Judges Pay Proposal Sparks Bar Association Critique
The Massachusetts Bar Association Exec Committee denounces the Special Commission on Special Justices plan to make 100 part time district court judges full time with salaries of 18000 for special justices and 20000 for presiding judges. They warn it would derail justice and favor current judges, urging alternative cost cures like enlarging the superior court and pretrial discovery. The panel also criticized withholding dissenting reports from Meserve Dunphy and Brewin. The Senate adjourning and House actions regarding daylight time and liquor and vivisection studies are noted, along with barber shop ownership limits for licensed barbers.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Bar Association
Special Commission On
Livingston Hall
Harvard Law School
Association
Commission
Special Commission
Superior Court
Executive Committee
Robert W. Meserve
Edwin P. Dunphy
Northampton
William F. Brewin
Marlboro
Brown opposes 100 megaton bomb proposal
Washington AP reports Pen tagon scientists led by Dr Harold Brown voiced opposition to Air Force Chief Gen Curtis LeMay's push for a 100 megaton thermonuclear device. Brown testified privately to a House Appropriations subcommittee that such a development did not seem sensible at present. He noted current bombs can devastate the largest cities.
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Washington
Pentagon
Harold Brown
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
Brown
House Appropriations
LeMay
Congress
United States
Department of Defense
New Director Named For Peace Corps Unit
Washington United Press International reports Frank Mankiewicz Peace Corps representative in Peru was named director of the Peace Corps Latin American region. He will oversee 17 countries where about 2450 volunteers serve, succeeding Jack Hood Vaughn sent as ambassador to Panama.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Mankiewicz
Peace Corps
Peru
Mankiewicz
R. Sargent Shriver
Jack Hood Vaughn
U.S
Panama
Brooke Opposes Proposed Newspaper Ethics Code
Boston AP Edward W Brooke attorney general opposes a proposed ethics code for newspapers. He warns it would curb crime reporting and unfairly favor radio and TV. He notes the plan would place censorship powers in the attorney general and require daily reviews of hundreds of papers.
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Brooke
Boston
Edward W. Brooke
House
Ways and Means Committee
Council May Open Session to Press
The Executive Council voted unanimously to consider making executive sessions accessible to members of the State House press gallery. Councillor Patrick J. McDonough, D-Boston, urged the move after reporting rumors of wheeling and dealing in closed sessions.
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Boston
State House
Patrick J
Sonny) McDonough
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier
Rates show weekly, by mail and zone, including postal zones 1 4 with prices around 30 to 32 dollars and a 5 dollar to 7.5 dollar range for different delivery options. note mentions avoiding interruptions by arranging Berk address as well as payment at Pittsfield.
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Rkshire Eagle
Berk
Goldwater Criticizes McNamara on Missile Lead in California
Sen. Barry Goldwater assailed the Johnson administration for underestimating the Communists and weakening U S missile superiority. He challenged Defense Secretary McNamara and Pentagon figures, calling them misleading and urging Rockefeller supporters to drop extremism in the California primary.
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Stockton
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Arizona
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
McNamara
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Washington
Rockefeller
New York
Lot Size Bill Sparks Sidetrack Study Proposal
Boston report notes legislative Mercantile Affairs Committee backed a study by a mixed commission to examine a Home Builders Association bill setting maximum lot sizes for single family homes. Proposed caps are 9,000 sq ft with sewerage and 15,000 sq ft without, with local controls today. The plan was auto referred to the Rules Committee.
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Boston
UPS
Legislative Mercantile Affairs Committee
Commissioner of Commerce
Massachusetts Federation of Planning Boards
Massachusetts Selectmen's Association
Home Builders Association of Massachusetts
Home Builders Association
Rules Committee
Rockefeller liquor reform victory hints of deal with Buckley
Albany after a special session approved Rockefeller’s liquor reform plan, with Bronx Democrats suspected of trading support for a pledge to allow primary ballot listings. Rockefeller said motives were unfair. He signed the bill and left for Oregon to campaign. Senate 34 23 Assembly 80 63.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Charles A. Buckley
Bronx Democratic Organization
Bronx
Rockefeller
Oregon
Senate
Assembly
Rocket Accident Kills Engineer at Cape Canaveral
Sidney J. Dagle a 29 year old engineer at Ball Brothers Research Corp Boulder Colorado died at Cape Canaveral Hospital after a Delta rocket test ignited indoors he was burned over his entire body while the third stage released white hot flames and gases during the test facility incident.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Sidney J. Dagle
Cape Canaveral Hospital
Dagle
Ball Brothers Research Corp
Boulder
Colo
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