Murphy's Minutiae: Accepting Mediocre Judges Sets Stage for 1976
Terry Murphy argues against confirming G Harrold Carswell to the U S Supreme Court, warning that elevating a mediocre judge normalizes low ethics and invites a generation under 30 to accept poor standards in future presidents. He urges high standards and resistance to mediocrity.
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G. Harrold Carswell
U. S. Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth, Jr
Richard Nixon
Supreme Court
Strahan Backs Freedom Over ROTC Academic Control
Salina senator E W Strahan voted against a resolution to grant academic credit for college ROTC programs arguing legislators should not dictate classroom content. He supports ROTC and says universities like KU and K State should train officers, defending academic independence from political control.
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Salina
Strahan
Kansas
Jonathan Davis
George Docking
Senator Shultz
Lawrence
College Towns
Reynolds Shultz
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Army
Air Force
Navy
K-State
Kidnap Victim Testifies At Preliminary Hearing
Miss Patricia Ann Childs testified about her abduction by Thomas Preston Lamb in a Kansas case charging kidnapping and a separate kidnapping and murder. She described being forced into Lambs car at Overland Park and riding to Pittsburg and Fort Scott before a ransom call.
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Clathe
Kan
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Thomas Preston Lamb
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Lamb
Karen Kemmerly
Olathe
P. Stephen Martin
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Joseph J. Childs
Metcalf South
Overland Park
Kansas City
Toucci
Wheat and Tares Sermon Reflections by Althouse
The article blends a Sunday devotional on the parable of the weeds and wheat with a Lagos report about 32 Roman Catholic missionaries fined for illegal entry and deportation. It quotes Jesus on judgment and urges believers to extend mission beyond the perceived good to help convert tares, recognizing true judgment lies with God.
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United States
Lagos
Port Harcourt
Biafra
God
Jesus
Tonight's TV Schedule Highlights
Monday evening lineup includes NBC World of the Beaver at 6:30, CBS Tim Conway Show at 7, ABC Here Come the Brides at 8, plus 9 12 Flying Nun and 11 Mister Rogers Neighborhood and more in late slots. The Tribune features daytime schedule notes and festival entries.
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Tim Conway
Stan Hitchcock
Ed Sullivan
Bill Cosby
Glenn Campbell
the Advocates
Bold Ones
Big Valley
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Merv Griffin
Joe Pyne
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights for Chanute Area
A dense listing of channels and programs for Saturday Jan 81 with shows across KVOO, WDAF, KCMO and more. Notable items include The Jetsons Bugs Bunny Scooby-Doo The Monkees Hecksle & Jeckle Lantern of morning cartoons and afternoon sport coverage plus westerns and talk shows.
Daddario Dealt Misleading Deportation Bill Link to Barrese
Washington column reveals Congressman Emilio Daddario was misled into backing a 1961 bill to grant Barrese permanent alien residence. Barrese, linked to Cosa Nostra figures and an international narcotics ring, was later blocked from deportation, and Daddario withdrew the measure after learning of Barrese’s criminal past.
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Connecticut
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New England
Daddario
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Philip Barrese
Tom Dodd
Senate
Congress
Justice Department
Barrese
Daddario Bill
Hartford City
John “Bud’’ Mahon
Mahon
Treasury Department
Cosa Nostra
Carmine Galante
John “Big John” Ormento
John ‘Johnny Roberts
Robilotto
Brooklyn
Joe Valachi
Carlo Gambino
Hartford
Deporta
Silvester
Leslie Whitten
Salow
Judiciary Committee
Federal District Court
George Silvester
Cain
25 Degrees Chill Index For Miniskirts At Iola High
Shelbyville reporting AP notes Iola High permits girls to wear slacks when the temperature reads 25 degrees or lower. The student council led the change after consulting officials, sparking mixed reactions from girls, boys, and coeds. Sam Wood, a lumber dealer, is mentioned in this line.
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Iola
Iola High School
Twenty Five Years Ago War Pro duction Board brownout window shopping
Tribune notes a pending exemption application affecting Main Street after dark. City Engineer Ralph Reeves reports the arrival from Cicero Mississippi of a water softener speed reducer. Also, recital tonight at the Junior College Little Theater by Mrs. J. J. Wegand.
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War Production Board
Main Street
Ralph Reeves
Cicero, Mis
Shirley Hodges
J. J. Wegand
Wheat and feed grain program meeting slated in Wilson County
A meeting to explain the 1970 wheat and feed grain program will be held Monday at 1 30 p m in the basement of the Wilson County courthouse. Wayne Anderson county executive director of the ASCS urges producers to attend. Sign up runs from Monday through March 20 at the ASCS office.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Wayne Anderson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
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