Supreme Court apportionment ruling shocks states
The Court held state legislative maps in Virginia Maryland New York Delaware Alabama and Colorado unconstitutional, signaling possible action affecting up to 40 states. Leaders from both parties fear rural voters will lose ground while officials debate implications for future elections and checks and balances.
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Colorado
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Prendergast
Modifications Loom Before Civil Rights Passage
The piece analyzes tactics to push a civil rights bill through Congress, discussing cloture, House rules, and procedural options to avoid further changes. It notes the Johnson administration aims to fast track via one shot or suspension rules, with final enactment uncertain and contingent on political timing.
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House Rules Committee
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Confusedcotton subsidy plan sparks industry turmoil
Washington reports that Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman has postponed decisions on cotton subsidy receivers, shifting responsibility to cotton firms. The plan increases paperwork and bonding costs, threatening higher business costs and market demoralization, with hope that all sectors unite for a workable solution.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Congress
Freeman
Voters Deserve A Choice In A 1964 Election Year
The piece argues that Goldwater has strengthened since the California primary and critics label him an extremist. It notes the 1964 election centers on offering a choice between welfare state policies and state well being, with factions seeking more federal control.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
U. S
Arizona
Goldwater Prefers Right Over Office In Civil Rights Clash
In a candid interview Barry Goldwater weighs the Civil Rights bill, opposing two titles on public accommodation and fair employment but supporting voter rights and education. He warns of federal overreach and a potential political cost if he votes against the measure, insisting he would rather be right than president. The Arizona senator cites liberal opposition and notes a Virginia city council Negro victory as civil rights in action.
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Richmond
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Goldwater
Arizona
Mansfield - Dirksen
California
Bank of America
Barry
How To Keep Well FLAMMABLE CLOTHING
The column warns about burns from flammable clothing and suggests sewing flameproof material like denim. It covers teaching family fire safety, proper fire response, and risks from cigarettes, heaters, and candles. Also includes readers’ health questions on sores, hives, numb soles, and kidneys.
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American Medical Association
Soviet Missiles In Algeria and U S Policy Debate
Reports from Paris and Washington describe a Soviet missile complex near La Calle Algeria and fears it could threaten U S forces in the Mediterranean. French politician Jean Louis Tixier-Vignancour warns of 600 mile ranges. Ben Bella's Moscow talks cited. U S lawmakers urge tougher Algeria policy amid Cuba parallels and Algerian ties to Moscow.
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Jean Louis Tixier - Vignancour
la Calle
Tunisian
William Randolph Hearst Jr
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France
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Figaro
Russia
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Jack Miller
Iowa
Cuba
Africa
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John Kennedy
Senate
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Havana
Ben Bella
Guantanamo
South Korea
South Vietnam
Red China
Omar Haraigue
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Ussr
China
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Maryland
Peace Through Faith in Christ Not Just Belief in Bible
The answer explains that peace and assurance come from faith in Christ, not merely belief in the Bible. Trust Christ as Savior, acknowledge Him as Lord, and read Scripture asking God to speak, then obey. True assurance follows faith in God's promises and obedience to His revealed will.
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Monroe News Star Publisher and staff listing 1929 note
The Monroe News Star is an independent newspaper printed evenings five days a week in Monroe Louisiana. Publisher Joan D Ewing 1929 Teena class postage paid at Monroe La. Staff includes Reece Nera Robert Ewing Jr chairman William H Bronson president Jack S Campbell general manager Edmund G Brown assistant general Mor Jack Gates executive editor Dallas Roper managing editor and Associated Press news dispatches. Advertising by The Branham Company with offices in New York Chicago Atlanta Detroit Memphis Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Charlotte.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe la
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Reece Nera
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
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Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe
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Steers
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Cambridge
Sen. Goldwater
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Wong
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