Marshall Eyes Supreme Court Seat A Look At His Civil Rights Rise
James Marlow notes that Thurgood Marshall, 57, a pivotal NAACP lawyer and civil rights advocate, could move toward the Supreme Court as solicitor general. Johnson’s appointment would make him the government’s chief appellate voice before the high court, signaling a historic Negro milestone amid past Senate resistance and pay shifts.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Theregood Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Johnson
United States
Justice Department
U.S
Gove
Stanley F. Reed
Senate
Mareshall
Televised Daytime and Late Night Schedule Log Extremes
A dense program log lists dozens of TV slots across hours from 5:00 to 12:10, naming shows, times, and stations or channels with many repeats, cross-refs, and uncertain spellings. Notable entries include Rockey and Friends, The Beverly Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, I Love Lucy, Donna Reed, Steve Unsure, and numerous daily soap operas and game shows across networks.
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Rockey and Friends
Woody Woodpecker
Texan
Virginian
Patty Duke
Dick van Dyke
Peggy
Daily Word
Florian
Faith
Our Times
Fisher Family
Ken
General
Donna Reed
Faether
Whizzo
Trailmaster
Cheyenne
Superman
Mickey Mouse Club
Huckleberry Hound
Magilla Gorilla
Speak Up
Daniel Boone
Munsters
Jonny Quest
Persry Mason
My Three Sons
Johnny Carson
Dev
Tonight's TV Highlights on Virginian Channel 4
Television listings summarize prime time programs across channels. Notable items include Shadow of the Past with Ryker on Channel 4 at 6 30 p m and How to Succeed in Romance on Channel 9 at 7 p m plus Shindig on Channel 9 at 7 30 p m featuring Sammy Jackson.
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Virginian
Channel 4
Ryker
Patty Duke
Channel 9
Patty
Cathy
Jimmy O'Neill
Sammy Jackson
Memphis
Shelly Fabraes
Channel 5
Robert Culp
Edmond O’ Brien
Ben Verlaine
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Brian Donlevy
Channel
Peggy
Jeanne Crain
William Holden
Channel 13
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
Forian
Robert Young
Helen Gilbert
Editorial on the sex amendment in the Civil Rights Act
The piece questions Title VII's ban on hiring discrimination by sex and how it could disrupt traditional help wanted ads. It raises scenarios about advertisers and employers, asking how strict enforcement might affect newspaper classifieds and gendered job listings. The writer contemplates unintended consequences for newspapers and hiring practices.
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The
Herald
Uncle Sam
Reconsidering Women’s Roles in a Changing Workplace
A discussion questions the impact of a new legal standard on job titles and gender roles. The writer contrasts terms from male dominated fields with proposed female equivalents and notes potential safety and capability concerns for physically demanding tasks. The piece ends with a provocative suggestion that shifting norms might even improve operations.
The Old Guard Ages in a Changing Newspaper World
A syndicated columnist era rises from a book born of Washington insiders. Veterans like Winchell and Lippmann persist as readers skew younger, while authors near retirement clash with a widening gap to a 35 year old audience. The piece warns the battered old typewriter may need fresh, young hands.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Bob Allen
Fluton Lewis
Dave Lawerence
Walter Lippmann
Joe Alsop
Scotty Reston
Paternity Test by Blood Types for Fathers
Dear Dr. Mother explains that comparing blood types of child, mother, and alleged father can indicate if the man could be the father or not. The method rests on simple blood group compatibility and offers a basic but limited test.
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J. P. No
Akron
Auld Lang Syne and Local Updates Recall Ottawa History
Twenty five years ago Ottawa honored G A Blewett as the first reserve officer recalled for army expansion. He, a major in air corps reserves, left for Miami Florida. Frank Holden spoke to Lions on Trucking and Truck Service. Mrs Julia B James began a several days vacation from the First National Bank. Romstedt bought a Ford from J H Houser agency fitted with a delivery body. M H Slater of Waverly stayed overnight with his son A H Slater. Mrs Pearl Leeper became manager of the millinery department at Miss Harriet Forbes store.
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G. A. Blewett
Ottawa
Army
Blewett
Air Corps
Miami
Fla
Frank Holden
Ottawa Transfer Company
Lions Club
Julia B. James
The
First National Bank
Pearl Leeper
Harriet Forbes
Baker Street film planned by MGM for Broadway sponsor
New York reports Metro Goldwyn Mayer will produce the film adaptation of Baker Street with Alexander H. Cohen as producer backed by a $250,000 investment from Cohen’s stage production. As a warmup, Cohen will produce Nobody Loves an Albatross this summer for the studio.
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New York
Baker Street
Alexander H. Cohen
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Cohen
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Publication Note
Ottawa Herald lists publication details and subscription rates for trade and outside areas. Editor Robert B. Wellington is noted. Rates include one month to one year options in trade area and outside, with different prices. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves AP content for publication Locally.
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Associated Press
Today in History July 14 1965 highlights and events
On July 14 many historic moments are noted including Perry presenting a letter to Japan's emperor in Tokyo in 1853 and the Bastille storming marking the 1789 start of the French Revolution. Also listed are openings and military honors, plus UN and Afghanistan developments.
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Matthew Perry
Millard Fillmore
Japan
Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Bastille
United Nations Security Council
Dag Hammarskkold
U. N
Congo
United States
Afghanistan
The Child Buyer to Tour Colleges Next Season
The Child Buyer is being prepared for a college tour next season under the Theater Guild. The drama by Paul Shyre based on John Hersey's novel was staged off Broadway recently and withdrawn after 32 performances.
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New York
Paul Shyre
John Hersey
The
Theater Guild
Guild
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