Supreme Court Defers To Law In Civil Rights Protests
The Supreme Court recently upheld contempt convictions of Birmingham protesters from 1963 and affirmed that individuals cannot disregard court orders in the name of free speech. Justice Stewart warned that respect for due process preserves constitutional freedoms, even for rights demonstrators. The court also left intact prior rulings on Florida jail refusals and St. Louis injunctions.
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Potter Stewart
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St. Louis
The States in American government and reform
James Kilpatrick discusses a Committee for Economic Development booklet advocating a balanced federalism. He cites four forces driving state decline urbanization technology Amendment Sixteen and pessimism. He notes postwar urban shift, rapid tech change, tax funding gaps, and the Congress’s lack of tax pressure, arguing states struggle to reform revenues while Congress spends.
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Committee For Economic Development
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California
Jeff Davis to visit England this coming summer
Our Yesterdays recalls 100 years ago Jeff Davis planned a summer trip to England. A citizens meeting was set at the courthouse for tomorrow evening to discuss local affairs. 75 years ago Mrs Charlie R Fox and sons Samuel Richard and Eva visited relatives in Erie Pa. for a family gathering.
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United States
Kosygin Walkout Marks Sour Note in UN Debates
In the UN debate on the Arab-Israeli war Soviet Premier Kosygin walked out as Abba Eban spoke. Johnson also addressed the crisis, stressing US peace plans, while Eban delivered a precise, document ladencase. Both sides blamed the Gulf of Aqaba blockade as the turning point.
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Mideast
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Eban
Gulf
Nasser
Vaccination Schedule From Infancy To Adulthood
A public health column outlines vaccines from 3 months through adulthood, noting variations and the importance of boosters. It covers diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio measles smallpox tuberculin tests and travel vaccines, plus reminders about timely boosters and school-entry requirements. It also includes reader questions about milk intolerance and ear ringing with Dr Mother’s answers.
Miss Muscatine's Reign Ends as Linda Zimmer Farewell Letter
Editor notes Linda Zimmer's year as Miss Muscatine ends with a heartfelt open letter from her father George Zimmer and mother Betty Zimmer. He recalls moving to Muscatine, praises Linda's growth, and thanks the community for support, urging faith, goals, and teamwork as she embarks toward airline stewardess dreams.
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Miss Muscatine
Jeter
Linda
United
Mom
Brown's Two New Careers
Jimmy Brown, the former Negro fullback, has pursued two careers after leaving professional football. He stars in films including The Dirty Dozen earning $40,000, with MGM optioning two more. He also leads the Negro Industrial and Economic Union to promote economic progress and counter black nationalist influence, stressing green power over black power.
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Negro Industrial and Economic Union
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Persevere in Prayer with Mind Awake and Thankful Heart
A prayer asking steadfast watchfulness and gratitude, urging continual petitions for those in need. It thanks the Lord for redeemed souls and renewed lives through earnest prayers, ending in Jesus' name.
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