On To Supreme Court Watergate Feud Heats Subpoena Battle
The Ervin Committee nears court tests over White House subpoenas for tapes and documents tied to Watergate. Nixon invokes separation of powers, risking impeachment talk, while public opinion remains fluid amid a conservative Supreme Court turn and waning confidence in appointees.
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U. S. Senate Select Committee
Ervin
White House
Senator Ervin
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Nixon
Ervin Committee
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
Johnson
Senate
Harry Truman
Eddie Rickenbacker dies at 82 in Switzerland
World War I ace and Eastern Airlines founder Eddie Rickenbacker, son of Swiss parents, died in Switzerland at 82. He survived multiple crashes and a 24 day Pacific air crash ordeal, led Eastern Airlines 28 years, and was famed for his daredevil leadership and will to live.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Switzerland
Herald
Rickenbacker
von Richthofen
France
Pacific
Builder
Lucky
Garden Pump Producing Gas In Transvaal Garden
In Groblersdal Mrs. Zien ie De Beers discovers a borehole pumping pure gasoline from a suspected leaking storage source. Geologists doubt a vast gas pocket exists as 16,000 gallons may have been produced, with leaks checked at nearby garages and police storehouses. She contemplates a new borehole and possible compensation.
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South Africa
Zienie de Beer
de Beers
Dairy Prices Rise Amid Shortages Stirring Local Concerns
Local food outlets report rising prices for chick en steak products pork and milk with Dairy King Dairy Queen and Pitt Grill noting increases though no shortages yet. Distributor A L Schoppe cites an 8 cent gallon milk rise 2 cent quart and potential shortages of milk eggs and ice cream amid a yearlong price pause in ice cream.
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Dairy King
Dairy Queen
Pitt Grill
E. D. Chandler
A. L. Schoppe
Sanitary Farm Daries
Schoppe
Do Nothing-ism and the Law’s Duty to Act
The article discusses how courts once rejected damages for inaction in drownings, ignored warnings about gunpowder, and neglected hazards, but recent trends impose affirmative duties to aid others in certain relations. It notes legislators may create duties to act, as seen in hit-and-run statutes, grounding liability in humanitarian duty rather than fault. 1973 American Bar Association.
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American Bar Association
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