Editorial on Earl Warren Retirement and Court Appointments
Editorial discusses Chief Justice Earl Warren’s retirement and President Johnson’s plan to nominate Abe Fortas as Chief Justice and Homer Thornberry as associate justice. Republicans object, calling Johnson a lame duck and questioning the legality and propriety of his nominations. The piece cites constitutional language about nomination and Senate advice and consent.
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Frank Carlson
Senate
William Avery
Supreme
The Senate's Duty Court on Johnson's Court Nominations
The piece defends President Johnson naming Fortas and Thornberry to the judiciary, arguing the President must fill roles to maintain government functionality. It claims these moves are constitutional duty, not favoritism, and asserts the Senate should approve to avoid political embarrassment and ensure a full court for six months remaining in Johnson's term.
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Fortas
Thornberry
Supreme Court
Senate
George's Rome Restaurant Quiet in Rome Tourism Down
The narrator visits George's on a narrow Via Veneto side street in Rome. The lunch features thin ham with melon, noodles, soave, and espresso as tourists dwindle due to unrest in Europe and criticism of U.S. travel advisories. The waiter blames French turmoil, student strikes, and Parisian disruption for reduced tourist traffic.
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Via Veneto
Rome
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George’s
Johnson
Paris
Yeast infection questions answered by a doctor
A reader asks if making bread with yeast can cause a yeast infection. The physician explains micro organisms include yeasts many are harmless, antibiotics can disrupt balance, and bread yeast is a useful type not likely to cause vaginal infections.
Congress Eyes Tighter Grip on Federal Reserve Authority
In a debate echoing back to 1913 origins, Congress mulls changing the Fed laws to curb its independence and even chart a housing market loan pipeline. The Joint Economic Committee proposes guidelines for yearly policy changes, with critics urging greater public accountability and coordination with fiscal policy.
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Fed
Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Joint Economic Committee
Federal Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
NBC sets sights on all Negro musical hour Soul
NBC funds a pilot titled Soul a one hour all Negro musical show taped at Burbank studios featuring Lou Rawls Nipsey Russell Redd Foxx and others. Executives Schlatter Friendly and Wolfe say it could lead to a weekly series during January. The project aims for a contemporary irreverent pace with a strong music emphasis.
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Hollywood
NBC
Lou Rawls
Nipsy Russel
Redd Fox
Chambers Brothers
George Kirby
Nbc Burbank
Peyton Place
King
Schlatter
Wolfe
Digby
Deer Births At Ross Quarry Attract Spectators
Bert Ross reports three deer were born last week at the Ross stone crusher plant. The nine existing deer and the newcomers draw many onlookers to the quarry while a barn on F B Wisdoms farm near the Santa Fe Trail nine miles east burned around 8 am with a small amount of hay destroyed.
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Ross
Bert Ross
F. B. Wisdom
Bible Quiz on Flattery and Apostles
A Bible quiz styled item asks four questions: the discernment of flattery toward others, the mission of Jesus' seventy emissaries, the numeral indicating Jericho's fall, and the apostle Jesus rebuked with Get thee behind me Satan. Proverb, Luke, Joshua, and Mark references appear for study.
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Jericho
Jesus
Satan
Mark
Things a columnist might never know from mail
Hal Boyle surveys American life through quirky statistics and curiosities from baby sitters earning over a billion dollars yearly to national habits. The piece notes address-changing rates, medicine spending, holiday diversity in the Virgin Islands, a witty quote about punctuation, and contrasts in fitness and body measurements across eras.
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New York
Virgin Islands
Television Log for Prime Time and Daytime Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs with times spanning 5:00 to 1:05, including news, specials, movies, game shows, soaps, and children's fare. Notable titles include Cowboy in Africa, The Brothers Rice, Eye Guess, and The Black Devil Of Kali, with multiple network and regional broadcast blocks.
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Kali
Mike Douglas
Marshal Dillon
Kansas
Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates and Staff
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly options. It also notes Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and states Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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