Mayor Shrunk Emerges From Scandal as Leading Political Figure
A regional column analyzes Ter ry Shrunk of Portland, tied to a bribery case and a not guilty verdict. Observers note his appeal to the common man and suggest his public image could vault him toward state leadership. The piece cites reactions from supporters and questions about political magnetism and the value of identification with the ordinary citizen.
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Oregon
Portland
Terry Shrunk
Umaqua Courier
Pete Tugman
Bill Tugman
Pete
The
Oregonian
Terry
Sam Goldwyn
Ike
Gable
Schrunk
Eisenhower
Clark
Multnomah County
Portland Oregonian
Arkansas
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Amendment to repeal 16th Amendment proposed in Congress
Congressman Clare E. Hoffman of Michigan introduces H. J. Res. 282 to repeal the 16th Amendment. The move aims to end unauthorized activities and halve government costs by restoring full earning power to the individual taxpayer.
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Congress
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
Calls Grow For Constitutional Amendment H J Res 355
The text promotes H J Res 355 introduced June 10 1957 by Rep Ralph W Gwinn urging a constitutional amendment to ban US government from excepting in specified areas and to repeal the 16th Amendment three years after ratification ending personal income and gift taxes. Aimed to mobilize support nationwide amid civil rights tensions.
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Ralph W. Gwinn
New York
United States
Congress
Postmaster Dave Hoover in Mapleton Spurs Postwar Politics
Local notes recount Dave Hoover of Mapleton Oregon visiting Coos County for a postmasters convention while a broader political debate rages over federal school integration and states rights. The writer praises Senator Richard Russell and South opposition to federal power, linking it to constitutional principles and American resilience.
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Democratic Party
Richard B Russell
Georga
Congress
South
Supreme Court
U. S. Congress
United States
S. Supreme Court
Russell
Georgia
U. S
Dave Hoover
Mapleton
Ore
Hoover
Oregon
Wayne Morse
U S. Senate
Wayne
Dave
Coos County
Coos Bay
Cave
Shelly Sackett in Hot Water Again Causes Bank Losses
A Saturday news dispatch claims Shelly Sackett wrote a 59000 dollar check for a defunct Portsmouth World business, returned for insufficient funds, with the Merchants Farmers Bank of Portsmouth seeking 5010000 dollars. The column also recaps local golf chatter and a corrected naming error for Rev Leo Miller.
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Shelly Sackett
Shelly
Portsmouth
Merchants Farmers’ Bank of Portsmouth
Brooklyn Bridge
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