Senate Evades Fortas Filibuster In Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate failed to end the Fortas filibuster allowing a full up or down vote. Opponents aimed to talk the nomination to death while supporters lacked the two thirds needed to shut off debate. The editorial argues the chamber did not meet its duty to discuss, consider, and vote in the national interest.
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Abe Fortas
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Parking Lot Fever in Paris and Protests on St Germain
The Paris boulevard St Germain faces destruction for new parking space amid protests by self-styled intellectuals. Rioting students and debates on creating a free commune or restricting cars to reclaim pedestrian life.
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Boulevard St. Germain
St. Germain
Pay Police Back Them To The Editor
Letter argues police deserve support and public respect while acknowledging rare misconduct. It urges citizens to back law enforcement, counteract accusations of brutality, and demand higher pay and efficiency for officers. Ross C. Ewen, 1707 Manchester Ave., signs the plea.
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War and truth in politics and faith across a nation
A critical stance on war and governance argues that laws come from elected officials with consent, warns of monopolies, and urges virtue and truth. It calls for a Back to God movement and condemns political manipulation of sacrifice. It questions whether truth or religion should guide policy.
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America
The
United States
Democrats
Dave Began Here And There On Political Debate
The piece argues against forcing alignment in politics and religion. It warns of people who push one sided arguments and urge persuasion at all costs. It advocates recognizing merits of opposing views and embracing nuanced discussion over black and white thinking. The author hopes for calmer discourse and peace.
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Alabama
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George Wallace
Germany
Moliere
Georges Dandin
Fortas Nomination Withdrawn Sparks Broad Court Debate
The Fortas withdrawal leaves the good behavior standard unsettled and prompts fresh debate on Supreme Court qualifications. Critics question how a judge can be denied as chief yet remain an associate, and lawmakers discuss limits on court power and potential constitutional amendments.
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Johnson
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Senate
Congress
Justice Fortas
Supreme Court
High Court
Take Wallace Seriously Wallaces Embryo Fascist Movement Warns
Joseph Alsop argues George Wallace represents a growing Fascist movement in America rather than a mere third party disruption. He notes Wallace draws large crowds, uses anti liberal rhetoric, targets American liberals, and signals a dangerous shift beyond racism toward authoritarian mobilization.
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