
California
Eisenhower
High Court
Supreme Court of the United States
A New Route to Supreme Court Nominations Proposed
Senator Sam J. Ervin proposes a constitutional amendment to require a national conference of state and federal judges to submit five names for Supreme Court vacancies. The plan aims to curb personal friendships and political influence in appointments and favors an objective, precedent based court.
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Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Courts
Ervin
Supreme Court
National Conference of Judges
Senate
Abe Fortas
Olean Portrait: St Bonaventure and Local Life
Jim Bishop portrays Olean New York around St Bonaventure University. He sketches Franciscan life, campus quirks, and town characters including Vince Letro and Dr Russell Jandoli, noting academic freedom as elastic amid snowbound peace and humor.
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Olean
New York
St. Bonaventure University
Allegheny River
Vince Letro
Guerino Butchello
Castle Inn
Letro
St. Francis Hospital
Russell Jandoli
St. Bonaventure
Christmas rush begins as shoppers fill stores early
The piece notes the Christmas season starting with Thanksgiving, a 19 day period not counting Sundays and three Sundays, with many preparing shopping and merchants stocking shelves. It mentions vacation time used to beat crowds and a rush to mail out packages for Thanksgiving week, including distant travel to Alaska.
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Festive Season Pushes People Toward Parties and Dances
The Christmas period brings numerous gatherings and Yuletide entertainments. The busy season promises a lively social calendar and leaves January with manageable bills in sight.
Middletown Journal Publication and Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal outlines daily publication by News- Journal Inc with mail classifications and local delivery details. Subscription prices include 10c weekdays, 20c Sundays, $21 yearly in-trading area, $30 outside, and $38 outside USA with advance payment required.
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