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Warren Court Ten Years of Influence On U S Supreme Court
Editorial credits Earl Warren with shaping the Warren Court over ten years, noting his role in expanding liberal reforms and expanding federal power relative to states. The piece compares him to John Marshall, discusses school integration, and reflects on how different the court might be if Warren had stayed in politics.
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Eisenhower
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Court
Warren
South
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Faces Spending Constraint Debate
The Kennedy administration pushes a federal tax cut while House Ways and Means reshapes the proposal. Backers hope tax relief boosts earnings and revenues, but critics demand strict spending limits to curb rising national debt. President Kennedy argues broad economies can achieve restraint without formal limits.
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Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Anniversary notes of historical local events and deaths
Ten years ago Grace Lutheran pastor Rev. C C Warfel led Cub Scouts to Webelos honors with his son David receiving the Webelos award. A tractor crash southeast of Evansville killed Spencer E Francis, a former Green County farmer. John Henry Knudson died in an auto crash. Maj Gen William F Dean seeks clemency for two Korean civilians in a Communist captivity case. Twenty five years ago golf champion John Chum Figi defeated Chester Becker at Monroe Country Club. Rev Dale D Welch spoke at the University of Dubuque centennial events. Adolf Hitler announced Germany’s military strength as the Czechoslovak frontier closed and Americans tried to leave via Germany but were sent back to Prague. Fortieth year notes include Oklahoma Gov Walton blocking a legislature impeachment meeting amid troops around the statehouse. minor injuries from a bank corner runover. Postmaster Emery A Odell resigning after 1910 service. Fifty years ago Mt Pleasant area farmer Fred Feldt loses a prized horse in a well accident. first World Series game set for Oct 7 at the Polo Grounds. new Evening Madisonian Democratic newspaper debuts. Gov Sulzer of New York loses another impeachment round.
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C. C. Warfel
Grace Luther
Boy Scouts
David
Webelos
Evansville
Spencer E. Francis
Green County
John Henry Knudson
William F. Dean
John
Chum) Figi
Monroe Country Club
Chester Becker
Dale D. Welch
University of Dubuque
Monroe Methodist Church
Adolf Hitler
Germany
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Oklahoma
Walton
Statehouse
John Lengacher
Commercial Bank
Emery A. Odell
Fred Feldt
Mt. Pleasant
Feldt
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Madisonian
Gov
Sulzer
New York
Kennedy pledge on budget cuts faces doubt over legal limits
The text notes promises to prune budgets and curb spending but highlights doubt about achieving it without statutory spending limits. Critics argue no era of big spending has been able to hold line without such legal constraints, questioning Kennedy's chances compared with predecessors.
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Kennedy
Mrs. Bardell 85 Dies After Brief Illness at Bellefontaine
Mrs Mary Bardell 85 longtime Orangeville resident died at 9 15 a m yesterday in a Bellefontaine Ohio hospital after a brief illness She lived with daughter Mrs Arthur Milestone Huntsville Ohio Graveside rites will be at Grandview cemetery north of Freeport at 2 p m tomorrow Friends may call Burke Tubbs funeral home Freeport until 1 45 p m tomorrow She was the former Mary Paula Stevenson and wed Lewis J Bardell Feb 22 1905 in Scotland South Carolina They farmed near Freeport before retiring to Orangeville in 1947 Mr Bardell died in April 1950 Surviving two daughters one sister and five grandchildren.
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Orangeville
Mary Bardell
Bellefontaine, O
Arthur Milestone
Huntsville
Grandview Cemetery
Freeport
Burke-Tubbs
Bardell
Mary Paula Stevenson
Lewis J. Bardell
Scotland
S.C
Milestone
Darlington
Roy Pratt
Imperial
Calif
Charles
Nell) Wellek
Minneapolis
Separate Social Security payments for separated households
The Social Security reply explains that if a married couple requests, benefits can be mailed separately to new addresses after a signed statement. It also confirms that a parent working in a family business must have earnings reported as wages since January 1961.
