FCC to Hear Howard Hughes on ABC Control Bid
The FCC orders hearings on Howard Hughes bid to gain control of American Broadcasting Company. Chairman Rosel H. Hyde stresses the case involves potential control of a major mass communications outlet and the need to examine Hughes himself.
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Howard Hughes
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Rosel H. Hyde
Las Vegas
Hyde
Hughes
Brandeis Fight Reflects Long Senate Scrutiny of Judges
The article recalls the 1916 battle over Louis D. Brandeis, a Boston lawyer who faced broad opposition and ethical accusations before Senate confirmation. Taft joined the campaign against him, but Brandeis was confirmed and later became a notable justice.
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Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
American Bar Association
Brandeis
Taft
Harding
Letters to the Editor weigh concerns in Middletown
Community readers condemn juvenile delinquency and lenient courts while urging parental responsibility and law enforcement reform. A reader calls for gun rights as protection amid ongoing crime and criticizes probation releases. Also noted are pay for paper routes and the Rev Kent D Moorehead’s departure.
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Middletown
Moorehead
Rev. Moorehead
Southern Leaders Push Connally Harris as Humphrey Running Mate
Powerful southern Democratic financiers press Vice President Humphrey to name a southern running mate. They favor Texas Governor John Connally, with Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris as an acceptable alternative if Connally is blocked. Some Johnson officials prefer Harris or a Southern pick to counter Wallace in the South and border states.
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Humphrey
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Democratic Party
Texas
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Olahoma
Fred Harris
Connally
Harris
George Wallace
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Timent
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Edward
Dixie
Nixon
Wallace
Johnson
Pennsylvania Chief Justice Attacks Supreme Court Rulings
Chief Justice John C Bell Jr of Pennsylvania denounces US Supreme Court decisions he says restrain police and courts. He blames unrest on liberal rulings and urges district attorneys to prosecute lawbreakers promptly while challenging unfair Court actions. He calls for public stances against rulings seen as violating the Constitution.
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Thumper the rabbit joins a household of cats and dog
A rabbit named Thumper wins over a family with three kids and a neighbor, despite objections. The dog and cats react slowly as Thumper hops outdoors and nudges faces. Family memories linger on moving day with regrets over discarded mementos.
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Thumper
Father
Bunny
Daddy
Subscription rates and mailing details for The Journal
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes delivery by newspaperboy or motor route, and mail options with annual and weekly pricing, including overseas rates and advance payment requirements.
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News Journal. Inc
Broadcat
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Paul Harvey Urges Young Americans to Find Beauty Elsewhere
Paul Harvey contrasts crowded urban life with scenic retreats. He profiles Lance Day who left Chicago for the Greenbrier area, building businesses and a family in a verdant setting. He argues Americans can seek diverse regions from the Northwest to the Northeast, away from megacities.
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Greenbrier
West Virginia
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
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