Supreme Court approves drastic measures to enforce courtroom order
The court ruled unanimously that riotous behavior in court will not be tolerated and approved three methods to preserve order. It reinforces moves such as contempt findings, binding and gagging, and ejecting disruptors, signaling strong stance against tactics like those seen in the Chicago 7 case.
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Nixon Seeks to Bar Railroad Strike in Public Interest
The president asks Congress to intervene in a major labor dispute and bar a railroad strike. Supporters say this initial move aims to protect the public and national welfare from widespread hardship and security threats.
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Corpus Delicti in Murder Trials and the Silent Body
A public service feature explains corpus delicti the body of the crime as the evidence that a crime occurred. It notes a marine murder case where no body was found yet guilt was established by bloodstains a knife and circumstances. Written by Will Bernard for the ABA and Texas Bar.
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State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
May Day heat record tops old LA May high
Los Angeles Weather Bureau reports 93 degrees at the Civic Center on Sunday, the highest May temperature in the city’s history. The previous May peak was 92 degrees set in 1887.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Weather Bureau
Civic Center
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LISTS CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE
Includes multiple crossword clues with across and down numbers and a cryptoquote by Longfellow. It presents wordplay prompts such as varnish ingredient and Seaver for one, plus a daily coded message using a substitution cipher with hint rules and yesterday's quote by Arlene Houssaye.
Girl Scout Units Hold Annual Get-Together at Church
Members of Troop 458 and sister Troop 451 met Thursday at First Methodist Church for a candlelighting ceremony and a four station game including knife handling art knot tying self-control and dexterity. Preparations were made for May bridging events moving Brownies to Juniors and Juniors to Cadettes along with a two day camping trip and tent arrangements. Cookies cakes and punch were served.
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Guards Unit Joins Statewide Litter Campaign in Texas
National Guardsmen from Company C of the 1st Battalion 41st Infantry joined 18 000 other Texas Guardsmen in Operation Clean and Green. The 180 member unit spent the first hour of May drill collecting litter along highways and farm roads into Cuero. Maj Gen. Ross Ayers said the effort shows the Guard is invested in community matters.
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Walter Sandifer
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David Janssen Takes a Hard Turn in Macho Callahan
Hollywood reports a stark shift for David Janssen as he stars in Macho Callahan, a Western set during the Civil War frontier. Janssen endures a thirty day confinement in a rat-filled jail, emerging gaunt and voiceless, while co-star Jean Seberg and director Bernie Kowalski praise the performance.
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