Whitcomb appoints three non attorneys to Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission
Gov. Whitcomb named three non attorney members to the Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission to join three attorneys and a seventh member chosen by the Commission. The panel will advise on Supreme Court and Court of Appeals vacancies and discipline actions.
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Edgar D. Whitcomb
Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Gov. Whitcomb
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Indianapolis
People’s Bank and Trust Co
Maurice Dale Amos
Rt. 2
Edinburg
Ediburg State Bank
Henry F. Rood
Fort Wayne
Lincoln National Corporation
Whitcomb
Action in House Moves Non Denominational Prayer Ambit
After a nine year delay a discharge petition pushes a constitutional amendment out of the House Judiciary Committee. Rep Chalmers Wylie sponsors restoration of non denominational prayer in public spaces funded by public money. The measure requires two thirds in both chambers and ratification by the states. Citizens are urged to contact lawmakers with their views.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Ohio
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Floatein disaster on the Chattahoochee river
Newsweek highlighted an environmental stunt on the Chattahoochee in suburban Atlanta where 20 000 participants floated down the river on rafts. The event ended with 100 tons of debris along the banks, proving the effort costly and bureaucratic, as government workers clean up the mess.
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Okinawa
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Tokyo
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West Point
Reno
Nev
Senate
Pill Debate: Close the Immigration Door
Paul Harvey argues that the birth rate decline and school unrest warrant closing the immigration door. He cites 1970 legal immigrants 373,326 and 4,431,889 temporary admissions, noting many stay permanently, and warns urban strain if immigration continues.
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Gen
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Okinawa Treaty and U S Base Role in Asia
Holmes Alexander argues the Okinawa treaty and American base presence shape future East Asia policy. He warns disarmament and a possible U S pullback could empower Japan and China, risking a resurgent regional power balance amid a looming arms race.
Hoover praised for vigilance against Soviet espionage
The column defends J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI against leftist critics praising Hoover for alerts on Soviet spying in Britain and the United States. It links Hoover to vigilance against Communist subversion, citing Soviet diplomacy, industrial spying, and recent East European events as justification.
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Fb.i
Charles Goodell
New York
William Anderson
Tennessee
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S.A
Poff Withdraws From Supreme Court Bid Amid Civil Rights Debate
The piece discusses Congressman Richard Poff withdrawing his name from Supreme Court consideration after civil rights voting concerns. It contrasts Poff with Jesse Jackson, notes liberal reactions, and cites historical precedents like Hugo Black while urging caution against political weaponization of civil rights records.
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Princeton University
Richard Po
Owen Lattimore
Department of State
Lattimore
Black Panthers
Iya Ehrenburg
Beginning of the end of busing in public schools
Russell Kirk argues that busing for racial balance faces opposition from politicians, parents, and judges. He notes Senate and Supreme Court dynamics, cites Pontiac and San Francisco cases, and urges restoring neighborhood schools over mass busing. Copyright 1871, Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Senate
Los Angeles
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Parking Pains At University Echo Witty Campus Tale
A columnist recounts a lunch with three older students at a local university facing long parking woes. They joke about grids of spaces, G I L permits, towaway zones, and the clash of tuition costs with scarce parking. The piece mixes humor with the reality of balancing study and parking frustrations.
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