Explosive Rulings Mark Almost Tranquil Court Term
The Supreme Court's 1964 65 term closed quietly with upholding civil rights public accommodations law and a ruling that sit in protests near covered establishments could be wiped out by the statute. Justice Black dissented on key cases while the court split on televised trials and Connecticut birth control.
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UPI
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Hugo L. Black
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William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Connecticut
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Black
Twin Convicted in Brother's Murder
Timothy Nicholson, the so called poor rich boy, was found guilty of manslaughter in the December shooting death of his twin brother Todd in Temple City. A July 9 sentencing and probation hearing were scheduled, with a defense motion for a new trial under consideration.
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Calif
UPI
Timothy Nicholson
Todd
H. Burton Noble
Rober
Royal R. Higgason
Temple City
Timothy
Phoenix
Ariz
South America
Pullman
Weightless Hazards Now Discounted
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI doctors say Gemini 4 astronauts McDivitt and White are in excellent condition after a 97 hour 56 minute weightless flight. Medical tests suggest no illness and support a seven day mission this summer with further longer flights planned by Cooper and Conrad in August. Treasury Secretary Diamond told Parliament the government will collect 350 million dollars in whisky excise taxes this year.
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Uss Wasp
Gemini
McDivitt
White
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles
Pete) Conrad
London
UPI
Treasury
John Diamond
House of Commons
Yugoslav Writer Criticizes Soviet Life In Russia
Belgrade reports Prof Mihajlov, translator and high school literature teacher at Zadar, published two magazine pieces on a Russia visit. He claims Stalin started the first death camps, notes rude Moscow behavior, and says Soviet press downplays cruelty. After a protest, Mihajlov was jailed.
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UPI
Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Soviet Union
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Dalmatia
Delo
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Archangel
Holmogor
Turkey
Iran
Siberia
Moscow
Lenin
Red Square
Africa
Oleg Erkurov
Tito
Mihajlov
Long Index of Occupations Reflecting 4-H Era Names
A compiled list enumerates diverse professions from accountants to zooologists including educators, engineers, farmers, health workers, artists, and technicians. The roll highlights broad job categories in a historical context emphasizing agriculture allied fields and vocational training within community development.
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Savings and Loan Association
Scientists Do Best To Bug The Bugs
Fresno researchers from the California State Department of Public Health report mosquitos resist insecticides by producing paraoxon, an oxygen by product of parathion. Donald Mengle, Larry Lewallen, Patricia Gillies, and William Wilder led the study, using radioactive materials to trace paraoxon formation and its role in killing mosquitoes.
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Fresno
Calif
Mengle
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