Corruption Seen Plague Of Korean Government
Examination of Korea's postwar governance highlights corruption as a persistent issue. Details cover Park Chung Hee era reforms, 576 dismissals for misconduct, rising prices, unemployment, and inflation amid student protests over Japan relations and aid deals. The piece notes U S aid, food relief, and calls for larger reparations from Japan.
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Syngman Rhee
United States
Rhee
John Myun Chang
Park Chung Hee
U.S
Republic of
Chang
Park
Korea
Japan
Cardinal and Priest Face Off Over Race in California
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre and priest William H. DuBay were set to meet at the Los Angeles chancery after DuBay urged the Pope to remove the archbishop over segregation stance. Supporters and protesters gathered as accusations of church leadership and racial equity fueled the clash.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Paul VI
William H. DuBay
Father DuBay
Chancery
Catholic Chancery
Cardinal McIntyre
Prince Edward County Balks on School Funds
Prince Edward County told a federal district judge it would not appropriate money for public schools closed since 1959 and asked about penalties. The county rural area 60 miles southwest of Richmond faced a Supreme Court order to resume education, with a Wednesday court session pending for Negro children and state and county lawyers.
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Richmond
UPI
Prince Edward County
U.S. Supreme Court
Oren R. Lewis
County Board of Supervisors
Court expands due process reach to state level in fifth amendment ruling
The Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination applies to states via the 14th Amendment. Justice Brennan led the majority overturning decades of precedent. The decision originated from Connecticut and involved William Malloy convicted in 1959 of poolselling bets in Hartford.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Byron R. White
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Tom C. Clark
White
Harlan
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Lady Litigant Throws Books at Lord Denning in Court
Vera Stone a 37 year old litigant in London caused a scene in the Court of Appeal as she hurled two books at Lord Denning and others. She grabbed a third book and shouted she would return with more ammunition before officers escorted her from the chamber. No immediate action was indicated.
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UPI
Lord Demning
Britain
Miss Stone
Lord Denning
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Justice Harman
Justice Diplock
Court of Appeal
Association of Official Shorthand Writers
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