Rulings Bring Pressure To Bear On Supreme Court
Washington confronts an impeachment of the Supreme Court as Congress fights to curb its power over reapportionment. Dirksen links a two year delay to foreign aid to push a constitutional amendment opponents fear could nullify the court. Democrats split while Johnson stays silent on reapportionment.
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Supreme Court
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Country
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Sit
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Dirksen
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson Administration
Justice Department
Paul Douglas
Mike Dirksen
House
Industry Moves Into High Gear as August Output Sets Records
AP reports industry accelerates before Labor Day with record August steel output at about 10.5 million tons, July factory shipments up 3 percent to 87.9 billion, and new orders rebounding to 39.4 billion. Auto labor talks loom after Labor Day, potential steel strike hinted for May.
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Commerce Department
Aerospace Industries
Poet Cuts Signs Down On Highway Billboard Protest
In Kelowna British Columbia a man calling himself the poetic carpenter removes highway billboards and leaves Ogden Nash lines to explain his act. Since July 22 he has toppled five signs valued up to 500 dollars each, saving the boards with poems attached along a scenic route.
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Kelowna
Lane Area Notes News Box at White's Grocery
A news box will be placed in White's grocery store for items to be collected Monday at noon. El Rey Stevens returns to the post office after a three week vacation. Mrs. Joe Alexander assisted in the office. WSCS met in the Church Annex with Mrs. Allie Knoop presiding, leading song and prayer. Mrs. Donald Waddle led the lesson with helpers Mrs. Bob Bisig and Mrs. LaVerne Ellis.
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White’s
el Rey Stevens
Joe Alexander
WSCS
Church Annex
Allie Knoop
Donald Waddle
Bob Bisig
LaVerne Ellis
German Peace Strain: GI Views and German Reactions
A look at U S troops in Germany and local sentiment reveals mutual friction and cultural gaps. GIs describe German rudeness and loud driving while German columnists note failed introductions. Separate American communities persist despite official aims of friendly civilian contact.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
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Leidutz
Gil
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