Thurgood Marshall Named Solicitor General
The president appoints Thurgood Marshall from the federal appellate bench as solicitor general, a role shaping government arguments before the Supreme Court. Marshall’s track record includes major civil rights victories such as the 1954 school desegregation decision, and he may someday reach the Supreme Court.
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Quip Refers to Reincarnation at Quitting Time
The line jokes about people coming back to life at quitting time suggesting a playful take on work fatigue and after hours escape. It frames a humorous image of renewal as the workday ends.
Daily Across: Fails to win Behind French river
Word puzzle clues include French river and cornet with entries such as chest, sloth, ode, and Galfer’s aid. Several numbers and partial phrases appear, suggesting a cryptic grid with multiple intersecting definitions and incomplete lines.
Learn His Hobby Dear Abby column readers letters
A readers note questions church social groups duplicating wives hobbies causes tension with husbands. Abby suggests individuals pursue shared interests with spouses and avoid faulting organizers. A second letter jokes about a nature lovers club and a thistle pin, urging spouses to join or observe. A third query about coffee money in an office hints at accountability and receipts. Abby closes with private reply offer and pamphlet request.
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Norwalk Mayor Candidacy Withdrawn by Michael C. Rice
Michael C. Rice withdraws as Republican mayoral candidate for Norwalk Ohio effective Sept 1 1965 to allow party to nominate a replacement for the November 2 election. He leaves his draftsman job at Huron County Engineer’s Office to join the State Auditor’s Mansfield staff as a state examiner.
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Johnson and West Virginia policy in South Vietnam debate
In a discussion of President Johnson’s upcoming news conference on South Vietnam, William Buckley Jr notes the West Virginia analogy for unproductive bombing areas while columnist Josep Alsop suggests a possible shift toward stronger measures. The piece contrasts secrecy, public informing, and Johnson’s repeated pledge to contain Communists in Asia.
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