Editorial Wrong In The Beginning
The Supreme Court rebuked the House for denying Rep. Adam Clayton Powell his seat, ruling Powell met constitutional qualifications. It notes the House can eject a seated member by two thirds, but calls the Powell case a procedural error and suggests executive action might have clarified the merits. Powell’s re election and ongoing feud with opponents are referenced.
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Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell
High Court
House
Powell
Rimini
Harlem
Old
U. S
Congress
Executive Branch
Johnson Administration
Looking Ahead for Docking Third Term Rumor
Governor Robert Docking has hired an assistant news secretary at 6000 dollars while already employing a 12000 dollar press secretary. The move, critics say, suggests efforts to shape his image and control messaging as he contemplates a potential third term, potentially at public expense.
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Gov
Robert Docking
Docking
Dear Dr Thosteson Q and A column confusing medical opinions
A reader asks if post X ray induced sterility can reverse and if a man once deemed sterile can sire a live child. Dr Thosteson notes uncertainty, emphasizes probabilistic outcomes, urges medical testing, and cautions not to rely on absolute now and then adds general medical Q A on tranquilizers with alcohol, cysts versus tumors, flat feet, microwaves, and hyaline membrane disease.
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Thosteson
F.N
Time Is Ripe To Slow Down War
Former defense secretary Clark M. Clifford urges reducing U.S. combat in Vietnam and withdrawing ground troops by end of 1970. He argues the basic objective has been met and liquidation of combat pressure would spur Saigon to accept a settlement, with a staged 100,000-man withdrawal this year. He notes changes since 1965 and says Paris talks benefited from a halt in bombing.
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Clark M. Clifford
United States
Vietnam
Clifford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
U.S
South
South Vietnam
Council On Foreign Relations
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Johnson
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Indonesia
Communist Party
China
Nixon
Manders
Paris
Hanoi
Sit Stall For A Minute New York On Move And Migration Trends
A national sense of restlessness drives movement from farms to cities and toward suburbs. About 18 million Americans expected to move homes this summer. White flight from core cities to suburbs accelerates, with 500,000 whites leaving cities yearly, while Negro movement to suburbs rises. Manufacturing losses in cities coupled with tax-base erosion and job declines worsen urban deterioration.
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NICB
Conrad Taeuber
Census Bureau
Estelle Parsons Reveals Irony and Drive Behind Acting
Estelle Parsons speaks of hating life but loving acting in a public portrait. The Oscar winner for Bonnie and Clyde, a Rachel, Rachel nominee, and two Obie award winner, discusses choices, age, and her belief that artists seek to create a life beyond ordinary experience. Parsons credits her offbeat philosophy to a blend of aloofness and passion, noting her disdain for competition and her desire to play unsympathetic characters to reveal humanity.
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Estelle
Rachel
Miss Parsons
Marblehead
Mass
Actige
New York
NBC
Richard Gehman
Martha
Abbie
Television Log Night Schedule Across News Weather and Movies
A dense TV guide listing prime time daytime and late night programs across news weather cartoons and dramas. Notable entries include Flintstones I Love Lucy or similar classics with many channel blocks, movies, talk shows and game shows across hours, with multiple stations and times. The list mentions The Saint Laredo Untouchables Batman and many more, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Daniel Boone
Animal World
Flying Nun
NET Playhouse
Prisoner
SIS
Tom Jones
Dean Martin
Joey Bishop
Laredo
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Metropole Details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication from 104 S Cedar with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It outlines trade area subscription rates by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, one year 10.00, and outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Py Mail
Associated Press
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Hal Boyle
Television Log
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Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Virginia Graham
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General Hospital
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Gomer Pyle
Mavie
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the Saint
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Mr. Allison
Robinson Crusoe
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