Supreme Court Secret Info Ruling Reconsidered
Associated Press analysis outlines that the high court's Jencks ruling narrows disclosure of government secret files. Justice Clark dissented arguing the decision risks exposing vital national secrets, while the court held only secret information supplied by witnesses must be shared with the defense.
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Athlete's Foot One Application Guarantee
A bold ad promises a single CE-ROY FUNGICIDE application will treat athlete's foot or ringworm with a money back guarantee. The product is advertised as available at drug stores under the name LE-ROY FUNGICIDE fe 69e.
Economists Say Not Yet Time for Tax Cuts Amid Slow Economy
A Senate House Economic subcommittee heard economists and businessmen say there is still zip in the economy but not enough to justify immediate income tax reductions or looser monetary policy. They warned that easing tight money or large tax cuts could fuel inflation while growth stalls at a plateau.
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Members Girl Scout Troop 154 Win Multiple Awards
Troop 154 held a flag ceremony and court of awards at Walter Jackson where nine members earned dabber and cock badges plus second class honors. Barbara Craig, a Senior Scout, received child care and architecture badges. several members earned one and two year membership stars.
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Connie Stone
Patricia Wilson
Judy Ferguson
Dorothy Napps
Diana Stone
Barbara Craig
William T. Dye
Paul Gann
Carl Hoyer
Wanda Harris
Eugene Chenault
Thomas Harvey
Tommy Phillips
Keith Lawson
Government Dilemma on Prosecution and Secret Witnesses
A debate on whether to arrest and try a spy or Communist when crucial witnesses' secret information must be disclosed. The question asks if national welfare might be served by not prosecuting in specific cases to avoid revealing testimony.
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API Trustees Seek Full Budget for Two Years
Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute trustees warned of serious effects if state appropriations are cut. They appealed to the governor and Legislature to provide the full 14 286 000 dollars in state funds for API operations over the next two years. Loss of key faculty and researchers, facilities depletion, and possible loss of accreditation in some curricula were noted.
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Graham says sexual standards threat to U.S. morality
Billy Graham told 17,000 at Madison Square Garden that preachers must discuss sex to curb immorality. He warned moral decline could destroy America, saying improper use of sex is condemned while sexuality itself is amoral. The New York crusade extended to July 21 due to momentum with 347000 in attendance and 12145 decisions for Christ thus far.
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