Court Vetoes School Dress Code In Hair Rule Case
In a 2 to 1 decision the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago affirmed a lower court ruling that Wawasee High School in Syracuse Indiana violated Greg Carpenter's constitutional rights by enforcing a dress code allowing long hair for boys only with a parental deviation request. The ruling held the democratic process used to adopt the code did not justify denying his right to wear hair as he chooses.
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Court of Appeals
Wawasee High School
Syracuse
Ind
Greg Carpenter
Pathologist Speaks On Cure Of Cancer
Dr. Jack Whitaker spoke at the annual Loan Cupboard for Cancer Patients of Madison County explaining blood sample checks and tissue examination. He urged early diagnosis and regular exams, noting his role as chief at Community Hospital. Mayor Robert Rock praised volunteers. top hours were led by Mrs. Leo Gill with 1,000 hours, with tributes for others and certificates awarded to many, including Florence Lock and Ruth McQuitty.
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Madison County
Whitaker
Community Hospital
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Leo Gill
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Ethel Myers
Arthur Bender
Meda Gaus
Gertrude Dupouy
McAndrew Withdraws From Boston School Superintendent Race
Gordon L. McAndrew, then superintendent of Gary Indiana, pulled his candidacy for Boston's $45,000 yearly school superintendent post, removing himself from the final list of contenders.
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Boston School Committee
Gordon L. McAndrew
Gary
Ind
McAndrew
Nixon signals Vietnam pullout may extend beyond July
President Nixon indicated another troop withdrawal beyond the July 1 target of 49 000 troops. White House aides cited ongoing South Vietnam fighting and Paris talks, with Kissinger noting the withdrawal pace matches prior plans. Nixon met with Kissinger and Haldeman at Key Biscayne as Paris talks falter and a new North Vietnamese assault raises concern. He plans to stay in Florida until Sunday before a Texas trip to Connally’s ranch, skipping a Johnson visit due to a tight schedule.
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Vietnam
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