Supreme Court rules race not shield for public offenses
The justices sided by a narrow majority that race cannot grant special privilege in enforcing public ordinances. The decisions hold that offenses such as obstructing streets, juvenile delinquency, unlicensed driving, and assaulting a policeman remain under state court jurisdiction. Justice Stewart wrote for the majority, rejecting any federal transfer of trials based on alleged racial prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Supreme Court
Breaing
Stewart
Congress
Court split on federal removal in civil rights cases
The article reviews a Supreme Court decision and dissents on whether civil rights cases can be moved from state to federal courts. It notes justices favoring broader federal removal powers and four dissenters led by Douglas arguing for state bias protection and timely federal review, with implications for future court appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Clark
Harlan
White
Stewart
Warren
Brennan
Fortas
Douglas
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Johnson
Observer By Russell Baker on Men's Hair Dye Attitude
Observer notes that gray hair is fading as ads push hair dye for men, facing psychological barriers. Doyle Dane Bernbach, Inc. plans campaigns to recondition male hair color norms and reduce stigma about dyeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Doyle Dane Bernbach, Inc
Local notables listed in Daily Records
A compiled Daily Records list includes multiple pairs of young adults with ages and occupations. Entries show spouses or partners from Decatur and Somerville with jobs at Southern Bell Telephone Co., Hicks Chevrolet, U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force, plus student and laborer roles, across addresses on NW SE and SW segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wayne Adams
Hartseller
Hicks Chevrolet Co
Kay Frances Prater
Oak St. NW
Howard Douglas Landers
10Th Ave
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Gwen
Aileen York
Dodd Dr
Southern Bell
Rogers
6Th Ave
Vicki Sue Poole
Decatur 4
William Andrew Tuten
5Th Ave
Carol Jean Hicks
Marion Edward Buddy Sims
Decature
Betty Faye Sims
William Henry Vaughn Jr
Cherry St
Joe Ann Langford
Memorial Dr
John Thomas Sykes
Washington St NW
U.S Air Force
Linda Faye Montgomery
11Th Ave
Johnnie Thomas Walker
Decatur 3
Linda Dale Moore
Robert Jerre Morgan
Freeman Ave
Fay Nell Coward
Decatur
Secre
Youth Fashion War Prompts Aging Dilemma in Ad War
A York ad campaign markets colored hair to men alleging youth appeal. The piece argues society pressures perpetual youth, detailing aging traps like gray hair wrinkles and sagging silhouettes. It warns of a social conspiracy to harden the road to aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Burma Faces Economic Chaos Amid Nationalization Drive
Rangoon observers report Burma's shift to state capitalism under Gen. Ne Win has sparked food shortages and rationing. Rice exports drop from top world levels, consumer goods vanish, and urban unrest grows while rural areas fare relatively better.
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N. Y. Times
New York Times
Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
Asia
Frank
Callsia
Finland
Mandalay
Pagan
East Pakistan Frontier
Demo War Cry Is Change Not Loss
The Minnesota Democratic Farmer-Labor split shows a broader unrest within the party as Lt. Gov. Sandy Keith defends a push to rejuvenate the party against aging leadership. The piece links Minnesota battles to wider Democratic tensions across several states, noting youth, money, and media as factors in insurgent success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Broder
New York Times News
Washington
Karl F Rolvang
Minnesota Democratic Farmer - Labor
D.F. L
Johnson
A. M
Sandy Keith
No 2
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Tennessee
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Oregon
California
Eith
Rolvaag
Keith Buttons
Milton Shapp
Development of New Type Laser Nearing
Dr. George C. Pimentel of UC Berkeley predicts a chemical laser that requires no external energy and could be achieved within a year or two. The device uses internal chemistry to produce a single-wavelength, in-phase light pulse and may aid fusion research. A seminar on science frontiers held by the Air Force discussed the Berkeley group's work and challenges in laser action initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
Albuquerque
N. M
George C. Pimentel
University of California In
Berkeley
Pimentel
Berkeley Group
J. C. Polanyi
University of Toronto
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Non-Communists In Asia Build Regional Security Ties
Asian non communist nations move toward a regional security system led by ASPAC and ASA. Japan plays a leading role and Australia and New Zealand join ASPAC signaling an Asian identity. Indonesia eyes ASA membership as regional dynamics shift amid Vietnam War constraints and SEATO commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Topping
New York Times
Bangkok
Asia
Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
Association of Southeast Asia
ASA
Ek Roater
Japan
United Nations
World Councils
U.S
Organization of American States
Vietnam
U. S
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Seoul
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Suez
I Spac
South KA Tilledd
HTT
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Peking
Sukarno
Idonesia
Malaysia
Singanor
Tat Indonesia
Aoam Malik
Asb4s
Mad
Philippines
Thiland
India
Ceylon
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Morgan County
James Edward Bentford
Walnut St
Eva Mae Williams
Decatur Robert Lee Crowe Jr
Somerville
U. S. Army
Shirene Wilson
Clairol
Angie
Harrison E. Salisbur
Lgrim
Saigon
Athors
Burmens
Athens
Lloyd R. Jones
Athens Exchange Club
Bob Baugh
Trailway Inn
Jim Farrow
Bob Barcliff
Arthur L. Butler
George Kleeper
Herb Bryan
Rice Jacobs
Walter Sullivan
United States
Cambodia
China
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Pakistan
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