No Conflict Between Free Press and Fair Trial, Study Finds
The American Newspaper Publishers Association releases the first installment of its Free Press and Fair Trial study. It argues the First and Sixth Amendments are compatible and that press access to information safeguards fair trials, while pretrial publicity rarely harms outcomes.
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Wake County
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Foes Arise Mao Frightened Into China Struggle
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan begins a five part series on China's upheaval tracing its roots to 1959 Hai Jui ghost symbolism and Peng Teh-huai s clash with Mao. The piece covers the Great Leap Forward failures, Wu Han s essay, Lin Piao s rise, and shifting power among Liu Shaoqi Peng Chen and Chou En lai amid economic woes.
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China
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C.Y. Cheng
University of Michigan Department of Chinese Studies
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Peking
Peng Chen
Lin Piao
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Marshal Peng
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Young Communist League
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Chen Yi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Saco Students Tie For Winner s Title
Thornton Academy officials report Richard Kochis and Roger Turcotte tied for Saco winner in Time magazine s 31st annual Current Affairs Contest by answering 95 of 100 questions. Other high scorers include Stewart Applin Steven Sanborn Richard Poitras Nancy Scamman Ronald Ayotte. The test covers national foreign affairs business sports entertainment science religion literature and the arts.
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St Francis Freshmen beat Kents Hill 108 92 in Old Orchard Beach
St Francis Freshmen defeated Kents Hill 108 to 92. Jim Gau det and Al Vagramian scored 39 each for St Francis with Tim Gaudet adding 37. Kents Hill's Jim Dowe led with 22 points as Kents Hill trailed most of the game.
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Medicare enrollment urged as 65th birthday nears
The article warns that more than 100000 turn 65 monthly and about 30 percent sign up late for Part B Medicare, risking uncovered doctor bills. It explains enrollment timing, penalties for late signup, and how coverage starts based on birth month, urging proactive enrollment before the birth month.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovery reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Relief comes with itching and pain alleviation. numerous cases show actual shrinkage. Preparation H is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters in New York.
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Court says stooping to pet a cat not part of work
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules an 83 year old Cambridge executive cannot claim workers compensation for breaking his arm when he stooped to pet a kitten during a break. A lower court had awarded $1,003 before the appellate reversal.
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