Samnerwood Eagles Win 1964 Little League Title
The Samnerwood Eagles finished 13 wins 2 losses to top a six-team league in Wellington. Final week results: July 27 Quails 10 Braves 6. July 27 Dodgers 24 Cubs 8. July 28 Eagles 17 Twins 4. July 30 Quails 23 Twins 8. July 30 Dodgers 14 Braves 3. July 31 Eagles 25 Cubs 5.
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United States and dual sovereignty concept explained
The newsletter emphasizes that the United States is a union of separate states in a federal system. It argues citizens hold dual citizenship to national and state governments and warns that national power has grown at the expense of states, urging reversal of this trend.
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Supreme Court Equal Protection ruling shocks Congress
Congressman Walter Rogers notes the June 15 decision that six state legislatures violate the Fourteenth Amendment by apportionment. He says the ruling forces redistricting to roughly equal population across each house and sparks over 80 House proposals to amend the Constitution. Rogers cites Wright Patman’s amendment allowing nonpopulation based apportionment in bicameral legislatures.
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Congressional Endorsement Sought for Constitutional Amendment
The text argues Congress should not adjourn without approving an amendment similar to Patman proposals and sending it to the states for ratification. It contrasts the Great Compromise with state apportionment disputes and cites Justice Harlan’s dissent about federal courts shaping state political structures.
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Constitution and Court Power Clash in State Budget Debates
The piece discusses a $30,000 federal grant for statewide planning on retardation issues in Texas State Hospitals and Special Schools. It criticizes intergovernmental roles and urges constitutional change to let Congress override Supreme Court rulings on constitutionality. It cites Thomas Jefferson and calls for a two thirds Congress to overturn court decisions.
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Austin
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Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Texas Plans Federal Match To Aid Mentally Retarded
Board Chairman Howard Tellepsen states Texas will match a federal grant of 2.2 million to fund a national plan for mental retardation. He cites 300000 Texans affected and waits over 1400 for admission to six state residential institutions. An undersea mountain range is noted in the Arctic Ocean.
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Houston
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Tellepsen
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