Supreme Court Refuses Stay on Oklahoma District Judge Block
The Supreme Court declined to stay an order barring Judge Stephen Chandler of Oklahoma City from performing judicial duties. The Judicial Council of the Tenth Circuit had ruled he could not handle his office, blocking him from acting, while Justice Black dissented noting the council overstepped.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Stephen
Chandler
Oklahoma City
Judicial Council of the
Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Apeals
Denver
Hugo
Black
Judicial Council
Hull North District Mirrors Urban Britain Politics
In Hull North, a 300000-strong urban district, Labor and Conservative and Liberal candidates align with party lines. Toby Jessel campaigns for Britain in the Common Market, McNamara references the government record, and Laurie Millward champions regional development including roads, education, and housing amid a period of national electoral trends. Justice William O. Douglas joins a dissent in a related Supreme Court matter.
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Hull North
Britain
Toby Jessel
London
Hull
Europe
North Sea
McNamara
Laurie Millward
Liberal Party
Chandler loses stay bid over Judicial Council action
The U S Supreme Court denied Judge Chandler a stay, saying the Judicial Council action was not final and he would get a hearing. Chandler, a 65 year old 22 year veteran and chief judge of the Western District of Oklahoma, argued the council usurped Congress impeachment power. Justice Black dissented, calling the council’s authority to order any halt entirely improper. The case centers on temporary actions rather than final rulings.
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Marshall
Chandler
Federal
U.S. Court
Western District of
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Congress
Justice Black
Mott Secretary of State Rusk discussed case with Gromyko
The narrative recounts attempts by officials and senators to intervene in the trial of Mott, a book-publishing representative and tourist who crossed the Soviet border near Murmansk on Sept 4. He was sentenced to 18 months on Nov 24, with parole eligibility on June 4. He died en route from Murmansk to a labor camp after letters to the embassy and pending appeals.
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Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Kohler
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Massachusetts
Mott
Foot.5
Scandinavia
Soviet Arctic
Norway
Murmansk
Matt
Snow and ice disrupt roads and flights Across NC
A heavy snowstorm blanketed western and central North Carolina with two to eight inches of snow on mountains and gusty winds. Roads were slick as glass west of a Warrenton to Clarksville line, prompting chains or snow tires and 3 a.m. maintenance. Roanoke Woodrum Airport closed all day while other airports faced similar outages. Temperature plunged near Mt Mitchell to 13 degrees below zero as slick conditions persisted despite plowing and chemical treatments.
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State Highway Department
Warrenton
Spotsylvania
Cumberland
Clarksville
Highway Department
Roanoke
Woodrum
North Carolina
Piedmont
Mt. Mitchell
Snow Warnings For 14 State Area As Storm Rages
Snow warnings extend from the upper Ohio Valley to New England as a major storm system impacts the region. Snowfall totals reach up to 13 inches in Texas and Arkansas, with significant accumulations across Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Georgia. Travel slows on many highways as temperatures drop below freezing and drifting snow creates hazardous conditions.
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Associated Press
Upper
Ohio Valley
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Mest
Pittsburgh
Roanoke
Bristol Lynchburg
Appomattox J
Salem
Atlantic Coast
Ward
Tennessee
Memphis
Jackson
Nashville
U.S. 441
Great Smoky National Park
West Virginia
Bowie
Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma City
Forth ‘Worth
Tex
Little Rock
Ark
Asheville
N.C
Georgia
Virginia Assembly hears budget push for 2.2 billion plan
The budget forecast calls for 2.2 billion for the next two fiscal years to fund state services and a general fund jump of 40 percent to 924.5 million. Gov. Godwin endorsed the package in a recent Assembly speech, urging bold moves while stressing Virginia’s leadership role. The surplus is expected near 100 million by June 30, and proposed tax changes include a 2 percent sales tax plus a new penny for highway funding. As new leadership sets goals, the Assembly weighs rapid progress versus past difficulties.
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Virginia
Harrison
Godwin
Assembly
South
Dominican crisis prompts rebel to depart military post
Col. Caa mano told newsmen he left as a military man under civilian orders and said the government promised security for rebels staying behind. He stated the remaining rebels would be integrated into the regular forces as less than 900 leaders and officers face reshuffles including removal of the armed forces minister and top service chiefs.
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Wallace Jeft
Leonard Wilson
Wilson
Jasper
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Citizens Councils of Alabama
Charles W. McKay Jr
Sylacauga
Alabama
McKay
United Nations
Johnson
Hanoi
South Viet
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Senate Committee
Wheeler
North
Pentagon
Col. Caamano
Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
Air Force and
Army Chiefs of Staff
Doctors Offer 30-Day Instant Trim Diet Program
New York special report describes German doctors at the Max Planck Institute claiming an instant-trim method called Isometric Contradiction. A 60-second daily exercise allegedly reduces the waist by 3 inches quickly, with 10 moves usable at home or work. The program, promoted by Better Health Publishers, costs $1 postpaid and offers a refund if no results.
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New York
Max Planck Institute
Main St
Dept
Dra
East Orange
N.J
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Thurgood
Amercan [National Bank and Trust Company Ba
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