Tiger Song Opens Presidential Campaign From Prison
Former South Korean premier Yo Chan Song known as Tiger began his bid for the presidency from a Seoul jail. He taped a campaign speech for nationwide broadcast as supporters push votes ahead of the October 15 election while he awaits trial on charges of illegally executing three soldiers and defaming the government of Park Chung Hee.
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Seoul
Korea
Yo-Chan
Tiger) Song
South Korea
Song
Chung Hee Park
Soviet Air Link Topic at United Nations Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko may clinch quick agreements on a New York to Moscow commercial air route and related embassy links during talks this week. Possible accords on new embassies in Moscow and Washington and private communications for dispatches are seen, with broader East-West security issues needing longer negotiations. Pan American Airways expects to fly the route if approved.
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Gromyko
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Moscow
Washington
Europe
Rusk
Lord Home
Wester
Pan American Airways
Coal Industry Output Doubles With Mechanization by 1960
In 1950 output per man in the bituminous coal industry stood at 6.77 tons. A decade later, through mechanization, productivity rose to 13.25 tons per man day.
Senate Allows Photos During Treaty Vote In Capitol
The Senate approved the first authorized photographing of a session during the limited test ban treaty vote. Ninety seven of one hundred members attended as National Geographic Society cameras recorded the roll call. Rules normally ban photos in the chamber but the change permits an official image for a new capitol guide book.
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Washington
Senate
National Geographic Society
Capitol
Burton's Wife Refuses To Let Go In Turbulent Marriage Saga
New York columnist cites Sybil Burton conceding she will not release Richard Burton while promising he will return richer. She says she has him tied like lend-lease until the day she gets him back. Burton travels with Elizabeth Taylor to Mexico for a new film amid marriage speculation.
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New York
Sybil Burton
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Farrell
The
World - Telegram and
Sun
Cleopatra
Toronto
Mexico
Burton
Greene Predicts Space Freight for Marines to Fight Fires
Washington reports Lt. Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr. as commandant designate envisions Leatherneck battalions riding rockets to respond to brushfire crises in distant lands by the late 1970s. He spoke at a news conference after President Kennedy named him to succeed Gen. Shoup on December 31.
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Marine Corps
Wallace M. Greene Jr
White House
Kennedy
David M. Shoup
Greene
Reynolds Proposes Plans to Build North Wisconsin Economy
Gov. John W. Reynolds outlined six measures to boost economic stability in northern Wisconsin and neighboring states. He urged diverse small to mid sized industries, simplified local government, faster road projects, more public recreation lands, and a new Institute of Northern Studies to spur long term growth.
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Duluth
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Reynolds
Land and People Conference
Institute of Northern Studies
Nudist Colony Debate Over Glass Bricks In Kentucky
State Assistant Attorney General Robert Montague told Louisville attorney Joseph Pike that glass bricks are not suitable for nudist colony construction under Kentucky law. The inquiry asked whether glass bricks could meet legal requirements for private communities in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Robert Montague
Louisville
Joseph P. Pike
Police Chiefs Group Drops Two Members
The Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association expelled two members, Steen Heimke former Sheboygan chief and Stanley Haukedahl former Kenosha chief, after misconduct findings and a wife’s murder charge. Heimke may appeal for reinstatement, while Haukedahl resigned amid the investigation.
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Police Chiefs Group
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
Steen Heimke
Sheboygan
Police and Fire Commission
R. A. Exner
Wisconsin Rapids
Exner
Heimke
Stanley Haukedahl
Association
Kenosha
Police Department
Haukedahl
Sen. Cotton Backs Goldwater for President
Senator Norris Cotton of New Hampshire declares support for Barry Goldwater at his first news conference in 17 years in Congress. He plans to run as a delegate candidate to back Goldwater's presidential bid.
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Norris Cotton
Goldwater Political Star
Barry Goldwater
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