Marshall Chooses Path On Supreme Court As First Negro Justice
President Johnson nominates Thurgood Marshall a 58 year old solicitor general to become the first Black member of the U S Supreme Court. Marshall, longtime NAACP chief legal officer, would replace Justice Tom C Clark and may influence liberal or constitutional approaches in future rulings.
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Washington interns flood the capital as a growing summer army
Roy Parker Jr notes thousands of college students and high schoolers flock to Washington each summer to work for Congress, federal agencies, or non governmental groups. They receive varied compensation through fellowships and official programs, with some funding via Park Service and Air Force internships. The trend began slowly but expanded as lawmakers welcomed young people behind the scenes.
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Goldberg at the United Nations Faces Criticism
The article denounces Ambassador Goldberg for weak U.N. performance during the Middle East crisis. It accuses him of not naming the Soviet Union, failing to counter Soviet tactics, and being constrained by Johnson McNamara administration policy. It discusses interns and White House fellows shaping government work.
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California Woman Seeks Sheriff Post in Sunflower County
A white woman from California has filed to run for sheriff in Sunflower County Mississippi claiming a Sunflower address for two years. The piece argues outsiders should not hold state office and suggests residency rules, noting Kennedy and Salinger cases as precedent.
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Vietnamese Decision Makers Consult Counselors
Even Western trained Vietnamese typically seek guidance from a medium astrologer or geomancer before making major choices.
End of Self, Power of Christ Resting Upon Me
A devotional meditation on Paul’s vow to glory in weakness as a conduit for Christ’s strength. The text asserts that when human limits are reached, divine power is revealed and at work in believers.
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Almanac highlights and historic events for June 17, 1967
June 17 1967 marks the 168th day with 197 to follow. William Anderson born 1921 commanded Nautilus first undersea North Pole crossing. Notable events include 1775 Bunker Hill clash resulting in heavy British losses and 1928 Amelia Earhart crossing the Atlantic in a plane piloted by Wilmer Stulty.
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Schlesinger’s Surprising Stance On Middle East Comments
The piece recalls Arthur Schlesinger Jr still surprising critics by not signing a hawkish Middle East statement. It notes his reasons, links to John Roche and Fortune editor Charles Silberman, and mocks calls for public views. It also critiques the Anti-Defamation League for broad political activism amid Israel’s rise in public opinion.
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Liberals Bat Zero On Israeli Victory
Ralph de Toledano argues liberals misread the Israeli victory and split from conservatives over Middle East policy. He criticizes the New Left, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., John Kenneth Galbraith, and the ADL for smearing opponents as anti Semitic and worsening political fault lines.
Not Credited News Dispatch in Local AP File
A terse note appears to mark a locally sourced AP dispatch as uncredited. The document outlines that Associated Press material remains the property of the AP and is not credited to other reporters or outlets in this edition.
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