United We Stand Liberty or Die Echoes in History
A civic exhortation argues that division weakens nations echoing Patrick Henry. The piece warns against forced legislation and warns readers that unity and vigilance are crucial for liberty. It cites classical frames and the need to resist tyranny, urging bold action.
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In History Highlights Across the Years
On this date in 1950 North Korean forces invaded across the 38th parallel triggering UN condemnation. Virginia ratified the U S Constitution in 1789. Bear Flag War battle in 1846. Custer’s 1876 massacre at Little Bighorn. Eisenhower set up European theater in 1942. WWII Burma ops in 1945. Past years note UN aid to Lebanon and school prayer ruling in 1962.
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Kennedy plan would enlarge attorney general civil rights power
President Kennedy proposed broadening the attorney general s authority to seek court injunctions against private businesses and segregated public schools discriminating against Negroes when individuals cannot afford or fear to sue. Southern Democrats oppose expanding federal action, arguing for slower progress and tighter limits.
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Party Chairs Clash Over 1964 Issues in Interview
ERNEST B. VACCARO reports at Washington that Republican and Democratic leaders map race themes for 1964. They discuss Cuba policy civil rights bipartisan prospects Dirksen Rockefeller and Truman remarks and South political prospects.
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Vacation Urge Explored by German Tourism Study
The Huntington Herald-Advertiser outlines a German sociological study on mass tourism. It reports that recreation motivates most travelers, while escape from routine drives trips more than seeking new experiences. Travel intensity cluster centers among office clerks and civil servants, with city size boosting the urge.
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Crossword Clue List From Ancient Slips
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Politics Peril What We Think
A columnist laments a Supreme Court ruling on Bible reading in schools may weaken free expression and reduce literature cultivation. He recalls King James English shaping writers and laments reduced literary exposure, suggesting alternative courses and criticizing test scoring methods.
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Court Coerces Speech Limits In Labor Case
In a 1963 commentary the Supreme Court is said to inadvertently weaken free speech while the NLRB weighs a GE case. The Tribune cites a trial examiner's view that GE communications on competition and job security may interfere with collective bargaining by binding management to inflexibility. The piece frets that a sustained ruling could silence corporate voices about its own policies.
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Law and order maze in a land of endless statutes
Readers lament the abundance and confusion of state and federal laws. They point to continual amendments and new laws that overwhelm courts, lawyers, and officials seeking the applicable rule in a specific case.
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World War I losers lead 1950s growth in industry nations
The data shows Japan at 8.5 percent annual growth and Germany at 7.5 percent for 1950 to 1960. The United States and the United Kingdom, winners of the war, have lower rates of growth at 8.0 percent and 2.6 percent respectively. Fact from St. Petersburg, Fila Rotary Sunbeam.
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