Turnstile Justice signals lax punishment in big cities
The term Turnstile Justice describes swift releases for offenders, with instant bonds and lenient juries, seen in New York Washington Chicago and Philadelphia. The piece notes growing reforms in juvenile courts in Memphis and Montana as critics warn of erosion of public safety.
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New York
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Philadelphia
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Larry Thomas
Memphis
Tennessee
Montana
Congress Holds Balance and Calls for Stronger Checks and Balances
A congressional charge argues the U S Supreme Court favors communist subversion, weakening Congress and the legislative branch. It cites 1958 to 1961 court decisions and urges Congress to increase its weight to prevent tyranny. Also notes Lipizzaner display at 3lo and a National Park visitor forecast of 100 million in 1964.
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United States
Congress
Supreme Court
U. S. Communist Party
Justice Department
High Court
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson
Strom Thurmond
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Earl Warren
Legislative Branch
Khrushchev
Goldwater ruling on civil rights bill tests party loyalties
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona declares he will vote against the civil rights bill’s controversial sections while supporting reform by constitutional means. He votes for Humphrey Dirksen amendments but says enacting the full measure would violate his oath if unconstitutional. The move reshapes GOP debates and potential presidential implications ahead of the 1964 convention.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United States Senate
Goldwater
Congress
Humphrey- Dirksen
Senate
House
Senator Goldwater
Republican Party
North
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Norris Cotton
New Hamphshire
Rights Hope Whites Will Not Behave As Negroes Under Civil Rights Act
Washington liberals from the President to Senator Humphrey express low confidence that Negro radicals will be satisfied or that whites will comply with the Civil Rights Act. The piece argues elites expect mass white obedience despite federal oversight and warns against civil disobedience by whites, noting potential political reactions and the unresolved issue of national referenda.
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Washington
Humphrey Downward
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Wallace
Congress
Russell
Georgia
Tacoma
Seattle
Rhode Island
Rhode Island House of Delegates
Kansas City
How To Keep Well SINGLE CAR ACCIDENT
The article discusses the rise of deadly one car crashes, with Chicago seeing a 3 percent increase in such deaths over four years. It highlights crashes into fixed objects, cites autopsy calls, and links factors like drinking, fatigue, psychopathic traits in teens, epilepsy, suicide, heart issues, and stroke. It argues for thorough investigation despite family protections.
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Chicago
Chicago Traffic Safety Review
Hysterectomy and heart attacks link debated
W E D reports no direct link between hysterectomy and heart attacks compared with other surgeries. The text notes estrongen protection against artery hardening in women, an advantage lost if ovaries are removed or after menopause.
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W.E.D
Dowager's lump and exercise value discussed
Mrs R M reports a fatty lump at the back of the neck called a dowager’s lump. She asks if exercise can eradicate it. The response notes exercise may improve posture and reduce visibility but eliminating the hump is likely difficult.
Meniere's Disease Not Caused by Deafness Says Expert
L M states Meniere's disease does not result from deafness. Deafness often accompanies tinnitus and dizziness in Meniere's syndrome. A stamped self addressed envelope is requested to receive a leaflet about Meniere's disease.
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L. M
Meniere's
Significance of arcus senilis in older people
J. M. notes that arcus senilis forms a white ring around the cornea and is of no clinical significance beyond indicating advancing age. The finding commonly appears in elderly individuals and does not imply other eye disease.
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J. M
Todays Health Hint Walking the dog is exercise
A brief health note states that walking a dog counts as physical activity. It encourages regular light cardio through routine dog walks to improve everyday fitness and well being.
Scranton Defeat in Indiana reshapes GOP race
Indiana GOP chair Roy Conrad endorses Barry Goldwater, signaling a shift as Scranton loses expected first ballot support. Delegates in Oregon Arkansas New York Ohio Wisconsin and Pennsylvania tilt toward Goldwater, while Scranton’s Ohio and Illinois marks show limited backing. Foreign aid controversy emerges with Bolivia postal system funds and U S scholarship programs amid GOP tensions.
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Roy Conrad
William Scranton
Goldwater
Indiana
Scranton
Conrad
Rockefeller
Scranton Corral
Oregon
Arkansas
Nelson
Winthrop
New York
John Ashbrook
Ohio
James Rhodes
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
GOP
Talbot Peterson
Pennsylvania
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy note
A historical newspaper masthead and policy statement from the Monroe News-Star detailing founding date 1909 publisher names, management, Associated Press affiliation, advertising representatives, and the paper’s editorial stance and independence.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe la
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Ree
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Lausche
Theodore R. van Dellen
Buffalo
Fulton Lewis
Political Times
Rockefeller For President
Illinois
Lodge
Nixon
Mrs. Smith
H. R. Gross
Iowa
State Department
Bolivia
la Paz
Gross
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
East Berlin
Europe
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