Political Controversy Over Supreme Court Selections Grows
Southern Democrats challenge court rulings as Griffin allies court support edges near filibuster risk. Rockefeller defends Johnson appointees amid cross party debate. Warren steps back from politics while Allott seeks delays. A House resolution proposes six year Supreme Court justice reconfirmations.
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Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Griffin
Supreme Court
House
William C. Cowger
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Jim Bishop comments on income inequality and poverty thresholds, critiquing political debates and proposals. He muses on the inadequacy of tailored solutions, praises candor over certainty, and jokes about futuristic politics and a computer running for president.
On the Line: Nixon Leads Primaries as Rocky Eyes Miami Nomination
Nixon wins each primary by large margins while Governor Rockefeller appears poised to secure the Democratic nomination at Miami. Both parties anticipate facing George Wallace and seek running mates to counter his power in the South and urban North and Midwest. Possible picks include Connally for Democrats and a Southern Californian for Republicans.
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Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Jimmy Durante
Humphrey
Rocky
Miami
George Wallace
Wallace
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North
Middle West
John Connally
Texas
JFK
LBJ
Ronnie
No Turn Signs Clarified at 6th and Chestnut Streets
Captain Joseph Rollings of the police traffic department warns motorists that the No Turn signs at 6th and Chestnut are now clearly marked. City Judge Paul M. Messick says the signs were not visible enough. Eight signs at the intersection read No Turns 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon sat.
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Joseph Rollings
Police Traffic Department
6Th
Chestnut Streets
Paul M. Messick
Texas Bigger Than England France And West Germany Combined
A compact comparison notes Texas surpasses England and France and West Germany in size, illustrating the vast geographic scale of the U S state relative to major European regions and nations. The statement emphasizes continental proportions without additional context or data.
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Texas
England
France
West Germany
Humphrey Denies Status Quo Label in Tax Proposals
Humphrey rejects the label status quo as he pledges a complete study of the tax laws to pursue greater equity in what citizens pay. Nixon proposes a blue ribbon commission to overhaul federal government operations with top management, government, and academic talent. Rockefeller disputes Nixon on Johnson court nominations during Sioux City clash. Kansas Democrats pledge 38 votes unit basis to Humphrey as McCarthy hosts NAACP event in Atlantic City.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Supreme Court
White House
Rockefeller
Sioux City
Iowa
Waverly
Minn
Kansas
Demoi
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atlantic City
Frieda Terhorst Reported In Fair Condition At St Anthony
Frieda Terhorst county Democrat vice chairman and Vigo Board of Voter Registration member was reported in fair condition Friday at St Anthony Hospital after an earlier sudden illness.
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Frieda Terhorst
Democrat
Vigo
Board of Voter Registration
St. Anthony Hospital
Viornin Judge Charles Kirby and Others Fined in Indiana
A list of court penalties includes Charles H. Kirby 17 of 920 Hampton St fined 32.25 for speeding, Carol Marina 20 fined 3.25 for improper muffler, George Traverse 48 fined 32.25 for speeding, Luciel May McKinney 29 fined 32.25 and 30 with 90 days on the Indiana State Farm, Jerry Stevens 34 fined 30 and 30 days jail for public intoxication, Carolyn Richardson 26 fined 17.25 for stop sign violation, Leo Rae 74 fined 17.25 for stop sign violation, Robert Goodrich 16 fined 17.25 for signal violation, Hobart Pike 26 no operator’s license, Robert Couch 17 no operator’s license, Robert L. Hoover 31 fined 13.25 for permitting unlicensed driver, Jesse Batson 24 fined 3.25 for no aeralic license, Patricia Fouty 37 fined 13.25 for signal violation, Milo Bailey 59 public intoxication, Betty Erdle 28 fined 17.25 for signal violation, William Vou 18 no helmet for motorcycle fined 13.25, Steven Lynn 18 violation of turn sign fined 13.25, Marion Gardner 28 false registration fined 7.25.
Chaney closes Taft Institute with discussion
Buena Chaney of Vigo County and the Seventh District Republican chairman delivered the final address at the Robert Taft Institute on Indiana State University campus. He spoke on the stand in politics and the ability to select GOP candidates who can win in November, urging that candidates represent the majority and earn voters’ trust. The Terre Haute attorney also led a Q A period after outlining his role in organizing GOP ranks.
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Buena Chaney
Vigo County
Robert Taft Institute
Indiana State University
Chaney
Terre Haute
Three Divorces in Vigo Superior Court No 2
Three divorces were granted Friday by Vigo Superior Court No 2. Della Sims was awarded a divorce and custody of a child from Paul Sims, who is in the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton, with child support of 15 dollars weekly. Linda L. Smith was granted a divorce and custody of two children from Donald L. Smith, who must pay 40 dollars weekly. Judith M. Wilson obtained a divorce and alimony of 2750 dollars from Wil lim Wilson.
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Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Charles K. McCrory
Della Sims
Sycamore St
Paul Sims
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Linda L. Smith
S. 6Th St
Donald L. Smith
Judith M. Wilson
RR 1
West Terre Haute
Willim Wilson
Wake Up Your Peristalsis Advertent
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