Atheist Madalyn Murray Leaves Maryland for Hawaii
The activist behind court rulings against school prayer has moved with her family from Maryland to Hawaii seeking sanctuary. A weekend melee at the Murray home led to contempt charges for a 17 year old's marriage unrelated disputes with police. Authorities fear ongoing clashes with Jewish Catholic Protestant and Buddhist groups as extradition questions arise. Murray hoped Hawaii would shield her from Maryland authorities while the Supreme Court decision in her favor on prayer stands as a landmark case.
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Norito Nagao
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U. S. Supreme Court
Debating Automation and Income Rights in U S Policy
The piece argues against fixed income as a constitutional right, warning such schemes undermine work incentives and private property. It cites Dr. Hutchins, Raul Prebisch, and historical Soviet experience, noting rapid US automation and payroll growth while cautioning against compensatory finance and shared wealth narratives.
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Center For Democratic Studies
Raul Prebisch
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United States
Soviet Russia
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Robert Hutchins Center
Argentina
Louisiana
U. S. Senate
One Person One Vote and the Senate Shift Debate
A 1964 New York Herald Tribune opinion piece questions applying one person one vote to Congress. It analyzes Supreme Court rulings on population-based apportionment and warns that expanding representation could yield 624 senators, altering control to a few large states and risking urban political machines. Senator Dirksen hints at a constitutional amendment to limit Court power.
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Supreme Court and Representation by Population Debate
Opinion by Chief Justice Warren criticizes the idea of treating people as mere numbers in districting. The piece contrasts the trees and landscapes with human communities and argues for rational, population-based yet locally aware apportionment, noting dissenting Justices Harlan Stewart Clark and their cautions about overreach.
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Supreme Court
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Joyce Kilmer
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Goldwater Youth In Action Drives Goldwater Campaign Structure
The Goldwater Youth for Goldwater group operates from downtown Washington National HQs with about 70 000 members nationwide. Jim Harff, 23, directs the corps and has recruited YR leaders in every state. YFG collaborates with Young Americans for Freedom and mobilizes 25 million Americans ages 16 to 24, with 10 million first time voters. They sponsor rallies, registration drives, and get out the vote efforts across states. Major events include a 18 000 Madison Square Garden rally and a 25 000 attendee Southern California rally. The group plans July 13 at the Shrine Auditorium for the GOP convention opening, coordinating delegates and press. Harff plans close work with Donald Lukens after nomination. YRs to back Barry.
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Jim Harff
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College
Young Republicans
Goldwater
Young Americans For Freedom
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YFG
HARFF
Illinois
Chicago
International Amphitheater
New York
Madison Square Garden
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California
Southern California
National Youth For Goldwater
San Francisco Shrine Auditorium
How To Keep Well And The Health Hint Column
Readers seek diagnoses by mail but cannot replace exams and lab data. The piece notes migraine misdiagnosis risks, epilepsy cases mistaken as migraine, and behavioral symptoms in psychomotor epilepsy. It discusses vitamin E claims and the psychological nature of some health improvements. It covers gall bladder seasonality parsnips longevity myths and heredity versus habit in obesity. Keep a first aid kit in the ar
Belief in Angels Across Time and Faith
The text affirms belief in angels citing biblical mentions over 300 times and distinguishes three kinds: heavenly, earthly, and diabolical. It notes fallen angels cast out with Satan and praises holy angels who praise God and guard believers, concluding personal belief in angels grounded in scripture.
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Monroe News Star masthead and governance note
The Monroe News Star, founded 1909, is an independent evening daily printed five days a week. It lists publishers and executives including John D. Ewing and Robert Ewing Jr and notes AP news use rights and Branham Co advertising representation.
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Wilson Ewing
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Olive Streets
Rennes
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
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Dallas
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