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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1960

Page

3

Law on Sunday sales sparks Supreme Court cases

The Pennsylvania Sunday closing law faces several appeals to the U S Supreme Court with challenges arguing violations of religious freedom and equal treatment. Courts in Massachusetts and Maryland have questioned similar laws while advocates note modern society and transport require reevaluation of old police power-based rulings.

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Convention Humor For Boffs By Inez Robb

Los Angeles columnist Inez Robb reports on lighthearted sketches and jokes from the Democratic National Convention corridors. Tales feature Nixon, Kennedy, and Johnson as factions trade gags about candidates, forest lawn fantasies, and a rooftop suspense joke with Kennedy and Johnson twists. The piece closes with a Pagliacci comparison.

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Political campaigning art of listening to the nation's pulse

Phil H. Cuseth notes political campaigning as listening to the nation’s pulse with one’s mouth open, a sharp quip on modern politics. The line frames campaigning as reactive and performative in tone.

Phil H. Cuseth

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