Legion Adjutant Reviews Supreme Court Records
Chester Shore of the American Legion in Montana summarizes a 1962 Con-Record analysis of Supreme Court justices. It cites counts of pro Communist positions versus anti positions for Black Douglas Warren Brennan Frankfurter Clark and Harlan, with totals and percentages reflecting alleged subversive alignments.
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Legion
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Washington State
Hugo Black
Communist Party
Douglas
Warren
Brennan
Justice Frankfurter
Sealeane Weeke
Justice Clark
Justice Harlan
Chester Shore
American Legion of Montana
Motorbike Hazard in Butte as Youths Ride
A Montana editorial warns that motorbikes are increasingly used by boys ages 12 to 13 in Butte and Silver Bow County without driving permits. The piece notes hazards from loud bikes and urges parental responsibility and stricter enforcement to prevent injuries or deaths.
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Montana
Butte
Silver Bow County
Butte Area
Tale of Two Lions Examines Diets of Tennessee Lions
A Tennessee veterinarian experiments with two young lions named Lucifer and Lewis. Lucifer thrives on vegetarian fare while Lewis eats meat, with both showing growth. Dr. Carney notes Lucifer is friendly, Lewis less so, and warns conclusions require years of study.
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Tennessee
Lucifer
Lewis
Trajan Carney
National Observer
Dr. Carney
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
India
Carney
Moderate Republican Action May Have Been Taken Too Late
The Guardian notes the moderate wing of the party may have failed to coalesce. It says Gov. Scranton deserves credit for slowing Goldwater’s momentum but doubts a late shift will win the nomination if Goldwater ultimately dominates.
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Manchester
Eng
Guardian
Gov. Scranton
Goldwater
Mansfield Leads in Senate Return to Normal Abnormality
The article portrays Senatorial drift toward chaos with Majority Leader Mansfield described as a guardian of order yet complicit in a casual lapse after the chaplain's prayer. It notes a remembered but forgotten pledge and hints at ongoing institutional instability.
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Mansfield
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mike
Frederick Brown Harris
Thought Prosperity Is Something You Feel Today
A short excerpt from a Cherryville Kansas Republican column defines prosperity as a feeling and a tangible state, distinguishing personal sentiment from economic signs.
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Cherryville
Kan
Distorted Patriotism and Cold War Nuclear Realities
The text critiques Goldwater’s view of American patriotism as a dangerous distortion. It argues that his belief in a righteous American mission justifies any policy for national interest. It also notes how nuclear weapons are reshaping international relations and constraining choices.
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Goldwater
Tory Party on Spot in Britain
London commentary notes Britain's October election mood with Conservatives weakened by scandals and Harold Macmillan out, Sir Alec Douglas-Home rising but not a firebrand. Labour faces swings of undecideds as Socialists hope to outpoll, while voters wary of extremism, defense, and economic policy shapes.
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London
England
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Alec
Sir Alec
Harold Wilson
Times of London
London Observer
Wilson
Bertrand Russell
Reader condemns topless styles and shop display
A letter from a reader, R, denounces topless bathing suit fashions as immoral and degrading. The writer urges Christians to boycotting stores displaying such garments and asks for moral values to be reconsidered, signing as Ana conda.
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Anaconda
Why Yawning Happens and Its Link to Metabolism
In this column Dr. Mother explains yawning as a response to carbon dioxide levels, fatigue, boredom, and psychosomatic factors. Chronic yawning might hint at low metabolism or thyroid issues, possibly related to inactivity and weight, and suggests metabolism testing if yawning is persistent.
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Logey
Brown Battles Plan to Export Columbia River Power
Gov. Pat Brown pressed President Johnson to delay a hydroelectric scheme linking Columbia River power to Southern California and Arizona. The plan, involving private utilities and a two AC plus two DC line layout, faced opposition from PG&E and Northern California Democrats. Johnson pledged to stall the measure while hearings are held.
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Pat Brown
California
Johnson
Columbia River
Arizona
Brown
Bonneville Dam
Los Angeles
Nevada
United States
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pg&e
Scandinavia
Siberia
Oregon Border
Sarah
Columbiaiver
Gov. Brown
Udall
Congress
Tracy
San Luis
Huge Farm Program Gets Doubtful Results
Chester South Carolina report notes farm population fell 13 percent to 13.8 million while over 7.7 billion in tax money funded the program last year. Per capita cost reaches 558 dollars. per farm family this exceeds 2,200 dollars. Officials cite rural poverty yet defend large subsidies.
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Chester
S.C
America
Calls for Attention to Plight of Prisoners In Viet Nam
A reader expresses concern over U S prisoners in Korea and South Viet Nam, accusing the Communists of using captured soldiers as slaves and parading them, while urging public deliberation on sending troops and freeing captives. The letter references Henry Cabot Lodge and questions government efforts.
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Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Korea
Washington
Wee van Salison
South Viet Nam
Sam Riley
Boor Lette
Fifth Saves the Reds Internal Security Act
The piece argues the Internal Security Act uses the Fifth Amendment to force Communist Party registration and admissions of affiliation. It notes Supreme Court skepticism over extending constitutional protections and recalls a 1961 ruling upholding the Act requiring party registration and listing officers and members.
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Supreme Court
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Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Peesy Verstappen
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