Editorial: Supreme Court Lacks Public Respect Across Nation
A national editorial laments the Supreme Court’s loss of public respect implying a dangerous drift toward weakened law and order. It argues the judiciary’s power depends on public esteem and warns of executive-judiciary collusion eroding constitutional checks and balances.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Congress
Alexander Hamilton
Federalist
Courts of Justice
Andrew Jackson
Hamilton
Flying Horseless Carriages Rise With Duct Fan Autos
A mechanics magazine predicts flying private sedans using four duct fans will be common within ten years. These autos rest on short stilts, lack wheels, and travel above ground from a few feet to high altitudes, offering auto and aircraft-like benefits with fewer flying drawbacks.
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Mechanics
Why Bother Baseball
A House committee debates whether baseball is a business or a sport. The piece argues Congress should do nothing, noting baseball enjoys strong competition and immunity from anti trust law benefits players investors and consumers. It concludes the current status lacks injury and should remain.
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House
Congress
Southern senators switch Hell's Canyon vote may deadlock civil rights bill
Washington reports six northern Democrats sided with Southern colleagues on the Hell's Canyon dam vote, fueling speculation of a vote trade that could jeopardize the civil rights bill. The House approved measure faces possible cloture and jury-trial amendments as Senate battles unfold.
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Southern Trade of
Hell's Canyon
Washington
Idaho
Snake River
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Mass
Magnuson
Murray
Mansfield
Montana
Morse
Oregon
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Eastland
Miss
Erwin
North Carolina
Long
Louisiana
Russel
Georgia
Smathers
Florida
Holland
House
House of Representatives
Public Forum on Interstate Route Through West Monroe
Wayne R. Deacon chairs the South Side Citizens Committee urging a full study of the proposed interstate highway route through West Monroe. The letter argues eminent domain, potential property loss, impacts on industrial sites, and asks for careful consideration of alternative routes and real estate effects before proceeding.
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West Monroe
Morning World
Howard
Monroe
Twin Cities
E. Pavelo
Wayne R. Deacon
South Side Citizens Committee
Old Style Lobbying Faces Modern Washington Shift
The article notes a shift from traditional lobbyists to indirect lobbying driven by Mr Average Voter. It covers campaigns by NGORC and NGORE, funding levels, and Senate scrutiny led by John L. McClellan seeking stronger disclosure rules. The piece highlights proposed McClellan legislation to regulate groups influencing Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Afl-Cio
Clothespin Manufacturers of America
National Grange
National Small Business Men's Assn
Wine Institute
The
Ton
Young People’s Church
NGORE
NGORC
Leonard F. McCollum
Senate
John L. McClellan
D Ark
Eisenhower
NGCRC
McClellan
Government Operations Committee
Americans Prefer Work Even After Wealth And Leisure
Sylvia Porter reports a University of Michigan study finding four of five employed men would keep working even if financially independent. Farmers and middle class workers mostly echo this, noting work as purpose, occupation, and health benefits beyond income. She criticizes corporate retirement policies and calls for proactive preparation for postwork life.
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University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
America
Monroe Morning World Publisher and staff listing
The Monroe Morning World notes its founding in 1929 and lists key staff including John D. Ewing publisher, Robert Ewing Jr. chairman, William Bronson president, Richard Hale GM, and Jack Gates editor. It is a member of the Associated Press and announces printing details and advertising reps.
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John D. Ewing
Pupusner
Wilson Ewing
Secon
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North Éth
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G Brown
Mer
Jack Gates
Frank Noonan
Etter
One
Eee
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Yisks
Bascom Timmons
James J. Metcalfe
Field Enterprises
Ima
Congressional Quarterly
Natural Gas and Oil Resources Committee
Sylvia Porter
Agin
Robert &Wing
Associated Press
Branham Company
Autumn
Ottives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Letron
Laoarin
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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