Warren's One Man One Vote Stirs Supreme Court Debate
Senator Dirksen questions Chief Justice Earl Warren’s shift on state legislative apportionment. The piece notes Warren’s 1964 ruling for population based state houses and his 1948 stance on equal Senate representation, asking why he now pushes national redistricting while Congress resists.
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Senate
Union
Supreme Court
Dirksen
California
Jargon in Washington Faces Call for Plain Language
A column critiques federal bureaucratic slang and jargon spreading through government discourse. It cites terms like conceptualize and replicated as examples of complexity. The piece urges clear speech, hoping for plain language in crises between Washington and Moscow.
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Washington
Potomac
Rudolph Flesch
Flesch
Moscow
Wisconsin Repeals Margarine Coloring Ban After Century
Wisconsin ends its almost 75 year old prohibition on colored margarine. Governor Knowles signs the repeal with a yellow pen calling it a milestone in state history. The law had long barred calling margarine butter and banning yellow coloring to imitate dairy fat.
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Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
U.S. aid to Arab nations under fire in Egypt debate
A congressional feature cites U.S. economic aid totaling about 2 billion to Egypt Syria Iraq Jordan and Lebanon through 1966 with most as surplus food. Lawmakers note secrecy over current year figures and accuse Nasser and others of duplicity while praising mapped aid projects and long term loans.
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Middle East
Nasser
U.S
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
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Agency For International Development
Cairo
United Arab Republic
UAR
Department of State
Senate Committee
Russia
Red
China
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
East Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
Indonesia
Barry Goldwater on violence and lawlessness in civil rights debate
Barry Goldwater denounces violence and blackmail in civil rights protests. He argues militant rhetoric and actions undermine justice and compare modern activists to historic extremists. He warns against coercive tactics and equates violent rhetoric with broader socialist threats.
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Stokely Carmichael
America
Four former Dodd aides face scrutiny over ethics case
The piece questions the four former Dodd aides James P. Boyd Marjorie Carpenter Terry Golden and Michael O Hare in light of the ethics committee record suggesting Dodd may be acquitted on doubt but guilty verdict could be defended The article notes no charges have been filed and discusses whether entries were illegal while contrasting the senator facing censure with the aides who face no legal jeopardy
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Simme
Dodd
James P. Boyd
Marjorie Carpenter
Terry Golden
Michael O’hare
Senate
Ethics Committee
Boyd
Carpenter
Macbeth
Jim
Mary
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Marjorie
O’hare
Honeymun
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Safari
Stennis
Department of Justice
Department
Justice
Washington
Monro e Morning World obscure passage recap
Fragmentary OCR text from Monroe Morning World includes names such as John DO Ewing and Witton Ewing with unclear affiliations. The readable items reference a mansewer Gers wees and a News-Star Pebnanine Cornerator, but concrete events, dates, or context are not discernible.
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John DO. Ewing
Pepe Ee Witton Ewing
Okey Mee
News-Star
Pebnanine Cornerator
Stonree
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