Burger urges British decorum in U S courts for truth
Chief Justice Warren Burger urges American judges and lawyers to borrow British decorum and ethics to curb foul language and violence in U S courtrooms. He spoke at Brigham Young University about teaching ethics in law schools and the need for disciplined advocacy to reach rational truth.
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Warren Burger
Justice Burger
Atlantic
U.S
Brigham Young University
Burger
Nation's Press Opposes Self-Defense Restriction Legislation
The Indianapolis Star reports on a proposed federal bill HR-3907 that would require proof of attacker intent before using deadly force in home defense and compel retreat before defending property, a shift critics say endangers victims and could set dangerous legal precedents.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Indianapolis Star
Why Arizona Fights Time and Metric Shift
The piece argues Arizona’s stance against daylight saving time reflects a broader reluctance to adopt metric measurements. It credits large U.S. exporters with pushing metric standards to align with international practices, prompting debates at home.
Why I Resist Metric Change in America
Jim Fiebig muses on the push to adopt metric measurements across the United States and throughout Europe and Communist countries. He rails against the mile, pound, quart, and inch and laments the inevitability of conversion, predicting a future where Americans speak differently while the speaker clings to traditional units.
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Europe
America
Freedom Theme Editorials Promoted in Columbus Telegram
A 1975 Columbus Nebraska issue presents editorials on freedom and self governance. The page emphasizes personal responsibility, moral guides, and the balance between liberty and order as core values.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Diet and anemia in Crohn's disease discussed by Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb explains Crohn's disease regional enteritis involving the end of the small intestine and its confusion with appendicitis. He notes inflammation and possible obstruction, anemia from poor absorption, and that Crohn's often causes diarrhea rather than constipation. Bulk foods may help constipation but tolerance varies with Crohn's. He describes diet considerations and the variability of the disease.
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DR. Lamb
Crohn
Crohn’s Disease Advice and Digestive Health Tips
Guidance on managing Crohn's disease includes avoiding milk due to lactose intolerance, considering iron and calcium supplements, and monitoring blood pressure variability. Readers may request a health letter on constipation by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr. Lamb at Radio City Station, New York.
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Crohn
Dr. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
Justice and press rights in open court rulings questioned
The piece discusses Nebraska court rulings and looming limits on reporting open court proceedings. It questions why the public can attend yet may be barred from reading or hearing the same information, highlighting concerns about prior restraint and press freedom.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Es Wee
Libel, prior restraint and press powers debated
The writer argues against prior restraint in defamation cases, warning it could enable government shielding of officials. They question equal branch powers, defend Nebraska media, and warn of vacuum rumors harming defendants more than coverage.
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Nebraska
Alternatives to Crime Control Across History and Society
The passage surveys persistent crime and punishment debates from Pilgrim times to modern America. It highlights failed deterrence, brutal and enlightened policing, and rising public fear. It notes low arrest clearance rates and the drift toward policing limits and security measures within a democratic framework.
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Washington
United States
Boston
Robert DiGrazia
DiGrazia
FBI pushes citizen role in crime resistance program
The FBI leader argues citizens must resist crime, joining a mass education drive called Crime Resistance. He says Americans should act as a home guard, cooperating with law enforcement and using initiative, while sharing contrasts from a hotel fire example to show alternatives in crisis.
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FBI
Clarence Kelley
Edie
Bureau
America
Atlanta
Tell Your Congressmen Names and Addresses
Citizens are urged to write their representatives to share complaints, viewpoints or compliments. The notice lists Rep. Virginia Smith and senators Carl Curtis and Roman Hruska in Washington DC offices for correspondence.
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Rep
Virginia Smith
Longworth
Washington, DC
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A light column of wry comments from Phil Pastoret on fashion and seasonal sales. Observes spring outcry over winter hats and mockery of gift horse sayings while hinting at shopper attitudes and quirks.
Free Love and Fees Stir Debate on Marriage Customs
In a pointed column, remarks critique Judge Lindsay for supporting free love and Bishop Manning for fees, arguing church and civil laws buck opinions. The writer laments a nationwide shift toward personal preference, warning future reflection and shame.
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Lindsay
Manning
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