Reporting And The Courts In Media Ethics Debate
The ABA Journal weighs criminal case coverage amid Warren Commission findings and NJ Supreme Court rulings. Judge J Skelly Wright urges media cooperation with judges to curb trial by press, favoring voluntary standards and Canon 20 while permitting some cameras in courts.
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Magistrates’ Court
J. Skelly Wright
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
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Wright
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Journal of the American Judicature Society
Milton R. Wessel
New York
Shockingly Bad Packaging Law Sparks Senate Debate
A Senate subcommittee backs a stringent federal packaging bill to curb deceptive labeling. Critics led by Sen Dirksen and Sen Hruska call the measure “shockingly bad,” arguing it would raise prices, curb competition, and treat consumers as uninformed. They contend existing weights and measures laws suffice.
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Cure: Prevention in Inflation Fight
Inflation ranks as a major near term problem and demands cures that prevent it rather than later fixes. National Review warns against monetary policy sprees and calls for decisive action to curb government deficits to protect the currency’s value.
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National Review
Treasury
Successful Investing Juggles Holdings And Income
A salesman aged 59 with asthma outlines holdings including savings bonds, mutual funds, cooperative stock, Columbia Broadcasting, and 500 Income Properties shares bought at 5500 now worth 3 a share. Advisor recommends selling bonds, reallocating to FMC Corp Procter Gamble and PG&E, and switching Income Properties into inflation hedges. The piece also covers Treasury notes maturing 1965 1970 and their call risk and selling options.
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Procters'& Gamble
Pacific Gas & Electric
U. S. Treasuries
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Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
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Police Crush Peronist Demonstration in Buenos Aires
In a working class Buenos Aires suburb, a large crowd gathered outside a labor union hall to demand the return of exiled dictator Juan Domingo Peron. Federal police responded with tear gas, water cannons, and mounted cavalry charges as clashes erupted with Peronist supporters.
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Aires
Juan Domingo Peron
Peronism in Argentina: a national malaise and future drama
This column surveys Argentine Peronism as a social and political phenomenon beyond Juan Peron. It argues Peronism reflects a long term national malaise, with neo-Peronists gaining provincial power and the military uncertain about elections. U.S. views favor cautious engagement as Argentina remains economically sick.
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Hough
Tion
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Brazil
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Washington
Yankees
U. S
Edward Martin
Time of Angelo Patri in a Christmas Shepherd Tale
The piece presents a Christmas vignette on Bethlehem and the Nativity with echoes of Luke and Matthew. Angles and wise men appear in a dreamlike scene entering a stable cave where a child is born. The poet Julien C Hyer frames the sacred moment with reverent imagery.
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Optimists To Have Yule Program Today
The Evening Optimist Club meets at 6 pm today at the Kings Crown Inn for dinner and a Christmas party. Members will bring a gift for an exchange and canned goods for Christmas baskets for the poor. Santa Claus will be present.
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Kings Crown Inn
Santa Claus
Eye surgery urged for 3 year old to save sight
A UPI report from Indianapolis explains that correcting a crossed eye in Sue G., age three, can prevent almost certain vision loss and reduce later social inferiority. The piece notes the procedure removes stretched eye muscle outside the eyeball, is not painful, and avoids blood loss.
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Idianapolis
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Gene J. Cadou
United Press International
Statehouse
Welsh
Wabash Hovors
Dr Brady column readers recall a health crusade
A reader letter to Dr. Brady recalls his old Kentucky column and the author’s praise for Brady’s health advice. The piece ties to a national newspaper page, noting the writer’s lifelong homage, iodin rations, and admiration for Brady as a crusading health writer. It mentions Brady’s style and readers keeping faith with his guidance.
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Kentucky
Lexington Herald
C RI
Chicago
Safety Council predicts heavy Christmas weekend road toll
The National Safety Council estimates 550 to 650 people may be killed in traffic accidents on U.S. highways over the Christmas weekend from 6 p.m. December 24 to midnight December 27. The council noted a nonholiday period would yield about 450 deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Yank servicemen in Viet Nam to receive Christmas cards
Saigon reports every American serviceman in South Viet Nam will get at least one Christmas card this year. Saigon high school students delivered 22,000 cards to the American Military Command, with English greetings written on each card, to be distributed among U.S. service members.
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