Right to Publish in Open Court Faces High Court Writ
United Press International outlines Judge Thurman’s bid to censor court events in a habeas corpus case involving Donald Chambers. The Arizona Supreme Court issued a writ prohibiting the order, preserving the press’s right to report proceedings. The piece argues judges should not act as censors and emphasizes the public’s right to know.
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Paul McKalip
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Citizen
E. R. Thurman
Maricopa County
Arizona State Supreme Court
Thurman
Donald Chambers
Chambers
Shepard Weinstein
Judge Thurman
Macmillan
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Thureman
State Supreme Court
Union Officials Criticize Lindsay in Transit Strike
Washington AFL-CIO officials defend non intervention policy in the New York subway bus strike while privately faulting Mayor Lindsay. They argue the Transit Authority’s court action against TWU President Michael J Quill helped make him a martyr and could prolong the walkout. Some say Lindsay should have entered negotiations sooner and that more city funds are needed to meet pay demands.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
New York
John V. Lindsay
New York Transit Authority
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Lindsay
T—t
George Meany
Labor Movement
St John’s University Teachers Strike Enters Day Two
The AFL-CIO United Federation of College Teachers strike at St John’s University enters its second day. University officials report 651 faculty, with 44 absent, while union sources claim about 200 instructors were out across Jamaica Queens and Brooklyn campuses. Attendance estimated at 90 percent Jamaica, 60 percent Brooklyn. The school serves 13,125 students.
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New York
Peter O'Reilly
St. John’s
Jamaica
Brooklyn
Reagan Announces Candidacy For California Governor
Ronald Reagan 54, a film veteran, formally announced Tuesday night his candidacy for the Republican nomination in California's June 7 primary. The announcement came during a special premiere of a 30 minute film.
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Reagan
California
Government Waiting Game on Steel Price Hikes
Federal actions under the Johnson administration press bidders to prove steel prices hold steady since January 1 while a nationwide pause unfolds. State departments, led by South Dakota, verify bid prices. White House aides discuss contacts with industry but deny a high level meeting. Colorado Fuel & Iron postpones a planned $3 per ton rise amid pressure.
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Washington
UPI
Rex M. Whitton
South Dakota Highway Department
Whitton
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Colorado
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
ADA Advises Higher Taxes in Great Society War Fight
WASHINGTON UPI Americans for Democratic Action urges higher taxes to fund the Great Society and the Vietnam War. ADA chairman Rep Don Edwards says war costs should not strangle the Great Society in its infancy.
Italy launches crackdown on globe spanning Mafia network
Palermo Italy a large scale legal crackdown targets a four nation drug ring and 21 alleged Mafiosi including Joseph Bonnano and Giuseppe Genco Russo. Judge Aldo Vigneri prepared to hand 20 volumes of evidence to prosecutors with 8000 pages of testimony exposing ties between Sicilian crime and American outfits.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Italian Justice Today
New York
Joseph
de Bananas) Bonnano
Aldo Vigneri
Crime Society
Vigneri
United States
Cosa Nostra
Joe Valachi
U.S
Gameland
Naples
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By Lyle Wilson
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Phoenix Gazette
Arizona Republic
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Robert L. Coate
San Francisco
Citizens For Goldwater- Miller
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
President Johnson
Great Society
ADA
Nichols
Dacron
Dupont
Fortress
Union St
Flexees
Playtex
Dreamaier
Sarong
Reg. Price
Italy
Revlon
Ray Mist
Bennington
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