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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1969

Page

2

Fortas Ethics Shadow Grows Over Nixon Era Justice

The Fortas case pressures the Nixon administration to seek his resignation amid investigations into ties with Louis Wolfson and a $20 000 fee. editors urge full public disclosure and a Senate investigation, fearing harm to the Court and asserting the need for impartial probes.

Nixon Supreme Court Abe Fortas Congress Louis &. Wolfson White House U.S Justice Fortas Woaifsen Wolfson Justice Forias American University School of Law Washington Fortas United States Supreme Court Christian Science Monitor Senate Judiciary Committee Boston Georgia United Supreme Court of the United States Justice Portas Caesar Justice Fortay Supremeourt Owever Justice Fortis Senate Committee On the Judiciary Portas

Countdown to Senate Germ Warfare Debate

A garbled voice piece claims the Senate uncovered a super-bacteria bomb and jokes about coughs and bad breath in soldiers. It questions germ warfare and references the AMA’s stance on medicare and Israeli commandos knocking out Osiro’s lights as a hypothetical power failure.

AMA Osiro

Apollo 10 Moon Shot Work Relies on Tennessee Lab

In Tullahoma Tennessee and the Arnold Engineering Development Center the Apollo 10 program is tested with the world’s largest hypersonic wind tunnel and eight wind tunnels. Engineers describe test facilities built to endure forces up to 200000 times their weight. The center uses massive electric power and a man made lake to cool propulsion test cells and wind tunnels while supporting the moon shot from a forested region near Cape Kennedy.

Cape Kennedy Ila Tennessee Epsilon Mt Everest Earth Tullahoma Tenn U.S. Air Force Arnold Engineering Developmen Center Arnold Towers H.H Hap Arnold Air Force Free World von Karman Gas Dynamics Facility

Back to Africa plan draws little support from readers

A Florida reader outlines a proposal to ease racial tension by voluntary emigration to Africa with government backing. He compares the idea to Israel’s homeland concept and notes past experiments in Liberia and Sierra Leone, but doubts many African nations would attract large numbers of American black migrants.

Africa W. B. Higgins Higgins Israel Liberia United States African Colonization Society Sierra Leone Haile Selassie Ethiopia Zambia

Mafia Eyes Mining Into Politics Plan

A Washington transcript depicts a secret Mafia meeting discussing diversifying into politics to launder money from gambling and narcotics. Don Maclean reports the crime chiefs consider shifting from illegal trades to political influence as a new revenue source.

Washington Nixon Justice Department New York Vegas Feds Boos Alphonse Hood Snow White

Poor Seek Equal Rights In Court Case

Bath County case in Western District of Virginia Civil Action No. 8-C-13-H challenges state funding and facilities for being inadequate for the poor. Erwin Shad Solomon leads supporters arguing that poverty-based discrimination harms school access and outcomes, with data on graduation rates, facilities, and program gaps. The suit seeks state provision of adequate education regardless of county wealth.

Warm Springs Erwin Shad Solomon Virginia Public School System Bath County Virginia H. Burruss Wilkerson Robert Burruss Woodrow Wilkerson Burruss Ted Dalton Dalton Shad Solomon Commonwealth of Virginia

On This Day In History Highlights

The record notes events from 1904 St. Louis hosted the Olympic Games first time in the United States to 1942 Congress creating the WAACS to 1948 Britain ending rule in Palestine and Tel Aviv proclaiming Israel plus a George Meredith quote about wit and beauty.

United States St. Louis Rotterdam Congress WAACS Women’s Britain Pal Tel Aviv Israel

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