Romney pressuring GOP governors for early presidential endorsements
Washington perspective notes Gov. George Romney aims to secure public endorsements within three weeks at the GOP governors conference starting June 29 in the Grand Tetons. Most governors resist pledging delegations nine months before the first primary, with Alaska's Wally Hickel the only promising an announcement.
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George Romney
Gov. Romney
Grand Tetons
Michigan
Romney
Wally Hickel
Alaska
Gov. Hickel
Nelson Rocckefelleer
New York
Rockefeller
Irony of Werner Klemperer's Hollywood Path
The actor Werner Klemperer son of Otto fled Germany with his family in 1933 after the rise of Hitler. He served three years in the American Army and found fame as Col. Wilhelm Klink on Hogan's Heroes. He aims to avoid playing good Nazis and seeks challenging villain roles including an Oriental villain. He moved to California where his father conducted the Los Angeles Symphony and he pursued acting after wartime service.
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Werner Klemperer
Werner
Otto Klemperer
Germany
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Col
Wilhelm Klink
Eric von Stronheim
Klemperer
Berlin
Klemperers
Switzerland
Cali
Supreme Court Split On Eavesdropping Rulings
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 4 decision, overturned Ralph Berger’s burglary conviction over New York law authorizing electronic bugging with probable cause. Justice Tom Clark’s majority faulted the broad reasonable ground standard, invoking Fourth Amendment privacy protections. Justice Black dissented, arguing any ban on eavesdropping harms crime detection and urged sane limits on exclusion of electronic evidence.
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New York
Tom Clark
Berger
Clark
Black
Death Ends Rivers Career in Georgia Politics
Former Governor Ed D. Rivers Sr. dies at 72 in an Atlanta hospital. A colorful figure in Georgia politics, Rivers served 1937 to 1940 and clashed with Eugene E. Talmadge. He started as a peace officer at 21, then rose from Cairo to the Georgia Senate, and backed laws aiding homesteads and the State Patrol while earning mixed praise for his patronage.
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Ed D. Rivers, Sr
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Eugene E. Talmadge
Ed Rivers
Jonn
South Georgia
Elttorney
Cairo
Georgia Senate
Mahon Calls for Public Restraint on Spending
Representative George H. Mahon warns that deficit estimates are unclear and inflation threatens family budgets. He says the ultimate control rests with the public and Congress will not restrain spending unless people push back.
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White House
Summer Jobs Challenge for Teens Persists
The Greenville Mississippi Democrat Times notes the ongoing struggle to find summer employment for 16 to 21 year olds. It argues many youths face frustration if unemployed and highlights benefits of early worker entry into organizations after graduation, urging employers not to cite excuses to avoid hiring.
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Mias
Democrat-Times
Today in History highlights from June 14, 1967
On this date events include the 1940 German occupation of Paris, the 1717 Continental Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s birth in 1811, Harding’s 1922 radio broadcast, and Roosevelt asset freezes. Also notes on 1944 Saipan invasion and 1960s diplomatic efforts involving Kennedy.
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Haiti
Denia Fignole
John F. Kennedy
Local News Box and Subscriptions Change Notice
Fragmentary local notice shows changes to subscription rates and office contact details. Mentions specific prices and tax adjustments, with unclear dates and names. Unable to determine full entities due to damaged text.
Who Sent Dan All That Cash
A 17 year old Santana High School senior Dan Finch received a cashier’s check for 1006 in the mail with instructions to give it to Dan in appreciation of his integrity and toward his college fund. The anonymous sender left no return address or identifying details.
Congress Needs its Own Lawyer Advocating Congressional Counsel General
The piece argues Congress should have its own lawyer, a Congressional Counsel General, to provide legal guidance independent of the Attorney General. It notes a Supreme Court ruling limiting immunity and calls for stronger protections for congressional committees and staff against civil suits. It cites Sen. Hartke and concerns over leveraging outside counsel in investigations.
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Foreign Singers Bring Hamburg State Opera to New York
The Hamburg State Opera visits America June 23 to July 3 at the Metropolitan Opera House with six operas none of them a late-season staple. The full company including orchestra, five conductors, chorus and backstage staff perform. four operas premiere in New York, including The Visitation by Gunther Schuller, who also wrote the English libretto.
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York
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Philharmonise Ball
Carl Maria von Weber
Die Freisehuts
Membura State Opera
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