High Court in Trouble If Attacks Continued
The piece argues the Fortas nomination controversy harmed the Supreme Court and may prompt new attacks on judicial independence. It cites attacks by filibusters and calls for curbing court power, notes historic attempts to limit appellate jurisdiction, and quotes scholars predicting ongoing difficulty for the Court.
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High Court
Fortas
Supreme Court
Johnson
Congress
Harvard
Robert G. McCloskey
Wallace Won't Disappear in 1968 Political Rise
Joseph Alsop notes Wallace drew diverse working class crowds in Flint Michigan and Illinois Michigan meetings. He observes grassroots support from small contributors and labor-linked backers, with an expanding nationwide Wallace club network forming for a future party structure.
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America
Wallace
Alabama
Illinois
Michigan
Jean Dowdell
Wayne, Mich
Chicago
Cultural Enrichment at Miami Beach L E I convention
The program at the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit convention in Miami Beach featured a daily cocktail hour labeled cultural enrichment. The phrase drew comment on its perceived quality and purpose among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Enforcement Intellience Unit
Miami Beach
New Deal Prosperity Fueled by 1930s Business Giants
Commentator argues against blaming the New Deal for middle class growth while highlighting big 1930s corporate bets. References Du Pont nylon funding, Eastman Kodak color photography, Amoco rolling steel, Alcoa aluminum casting, Transcontinental air leaders, and FCC delays on TV licenses.
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Eastman Kodak Company
American Rolling Mill Company
Alcoa
Juan Terry Trippe
Eddie Rickenbacker
C.R. Smith
Federal Communications Commission
Roosevelt Myth Debunked On Depression Wealth Claims
The author argues FDR did not cause economic gains for diverse immigrant groups in Cleveland and Pittsburgh and rejects the idea that the New Deal ended unemployment. Unemployment persisted into the late 1930s until wartime production created demand for military goods and related industry.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Boston
Connecticut
Detroit
Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
National Newspaper Week prompts self reflection in press
A writer argues newspapers fail to promote themselves, noting National Newspaper Week exposes scant public attention to press programs. He urges readers to value freedom of the press as a citizen right and to defend it rather than boast.
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Flint
Mich
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Chevrolet
UAW
Alabama
Ohio Newspaper Association to honor Cincinnati plaque
The Ohio Newspaper Association meets in Cincinnati this week with brief remarks on the role of papers in the community. A special plaque commemorating Ohio and Northwest Territory founding in 1793 will be presented to Cincinnati, marking the event with limited fanfare.
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News- Journal, Inc. details subscription prices for Middletown areas. Rates include per copy 10 cents on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays, weekly and yearly mail options, and different regional charges with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
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The
News- Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
BOB CONSIDINE HHH At The Crossroads
In Seattle on a Sunday a week ago Vice President Hubert Humphrey faces a tough campaign scene. He endures heckling at a rally while Gallup polls show Nixon leading. Humphrey disputes figures, cites large poll costs, and plans strategy as Norman Sherman and Larry O'Brien avoid comment.
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New York
Seattle
United States
Larry O’brien
Norman Sherman
George Ball
U. S
CBS
Peter Lisagor
Washington
Humphrey
Gallup
Dick Nixon
George Wallace
Harris
Minnesota
Nixon
White House
Humphrey Pushes Deescalation Plan Amid Vietnam Turmoil
The Humphrey campaign argues for a gradual de Americanization of Vietnam with a timetable to replace US troops with trained South Vietnamese forces. He rejects a unilateral withdrawal as dangerous, cites Allied withdrawals, and vows early talks with South Vietnam's Thieu. He defends the 25 000 dead and 200 000 wounded.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Clark Clifford
Vietnam
U.S
Humphrey
Thieu
South Vietnam
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Paul J. Day
Joseph Alsop
Richard M. Nixon
New Left
John Chamberlain
Armee Et al
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
New Deal
Tommy Corcoran
Ben Cohen
Jerome Frank
du Ponts
Dave
the Journal
Bob Considine
Olympia Hotel
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Dennis the Menace
Charlie
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