Fortas Says Law Depends On Free Judiciaries
Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas argues that the rule of law can survive only if judges remain free from fear of accountability to non judicial authorities. He spoke at a dinner of the American College of Trial Lawyers amid Senate scrutiny of his and Homer Thornberry’s nominations.
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Abe Fortas
America
Fortas
American College of Trial Lawyers
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Bar
Albert Jenner
Chicago
Thornberry
Johnson
U.S
Jenner
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Navy sailor among three hurt in crash at base
The report notes one sailor, identified as Cummings, and two other navy men injured in a crash. Stephen Peter Son, 20, of Racine Wisconsin, and Stephen Patrasske, 19, of Cleveland were treated at the base infirmary. Both are members of Cummings' squadron. Surviving relatives include his parents, two brothers Robert Cedar Rapids and William at Camp Lejeune, and four sisters.
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Stephen Peterson
Racine
Wis
Stephen Patrasske
Cleveland
Cummings
St. Patrick’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Robert
William
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
James Lane
Beverly
Rosemary
Diana
Stephen M Wiley of Center Point Dies at 85
Stephen Merrill Wiley 85 longtime Center Point resident died Saturday after a long illness Born September 4 1882 in Rockwell Married Stata Edith White June 6 1906 Cedar Rapids She died July 24 Surviving daughter Mrs Royce Newton Walker two sons Harold Center Point Marvin Walker two sisters Ella Tallman Grace Twogood Cedar Rapids 12 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren Memorial services Tuesday Chapel of Memories by Rev Richard Snyder United Church of Walker burial Cedar Memorial Friends may call at Cedar Memorial funeral home after 2 Memorials to cancer fund.
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Center Point
Rockwell
Stata Edith White
Cedar Rapids
Wiley
United Church of
Walker
Royce Newton
Harold Wiley
Marvin Wiley
Ella Tallman
Grace Twogood
Chapel of Memories
Richard Snyder
United Church of Walker
Cedar Memorial
Cancer Fund
Services Monday for Central City Woman
Bonnie B. Davis 67 lifelong Central City resident died Friday at Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 20 1900 the daughter of Charles and Kathryn Leesbe. Married to Harry Davis January 16 1918 she was a Gospel Hall church member in Marion. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Murdoch chapel Central City with burial Mt Clark cemetery. Friends may call after 11 a.m. today casket will not be opened after the service.
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Bonnie B. Davis
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Charles
Kathryn Bateman Leesbe
Harry Davis
Hiroshima era protest near armory spurs arrests in New York
Police arrested about a dozen protesters after a demonstration by the Fifth Avenue Committee to End the War in Vietnam near the Lexington Avenue armory. Mary Kochiyama linked Hiroshima and Nagasaki to Vietnam, recalling Japanese detention camps.
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Times Square
Seventh Avenue
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Nagasaki
Vietnam
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Arkansas
Fifth Avenue Committee
Johnson
Paris
U.S
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
United Nations
Pentagon
Chicago
Ancient Coins Found in Central Syria Jar
A Canadian archaeological expedition in Damascus found a clay jar containing 543 gold coins dating to the Byzantine era. The team is exploring buried Byzantine cities in central Syria.
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Damascus
Syria
City Briefs And Advs From Local Clubs And Ads
Community notices list exchanges and talks from Exchange Club Lions Kiwanis Jaycees and Rotary with speakers and meeting times at Montrose Roosevelt and Lincoln YMCA venues. Also notices on bonds thefts a picnic open pizza shop and local Optimist events.
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Optimist Club
The
Roosevelt
Compromise Seen in Four Day Czechoslovakia Talks
The Soviet Union and Czech leaders including Dubcek held four days of tense talks in Cierna nad Tison and Bratislava to avert counter revolutions. A compromise resolve emerged with plans to draft a joint declaration among Moscow bloc members.
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Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Cierna Nad Tison
Bratislava
Warsaw Treaty Nations
Reformatory to Host Second Anamosa Check Clinic
Anamosa reformatory will present the second Check Clinic for residents of Jones and Linn counties on August 17 at 7 p.m. in the main hall. Club officials invited business personnel who handle checks. there is no cost and free parking.
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Anamosa
Jones and Linn Counties
Newhall Principal Mil ler Leads Concordia Master Group
Norman R. Miller of Newhall among six graduates first to complete the master of education at Concordia Teachers College Seward Nebraska. Diplomas will be conferred August 16. Miller serves as principal and teacher at Central Lutheran school in Newhall.
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Newhall
Norman R. Miller
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Neb
Miller
Central Lutheran School
Allamakee Community Schools Set to Open August 26
WAUKON Allamakee Community schools will open on August 26 with the same bus schedules as last year.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Solon Man Howard Wray 59 Dies After Brief Illness
Howard Wray a lifelong Solon resident and WWII Marine veteran died Friday at an Iowa City hospital after a brief illness. He worked as a carpet and linoleum installer. He leaves two daughters, a son, and eight grandchildren. Services Monday at Brush funeral home Solon with burial at Oakland cemetery Solon where Stinocher Post 460 will conduct military rites. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today.
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Howard R. Wray
Johnson County
Iowa City
V.F.W. Post
Stinocher Post No
American Legion
Marcella Netolicky
Howard Mottet
Bud Owens
Sunnyvale
Calif
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Brush Funeral Home
Rev. A. T. Washington
Oakland Cemetery
Stinocher Post
Briton Dies in Rhode Island at 84
Lord Campus aged 84 of Stonor Lodge Newport Rhode Island and Stonor Park Henley on Thames England died forms an international obituary.
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Newport
R.I
Lord Campus
Stonor Lodge
Here
Stonor Park
Henley-on- Thames
England
Walrath Named Vice President By Collins Radio
Howard D. Walrath named vice-president at Collins Radio Co and Larry D. Hungerford named director of the technical staff. Walrath will lead the corporate data system network and Collins computer systems projects. Hungerford will coordinate computer design efforts and serves as assistant vice-president of the computer systems division.
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Howard D. Walrath
Larry D. Hungerford
Collins Radio Co
Walrath
Collins
Hungerford
Collins Computer Systems
Collins Information Systems Division
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Tto Collins
Iowa State University
Credit Trees in Italian Crash Cushion
After an Alitalia DC-8 crash in Milan the hillside trees absorbed the impact, saving most lives. Of 95 aboard, 83 survived and many were not seriously hurt as sapling pines acted as a cushion. Police and survivors credit the soft, young trees for reducing fatalities.
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Milan
Italy
Alitalia
Johnson orders civilian agencies to boycott steel purchases
President Johnson directed the civilian federal workforce to join the Pentagon in boycotting steel purchases from price boosting producers. The action aims to pressure steel firms to roll back price increases, though no firms have followed the presidential appeal yet. Senate probes and federal pressure continue as administration eyes extra measures.
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Austin, Texas
Johnson
Pentagon
Texas White House
George Christian
Washington
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Federal Trade Commission
Short Soldier Waits for Dress Uniform in Nottingham
William Sharpe, who joined the army reserve five years ago, still waits for his dress uniform in Nottingham. At four feet eleven inches tall, his 44 inch chest creates a fit problem for the army and himself.
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England
UPI
William Sharpe
Army Reserve
Army
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