Historic Rights in Danger as Senate Debates Civil Rights Bill
A historic defense of due process is urged as the Senate considers a civil rights bill. Critics warn the measure threatens trial by jury and grand jury indictment, enables federal overreach, and endangers the presumption of innocence, arguing it would erode Magna Carta protections. They cite opposition from Southern senators and contrast with past struggles for liberty.
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Integration in New York Sparks Controversy and Debate
A Washington Go News-Reporter excerpt notes fierce opposition to forceful racial integration in New York City public schools. It claims bus routing to balance races violates freedom of choice, could trigger neighborhood upheaval, and argues there is no constitutional requirement for mandatory school integration.
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Civil rights bill faces triple trials and federal power clash
The discussion cites a civil rights bill risking three trials for the same offense and potential federal troop intervention, reenacting a reconstruction era statute. Proponents argue it threatens individual rights and limits local power, while opponents warn of autocratic overreach and political manipulation under the guise of extending civil rights protections.
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Editorial Digest from Forty Newspapers Digest
Editorial digest compiles the most notable opinions from daily papers received. It highlights varied stances on public policy economics social issues and government actions.
Five Years Ago in Star Briefs Military Families and Global Tensions
Excerpts recall Pvt Earl M Smeediey at Camp Pickett basic training. local pediatrics practice change with Dr Damron and Dr Gibson. Tehran violence over Mossadegh Qavam as premier. Indonesia-Netherlands tension. anniversary buffet hosted by Grants. Rosaland and Beile Kater head to New Orleans. Phoenix heat wave kills over a dozen. Boy Scout Fire Department Wick wreck near Boyce with no injuries.
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Washington water works veteran named principal steam engineer
Mr Frang Kern Steele longtime Washington water works official is appointed principal steam engineer at the sewerage pumping plant with a salary of 1800 dollars a year. He is the son of Thomas H Steele of Kernstown. A crowded elevator in the U.S. Treasury Building failed to injure anyone as it dropped a floor. Miss Ida Robinson travels to Newport News to visit Mr and Mrs C G Robinson and attend the Jamestown exposition.
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Byrd Warns Against Civil Rights Bill's “Quirks” in Senate Speech
Senator Byrd denounces HR 6127 linking rule violations to a broader critique of a proposed civil rights commission. He argues the bill risks federal overreach, armed enforcement, and potential witch hunts, warning it could erode state rights and US jurisprudence.
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Worry Clinic urges salesmanship as vital social role
Dr Crane advises Jim to weigh long term gains in sales versus factory pay while praising salespeople as key to modern living. He notes selling can build loyal clientele over years and suggests trying factory work briefly if needed, then grow sales on the side. He promotes his advertising booklet through the paper.
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Doctor Speaks on Pantry Hygiene and Insect Control
Dr Bundesen outlines pantry pest problems and practical steps to prevent infestations. Clean shelves daily, wipe spills, vacuum cracks, and use safe insecticides. For ants use 5 percent powder, 2 percent spray. for flies apply 5 percent DDT to screens.
How's Your I Q Based On 10 Daily Questions
A historical quiz item asks ten questions covering religious dedications chemistry spelling geography and literature. It includes Lenten Fridays names of ruin and missing dedications and asks which city Richmond Hill belongs to Virginia or Georgia.
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Berne
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