Editorial view on Thurgood Marshall Supreme Court appointment
The piece notes Johnson’s choice of Thurgood Marshall as Supreme Court justice amid expectations of racial progress. It argues Marshall’s race is incidental to his qualifications, predicts modest shifts in court balance, and asserts Marshall ranks highly among potential justices given his long career.
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Venus Mariner 5 Probe Faces High Cost and Future Plans
Dr. William H. Pickering of JPL cites Mariner 5 as a crucial step to study Venus atmosphere ahead of any manned landing. The four month mission costs 35 million dollars, prompting questions about future post lunar milestones and possible U S Soviet collaboration to cut duplication.
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Supreme Court Population Equality in Redistricting
The opinion argues for applying the 1968 redistricting rule reducing district variance to 10 percent rather than waiting to 1972. It rejects delaying arguments and supports Senate action against undue delay, noting broad national benefit and fairness in voter influence.
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Power of Faith By Wood Ishmael
The Rev H Telfer Mook, ex lawyer and WWII naval interpreter, led famine relief in India as Southern Asia regional secretary for World Ministries. He organized emergency food aid and road and irrigation projects, and launched long term farming modernization programs to empower Indian farmers. He cites divine guidance guiding his work amid vast need.
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Life in the 1800s Couriers Clippings reveal Terre Haute area
The Wabash Courier details land near Terre Haute with a steam saw mill, dwelling, store, and 100 acres of woodland. notes new grocery shop by B M Harrison, Rose Warren business split, John F Cruft fireproof powder magazine, coal digger demand, and Thompson Condit store opening. Misses Harris plan a school starting July 2 offering basic subjects and needlework.
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Laughter and light as missile defense meets TV tech
In a wry column the author riffs on ballistic missile defense using color television sets as upside down radar. Citing Rep. Paul Rogers and Rep. Craig Hosmer, the piece ponders radiation worries and urges further investigation of unconventional defense ideas.
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Tribune Star Sunday newspaper rates and mailing details
The Terre Haute Tribune-Star notices subscription options for Indiana Illinois and surrounding areas with rates for Evening and Sunday editions including yearly and half year options. It notes delivery by special messenger and mail, with mailing rights and republication policy under Associated Press guidelines.
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Horoscope for Sunday Readers born June 18
Born under a versatile sign you grow toward a single directed career path but risk isolation. Business sense aids any path, and women especially manage a household economically yet gracefully. Family remains your best support. avoid impulsive decisions during mood swings.
Nova Schools reshape learning with student led exploration
In the classroom walls host large TV screens as Nova Schools offer free form seminars. Students use a light reader and hands on labs while teachers guide one to one discussions. Notables such as Arthur Wolfe and Robert Allen push two talent theory and non motivated students through innovative games. Nova backed by Ford Foundation aims to revolutionize education nationwide.
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Kennedy bill on redistricting sparks 1968 campaign fears
Senator Edward Kennedy pushed a measure to loosen population variance limits for congressional districts, potentially forcing at large elections in 33 states. Critics warn rapid deadlines could derail presidential and Senate races, while supporters say parties will mobilize to meet the challenge. The measure faces conference review amid broad Republican and Democratic reactions and a list of states potentially affected.
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