Opposed to Arizona Loyalty Oath Bill 35 by Educator
A respected Arizona educator argues against House Bill 35 requiring a state and local government loyalty oath. He condemns it as vague unnecessary discriminatory and unconstitutional and urges a positive oath of allegiance instead, citing historical figures and leaders who opposed disclaimer oaths.
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Arizona
M. T. Phelps
State Supreme Court
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Griswold
Yale University
Europe
America
England
Alexander Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
State of
United States of America
U S Urges Strong UN Support to Back Hammarskjold
Column argues the Congo crisis shows the United States should back UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold against Soviet bloc pressure. It warns against letting Hammarskjold be dumped, urges firm stand, and notes praise for his leadership and past moments in UN history.
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New York
Crsis
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Free Nations
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Guinea
Mali
Ussr
World Organization
Kennedy
Sophia
Bucharest
Tirana
Peserves
Hammarskjold
Trygve
Janet Mick
Dick Nixon
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Rhode Island
Jinx Falkenberg
Prospects for Algerian peace cited Bourguiba role
Foreign News Digest notes brighter prospects for a negotiated Algeria peace as De Gaulle and Bourguiba press moderation and Tunisian-French talks. Nasser and other Arab leaders condemn the referendum, but cautious meetings hint at a possible cease-fire without face loss for either side. Bourguiba is praised for moderating influence.
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Phil Newsom
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
France
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Nasser
Casablanca
Living Bill of Rights urges defense of constitutional law
Ralph McGill argues that hate literature distorts the Constitution and courts and endangers American liberty. He endorses Justice Douglas's Living Bill of Rights as a civics resource and warns that forgetting the law could spell the Republic's demise.
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Atlanta
McGill
Goebbels
Adolph
Hitler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Magistrates Reject Deposit in Bail Case
England magistrates refuse an offer by James Cleary to leave his wife as a deposit while he gathers funds from his brother in law to pay a fine. The UPI report notes the bail request and the magistrates ruling.
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Rugby
England
UPI
James Cleary
Senate Rackets Committee Dies But Union Bosses Remain
Washington report says the Senate Rackets Committee ended its charter after four years, but the Arkansas Pine Bluff arsenal project and Local 706 leadership led by Earl Griffin face ongoing scrutiny. The probe cites misappropriations, illegal union votes, and violations of Arkansas right-to-work law, with over $700000 spent and funds unaccounted for.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
State of Arkansas
Senator McClellan
Earl Griffin
706
Griffin
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Earl
Ernan Griffin
Local 706
Union
United Association
Tulsa
Okla
Brothers Griffin
el Dorado, Ark
Baton Rouge
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Adlai Stevenson
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Arthur S. Flemming
Karl Marx
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Considene
Clem McCarthy
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Rockefeller Plaza
N.Y
Pop
Foreign News Digest
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
West
W. F. Buckley
Jor
Conservatism
National Scene
Ralph McGill
Communist Bloc of Nations
Douglas
Supreme Court
Washington Report
Lewis
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