Supreme Court loosens grip on communist registration
The Supreme Court ruling this week upholds an appeals court decision amid debates over the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. Justice Department officials had pressed for broad registration of U S Communist Party members, arguing such groups are controlled from outside the United States and pose national security concerns.
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U. S. Communist Party
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U. S
Communist Party
High Court
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Alexander Holtzoff
Appeals
Kremlin
Congress
Carpetbag candidates loom as constitutional loophole expands
The piece discusses carpetbaggers in U S politics, focusing on Pierre Salinger’s California Senate bid and the issue of residency rules. It warns that residency shifts could empower the executive by shipping appointees to hopeful states, prompting calls for constitutional amendments and regional concerns, especially in the South.
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U. S. Sen
Pierre Salinger
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California
Salinger
Virginia
House of Representatives
Congress
South
Eisenhower Urges Constitutional Amendment for States Power
Former President Eisenhower calls for curb on Washington power by using Article V to allow states to initiate amendments. He spoke at the Cleveland governors conference urging an amendment path that would let states nullify Supreme Court rulings and curb federal influence, with backing from the National Conference of State Governments.
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Congress
Salinger
California Supreme Court
U. S. Senate
New Frontier
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Conference of Governors
Cleveland
Fisenhower
National Council of State Governments
Senate
House of Representatives
America
Fire Horse More Appropriate Symbol Than Beagles
In a Clarksburg reminiscence, a writer argues the fire horse Dan and Barney better symbolize LBJ than beagles. He recalls a sunlit town, the red engine, and mythic quirks as Lyndon Johnson harbors concern over Goldwater, hinting at a political upset and Johnson’s stance on defense.
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Mason-Dixon Line
Dan
Barney
White House
Clarks
Stonewall Jackson
John W. Davis
Cyrus Roberts Vance
Bobby
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
New London
How To Keep Well Pigment In Skin Diversity Race Colors
An overview of melanin production in skin, noting that pigment amount and activity in melanocytes determine color. It covers hereditary factors, distribution across the body, and differences among races, with effects of UV exposure hormones and the nervous system. Includes notes on freckles, tanning, and hyperpigmentation.
Should I join a church after becoming a Christian
Billy Graham answers that conversion through reading the New Testament leads to church membership. Baptism and joining believers follow conversion, and a solitary Christian is unknown. Seek a fellowship of believers who trust the Holy Spirit and show evidence of having been with Jesus.
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L.A
Jesus
Christmas Tree For Rumania Trade Push Amid Cold War Ties
Washington officials plan a broad trade and aid program to woo Romania with industrial plants, nuclear reactors, machine tools, and other goods while seeking MFN tariff concessions after elections. The move aims to dampen revolutionary fervor by exporting nonstrategic items to Communist nations.
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Bucharest
U.S
Congress
Rumania
State Department
Yugoslavia
Tito
U. S
Gratis
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Dean Rusk
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Robert Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
China
California
Pat Brown
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy statement
The Monroe News-Star announces its founding in 1909 with publishers and staff listed, notes its status as an independent newspaper, and states its commitment to impartial news and editorial independence while identifying Associated Press affiliation and advertising representatives.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Branson
Ack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
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National Advertising Representatives
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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