Immunity Case Frames Congressional Privilege
The Supreme Court voided former Rep Johnson of Maryland’s conviction for fraud and conflict of interest due to the government’s use of congressional speech as evidence. Justice Harlan’s majority opinion preserves immunity from questioning in speech or debate, tying the ruling to historical parliamentary rights and leaving three dissents to challenge factual findings.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
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Maryland
United States
National Democratic Party
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House of Representatives
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District Federal Court
Court of Appeals
Justice Harlan
Executive Branch
Philadelphia
Warren
Brennan
Douglas
Lunchist Harry and the rise of the junior lunchists
Washington profile of a $20,000-a-year lunchist named Harry at Amalgamated Cosmics. The piece traces his ascent from card clerk to appearances chief, then conferee and phonesman, detailing how lunch rituals and constant conferences sustain a vast, image driven corporate culture.
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Harry
Amalgamated Cosmics
Amalgamated
Amalgamated’s
Monarchy Hint Out In Spain
Spain era hints at constitutional shifts toward restoring the monarchy as Generalissimo Franco leads a royal tribute at the Escorial. Don Juan of Barcelona, exile since 1931, appears favored by some observers, while his son Juan Carlos and cousins attend the ceremony.
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New York
Times News
San Lorenzo. del Escorial
Spain
Guadarrama Mountains
Francisco Franco
Alfonso XIII
Franco
Alfonso
Don
Juan Borbon Y Battenberg
Barcelona
Madrid
ABC
Don Juan
Escorial
Estoril
Portugal
Juan
Juan Carlos
Alfonso Jaimé Borbon Y Dampierre
Gonzalo Borbon Y Dampierre
Britain and United States tie to China's containment policy
The article argues that Britain's defense policy aligns with U S strategy to contain Communist China into the 1970s. It notes Britain's reasons for remaining in Singapore and the Far East, the political divides at home, and the aim to prevent a vacuum that China could fill across Southeast Asia and the broader region. It also discusses Britain's potential influence in Aden and the Persian Gulf and mentions Africa and the Middle East as other fronts of Chinese attempts at influence.
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Dana Adams Schmidt
New York Times News Service
London
China
Britain
United States
U. S
Singapore
Far East
Malaysia
Labor Party
Enoch Powell
Conservative
Indonesia
Thailand
Burma
Vietnam
Africa
Aden
Tanzania
Middle East
Iraq
Syria
Yemen
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Gallup poll shows Johnson at 61 percent confidence
A Gallup poll conducted March 1 shows President Johnson with 61 percent approval, down from 66 percent in November 1963 and 59 percent in January. Democrats strongly support him at 74 percent, Republicans are split 44 percent approve 45 percent disapprove, with independents at 55 percent.
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Princeton
N. J
Johnson
Honolulu
Gallup
Eee
Ee Ees
MDI Ee
American Institute of Public Opinion
Modern Math for Puzzled Parents Series Starts Monday
A newspaper announces a step by step guide to Modern Math for parents and curious adults. Prof W F Lloyd leads a multi part series with accompanying booklet reprints available for 50 cents per copy.
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W. F. Lloyd
Long Expansion Of Nation's Economy Now Five Years Old
Washington report notes five years of economic expansion, the longest since WW II. Unemployment at 4 percent. capacity use around 91 92 percent. economists warn inflation could end the boom, via higher prices or tighter policy, risking a recession.
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Edwin L. Dale JR
New York Times News Service
Washington
United States
Mystery of color in certain diamonds explained
Johannesburg scientists have explained the color mystery in some diamonds. Research shows most diamonds contain nitrogen gas and carbon. the amount and arrangement of nitrogen atoms determine the hue.
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Johanesburgh
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