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Supreme Court Rules on Race Marriage and Civil Rights Protests
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that state bans on interracial marriage violate the 14th Amendment and 5-4 that civil rights leaders including Martin Luther King Jr were in contempt of court for violating an injunction in Birmingham. The decisions limit street protests and reinforce court authority amid urban unrest.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
Louisiana
Warren Court
Warren
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Tallahassee
King
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Johnson Optimism Grows as 1968 Campaign Looms
Johnson shows opinion polls to visitors suggesting Wallace could hurt Republicans. Democrats may secretly back Wallace while urging funding not via CIA. Aides note Johnson’s TV appeal is grim and fund raising rises with dinners in New York Austin and Los Angeles.
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Johnson
White House
Wallace
GOP
CIA
Congress
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Vietnam
Middle East
Wood
United States
Russia
Harry Truman
New York
Austin
Los Angeles
Thieu Ky Run for South Vietnam Presidency
The United States mission in Saigon aims to show no visible backing for Ky or Thieu as candidates. Ky and Thieu are military leaders. the piece discusses their potential impact and the need for a decisive strong leader, noting Ky’s previous stance and current commitment to run.
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United States
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
High Court Expands Labor Power Over Workers
Washington report argues the U S Supreme Court 5 to 4 ruling allows unions to impose rules and fines on workers who dissent or refuse to join strikes. It contends Congress restricted coercion but the court upholds union disciplinary power, challenging rights of dissent and freedom of speech.
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Washington
Russia
Communist Party
United States
Supreme Court of
Congress
Supreme Court
Douglas
Black
High Court
Stewart
Harlan
Wunion
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Israel Shows How To Act Like Power In Middle East Crisis
The Returning Traveler notes Israel took swift action in the Middle East, forcing a rethink of U.S. stance. He questions President Johnson’s leadership and suggests the U.S. study nations that fight for self interest, including Rhodesia and South Africa, to bolster alliances. The piece mocks committees as a sign of Statesmanship as usual.
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Middle East
Johnson
Tel Aviv
Alexander
Lyndon Johnson
Israel
Vietnam
USA
Ho Chi Minh
Nasser
North Vietnam
LBJ
Moscow
Egypt
Kosygin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Ussr
Cuba
Mid East
George Bundy
Bundy
Rhodesia
South Africa
Dinner for King of Thailand at Gracie Mansion
A royal dinner at Gracie Mansion honors King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit with Prime Minister Harold Holt in attendance. Victor Borge entertains as doves entertain hawks on a clear evening as American-Israeli war discourse surfaces in the background.
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Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thailand
Queen Sirikit
Gracie Mansion
John Lindsay
New York City
East River
Triborough Bridge
Victor Borge
Doves
Hawks
Lindsay
New York
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Harold Holt
Australia
King Bhumibol
Manhattan
Stone
P.M
Connecticut
U. S
Far East
Middle East
Israel
Thanat Khoman
Palestine
United States
May
How To Keep Well Toxemias Of Pregnancy
Overview of toxemia in late pregnancy detailing symptoms such as edema headaches visual disturbances and convulsions. Emphasizes early detection bed rest salt restriction and treatment leading to delivery as cure. Ends with health hints and Q and A items on reminiscence palate cardio spasms and fibrositis.
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Americans face overemphasis on sex in culture
A reader laments America’s fixation on sex across books, music, film, and art. The writer urges maturity in a nuclear era, warning that excessive self indulgence risks national decline like ancient civilizations.
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Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Pompeii
Fragmented historical notice from Monroe newspaper archive
A garbled 1909 second class notice lists publication details for the News Star-World in Monroe Louisiana. It references the paper’s offices, publishers and editors, and Associated Press rights, all shown in disrupted OCR text.
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By David Lawrence
By Holmes Alexander
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Sherneon
News Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Monroe
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
Eotor
William C. Hardin
Associates Press
Alliews
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