Court delivers mixed term shaping rights and crime
AP News outlines the 1966 67 Supreme Court term noting no racial decisions but significant rulings. The court tightened protections for criminal suspects, limited disbarment for lawyers, barred firing teachers for Communist membership, blocked revocation of citizenship for voting abroad, and curtailed prosecutions for visiting Communist countries. It also advanced juvenile due process nationwide.
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James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Brooklyn Center Gets Loan From School Board
The Minnesota State Board of Education approved a $165,649 emergency grant for Brooklyn Center School District to replace an elementary school lost to fire. The board allocated $480,509 to six districts, with others including Centennial and St. Francis. McGregor and Remer were denied. The meeting also covered bus belt usage, civil rights rulings, and broader state court decisions on criminal procedure and libel.
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New York State
Communist Party
ST. Paul
Brooklyn Center
State Board of Education
Centennial
Anoka County
St. Francis
Cromwell
Willow River
Chisago City
McGregor
Remer
Supplemental Airlines poised for big profits in 1968
New York AP reports that the 13 supplemental or charter airlines project combined 1968 gross of over 250 million dollars as they expand with 250-seat Douglas jets. Growth is driven by Vietnam war demand, rising tourism, and a broader CAB group definition enabling general public package tours.
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New York
Vietnam
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Southeast Asia
Trans International Airlines
Europe
New York-London
San Francisco
TV Monitor Improvising Cut Costs for The Party
Producer-director Blake Edwards plans a 65 page script and a 48 day shoot at Goldwyn Studios for The Party. Most of the action unfolds at a single evening dinner party with Peter Sellers and a TV monitor to instantly preview gags, cutting costs to 2.9 million dollars.
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Hollywood
Blake Edwards
Goldwyn Studios
Edwards
Sellers
Jerry Lewis
Fellini
Antonini
Peter
NATO Faces Rift Over Brosio Israel Support
NATO Secretary-General Manlio Brosio praised Israel for breaking Arab pressure, sparking dissent among 15 members in Luxembourg. US and Britain seen as pro Israel, France neutral, Scandinavians pro Israel, Turks pro Arab, West Germans torn between neutrality and ties with Israel.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Luxembourg
Israel
NATO
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Alliance
Brosio
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Marie Magner
Earl Brooks
Gor
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James Nickels
Rey
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Ford Ltd
Chrysler
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Third Avenue NE
Myself
Peter Sellers
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