Iowa court keeps custody with Bannisters in Painter case
The Iowa Supreme Court rules Mark Painter should stay with his maternal Bannister grandparents citing Dr. Glenn Hawkes's testimony and a strong father figure from Mr. Bannister. The decision emphasizes facts of behavior and psychological relationships over abstract lifestyle debates.
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Mark Painter
Iowa
Supreme Court
Harold Painter
Mark
Dwight Bannisters
Ames
Glenn R. Hawkes
Iowa State University
Department of Child Development
Hawkes
Bannisters
Dr. Hawkes
Mr. Bannister
Painter
Mr. Painter
Cleanup Urged No Lies
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond notes political campaigns often rely on deception. He cites Senatorial candidate Charles Percy proposing a private, bipartisan three member bar association panel to review distorted campaign claims and expose fraud within 24 hours. He urges voters to demand a civil right to campaign honesty nationwide.
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Sen
Douglas
Illinois Bar Association
Percy
University of Chicago
Norman Thomas
Illinois
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Bar Association
Brotherhood Week editorial emphasizes growing understanding
This Cedar Rapids guest column argues brotherhood gains meaning as civilization advances. It cites ecumenism under Pope John XXIII, interfaith efforts between Christians and Jews, and joint activities by Masons and Knights of Columbus in Des Moines and Mason City. The author expects continued progress in love, respect, and tolerance.
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John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Church Unity
Masons
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
Des Moines
Mason City
Brotherhood
Reforming Jury Selection to End Bias in Federal Courts
An editorial notes a two pronged effort in Congress and the courts to outlaw discriminatory jury selection. A Montgomery three judge court ordered Lowndes county Alabama to redraw its jury list without racial exclusion and ruled Alabama's female exclusion from service unconstitutional. A Javits bill would require Census Bureau lists to guide jury panels and allow federal court relief for continued discrimination. The piece traces historic rulings from the Supreme Court on equal protection and exclusionary practices from the 1880s through the 1960s, including Norris v. Alabama and the 1965 Maryland case Schowgurow, which addressed religious inclusion in juries.
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Congress
Montgomery
Lowndes County
Ala
Alabama
Sen
Jacob K
Javits
R-N.y
U. S. Census Bureau
U. S
Federal Court of Appeals
Lemuel Penn
Jonathan Daniels
James J. Reed
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Liuzzo
Supreme Court
Norris
Scottsboro
Maryland
Lidge Schowgurow
Schowgurow
State Court of Appeals
Rusk and Taylor Earn A From Senate Grilling
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Gen Maxwell D Taylor faced a tough Senate Foreign Relations Committee exam on Vietnam policy with questions ranging from Einstein to teaching about life to primitive Chinese Marxists They urged containment without nuclear escalation and urged calm with Hanoi and Peking while urging public accountability and presidential leadership during the inquiry The session highlighted confidence in U S firm policies and potential reevaluation of approaches if needed
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Ashington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Rusk
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
United States
Air rights skyscrapers rise over urban road corridors
The article notes using air space over highways for skyscrapers in major cities, citing Fall River approval for a civic center over an interstate and Cincinnati plans for apartments above a highway. It also mentions 30 story towers along the George Washington Bridge approaches and tenant complaints about noise and fumes.
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New York
Chicago
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Fall River
Mass
Cincinnati
George Washington Bridge
New York City
New Jersey
Skyscrapers Over Freeways Push Urban Renewal Idea
Roadbuilders in Los Angeles resist trends fearing straddled trafficways will block freeway double decking. City officials favor auto traffic, while sky scraper leasing of air space seems an inevitable urban renewal paid largely by motorists as expressways reach capacity.
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Los Angeles
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U.S. Senate
Paul Douglas
Brotherhood Week
Cedar Rapids
James R. Baldridge
Richard L. Worsnop
Senate
Raymond J. Crowley
Associated Press
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Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
The
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