Pals oppose Fortas chief justice move amid lameduck rift
US Senator Jack Miller of Iowa joins 17 Republicans in opposition to President Johnson's plan to nominate Abe Fortas as Chief Justice. The effort targets a potential lameduck appointment, while Johnson retains constitutional authority to nominate. Senators argue the move could curb court prestige and invite Senate dispute, though confirmation seems likely.
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It Is News or Publicity By Jim Bishop
A compact critique on distinguishing news from publicity across media, noting politicians and public relations raise questions about authenticity, with examples from Nixon, Rockefeller, and televised protests. The piece argues publicity shapes daily life, from government messaging to book promotion, and warns readers to weigh events against their independence from PR framing.
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Setback in Senate delays major gun control push
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 7-5 to postpone further action on major firearms control bills until July 9. The move comes after President Johnson urged national gun registration and owner licensing, amid shifting public opinion and NRA opposition. Absent senators Kennedy, Smathers, Scott, and McClellan could have altered the outcome.
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Mononucleosis and fever myths in Dr. Motner column
Readers ask about high fevers in children and the kissing disease mononucleosis. Dr Motner notes rectal temps exceed oral by about one degree, high fever not always causing brain damage, and advises calm treatment. He covers mono causes, contagion, and self limited nature, plus guidance on orange juice storage and leg cramps remedies.
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Letters to the Editor and Racing Opinion
A batch of reader letters covers gun legislation coverage, a booster petition for David M. Stanley for U S Senate, and a Mid-Season Championship race report. The writers praise balanced journalism, urge support for Stanley, and defend stock car racing noting accidents are possible and opinions should be fact based.
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Laundry Talk Turns Tough for Brooklyn Hippie Child
In New York a dramatic urban scene unfolds with parents, cops, neighbors, and street folks trading jabs about a young man nicknamed a flower child. The dialogue mocks nonconformity and hints at family strain, social pressures, and city life.
Fourth of July Basket Picnic Planned by Baptist Church
Our Yesterdays notes a Baptist church plan to hold a Fourth of July basket picnic in Court House square. The item reflects local community gathering tradition and church involvement.
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This Day In History June 28 1968 Highlights
Today in History highlights include the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand sparking World War I and the 1778 Battle of Monmouth with Molly Pitcher noted for aiding colonial troops. Other events cover Victoria's 1838 coronation, the 1919 Versailles Treaty, Yugoslavia wartime actions, and postwar Cold War mentions.
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Daily Prayer invokes God's presence in temptations
A short religious prayer thanks God for His presence in tribulation and asks guidance to grow closer to Christ and overcome temptations through His help. The reformulated lines reference James 1 13 and express devotion to seeking divine aid and a closer relationship with Jesus.
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