Convention Lawyers Tangled With Courts And Crime Debate
At the ABA annual convention in Philadelphia, leaders debate the Supreme Court, crime, and police reform. William T. Gossett becomes president as discussions span court roles, poverty, and federal crime strategies. Additional notes cover Coast Guard searches, Lake Erie crash victims, and rising traffic fatalities.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
William T. Gossett
Detroit
Earl F. Morris
Columbus
Ohio
ABA
Supreme Court
Senate
Sandusky
Corry Man Promoted By Steel Firm
Ronald C. Windahl named assistant manager of sales for Republic Steel Corporation Sheet and Strip Division in Cleveland. Appointment effective August 1. Windahl joined Republic in 1957 and rose through roles including senior market analyst. He and his wife and three sons live in Bay Village.
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Ronald C. Windahl
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
B. A. Murray
Windahl
Republic
Corry
Allegheny College
Meadville
Case Western Reserve University
Conover Drive
Bay Village
Walter Windahl
Roosevelt Highway
Kane Kids Fight Ragweed To Deter Hay Fever In Kane
Kane, Pa residents led by Dr. Charles Cleland pull ragweed each week to clear the town ahead of peak hay fever season. They weigh and burn the plants with a Saturday contest awarding a $25 bond and prizes to runners up. The effort, a 151 year tradition, aims to curb pollen and ease symptoms for locals.
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Kane, Pa
Kane
Allegheny Mountains
Edna Wise
Harmony
Midwest
East
Cleland
United States
Chamber of Commerce
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Conventicus
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Warren
William Brennan
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S. Sens
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
John L. McClelland
D-Ark
U. S
Russia
England
Canada
South America
Boston
Red Cross
Desmond Electric Company
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
AAT Hotel
Rossin’s
Ist
Spe
Linden Farms
Cherry Valley Pork
Orchard Park Peas
Festae
Edgebrook
Sterling
Penn Beauty
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