Disapproval Of Justice Douglas Sparks Calls Of Impeachment
Washington. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 67, married for the fourth time to Cathleen Curran Heffernan, a 23 year old. Several congressmen demand an investigation of his moral character and even his resignation, while a few defend his personal life as private. The debate centers on his liberal rulings and the propriety of judging a justice over marriage. Rep. George Andrews leads a push for impeachment, though other lawmakers urge caution and suggest possible legal changes to ease removal procedures.
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Lobbyist Klein Testifies Today In Dodd Ethics Hearing
Julius Klein, a top lobbyist known for friendships with power, testifies before the Senate Ethics Committee while Sen. Thomas J. Dodd schedules a separate juvenile delinquency subcommittee hearing. The charges allege Dodd aided Klein’s business by traveling to West Germany in 1964 and using Klein’s resources, including his suite and car, with speeches allegedly ghosted by a Chicago PR man.
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World Court declines South Africa case on Southwest Africa
African nations react to the ICJ ruling denying a hearing on charges of racial discrimination by South Africa in administering Southwest Africa. Delegates expect a UN General Assembly special session to address the issue after six years of deliberation and the court’s Monday decision.
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House Approval Expected Of Record Defense Bill
A 58.6 billion defense funding bill headed for clear House approval, largest since World War II, with Democratic leaders set to debate and pass it, despite Viet Nam war costs already swelling military outlays. Nike-X antimissile funding and nuclear navy conversions mark controversial additions.
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Fair Housing Fight Faces Senate Test in Washington
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach seeks GOP support for the fair housing measure as Dirksen signals no compromise. The House panel's carveouts for owner occupied homes face constitutional objections. Amid protests over the Black Power slogan, Congress weighs civil rights and potential campaign finance issues surrounding Dodd and Klein.
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Harvard Professors Question Chicago Police On Speck Evidence
Three Harvard Law School professors critique Chicago Police Supt Orlando W Wilson for detailing evidence tying Richard Speck to eight nurse murders. They say officers should not declare a crime solved though they praise hospital guidance to a physician about questioning.
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Underwater Explosions Planned in Lake Superior Study
The Interior Department geologic survey will conduct two controlled underwater explosions daily for 20 days in Lake Superior, about 35 miles northwest of Houghton Michigan, starting Wednesday and ending July 31. Explosions at about 650 feet depth aim to help scientists study the earth crust and upper mantle.
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