Girl Editor Must Stand Trial For Refusal To Reveal Sources
Annette Buchanan editor of the Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon was ordered to stand trial for contempt of court after refusing to name her sources for a May 24 story on marijuana use. Lane County Circuit Judge Edward Leavy set June 27 for trial and warned of possible penalties including six months in jail and a $300 fine. Buchanan defended the principle of protecting a source, saying she would not disclose informants and that disclosure would violate journalistic ethics and constitutional rights. Her attorney signaled plans for a jury trial and possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Oregon
Lane County
Edward Leavy
Leavy
Grand Jury
William Frye
Buchanan
Arthur Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
Reunification Talks Open as Barzel Seeks Soviet Role
West German CDU leader Rainer Barzel signaled possible continued Soviet troop presence after German reunification. He argued self determination rights of Germans are key and discussions may invite new talks with the Soviet Union. Barzel spoke ahead of a Friday address in New York to the American Council on Germany.
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Washington
UPI
Europe
Germany
Rainer Barzel
West Germany
Christian Democratic Party
East Germany
Barzel
American Council On Germany
New York City
Soviet Union
Way Sought To Keep Reischauer in Japan
Washington reports a bipartisan push in the Senate urging Harvard University to help retain Prof. Edwin O. Reischauer as U S ambassador to Japan. Leaders Mansfield Aiken Saltonstall Clark and Proxmire voiced concerns about his loss of Harvard status due to long absence and urged Harvard to act to keep him in his post for U S interests.
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Reischauer
Japan
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Harvard
Mansfield
United States
Aiken
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Harvard Board of Overseers
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
White House Beagle Hin Killed Chasing Squirrels
President Johnson mourns his beagle Hin after a White House car, moving slowly, crushed him during a chase for a squirrel. News notes Hin’s sister Her previously died after swallowing a stone on the grounds.
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White House
Beagle
Washington
UPS
Johnson
Lynda
House
Him
Her
Lincoln
Neb
Executive Mansion
Chou En-lai Visits Romania to Spur Independence
Chou En-lai arrived in Bucharest amid a measured welcome as Romania weighs its stance with China amid the Soviet bloc tensions. Brezhnev’s secret Bucharest trip preceded the visit, with Ceaușescu urging dissolution of the Warsaw Pact and NATO and withdrawal of troops.
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UPI
Romania
Chou En-lai
Central Committee
Romanian Communist Party
Chou
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Europe
Nikolai Ceausescu
Warsaw Pact
Communist Pact
NATO
Dr King Rally Says Guns, Bullets Won't Stop Us
Dr Martin Luther King Jr told 650 Negro marchers at Union Baptist Church in Cleveland Mississippi that guns and bullets cannot stop the march for voting rights. He urged persistence against segregation and warned of intensified efforts until ballots secure Black sheriffs, with earlier voter registration activity in Charleston and plans to travel to Chicago.
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Miss
UPI
Mississippi Delta
Martin Luther King Jr
James Meredith
Charleston
King
Cleveland
Mississippi
Union Baptist Church
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Compromise Bill Tightens Foreign Lobby Regulations
Washington DC UPI reports a House Senate conferee compromise on a bill to tighten rules for U.S. citizens lobbying foreign commercial or government interests. It redefines political activities, tightens disclosure of spending, and requires noting foreign agents connections used to influence lawmakers and committees. The measure awaits final passage in both chambers.
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UPI
House-Senate
U.S
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Ethics Committee
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