National Interest Seen Softer In Killing Capital Punishment
A June 2 1967 report notes no U S executions since Luis Monge's cyanide death and cites waning political will to pursue capital punishment. It covers ACLU and NAACP LDF efforts against death penalties, court rulings on Lindbergh and Witherspoon, and lawmakers considering abolition at federal level amid a halt in state executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Murray
Pess
Washington
Luis Monge
United States
Wight
American Civil Liberties Union
Robert W. Rhastenmeier
D-Wise
House
ACLU
Kastenmeier
Clearwater
Raiford
Haydon Burns
Florida
Freddie Pitts
Wilbert
Lee
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
U.S
William A. McRae
Jacksonville
Supreme Court
Architect's Work To Be Restored
In Oak Park a Frank Lloyd Wright fountain will be reproduced as part of the festival, despite abolition debates over the death penalty across states. Architects criticize current disrepair after 60 years, while lawmakers seek patterns for federal action and possible penalties for killers of lawmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiles
Alaska
Iowa
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Ivon
West Virginia
Wisisin
New York
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Vermont
New
Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright
New Mexico
Wright
Ohio
Michael DiSalle
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Hart
Disalle
National Committee
PBT
J. Edgar Hooyer
Chile
Man Has Three Brains Say Scientist at Queen’s Kingston
Washington Post reports Dr Paul MacLean at Queen’s University Kingston describes a three brain theory for humans. The reptilian brain governs instinct and territory while the mammalian brain drives emotion and social behavior, with the neocortex handling higher intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Haseltine
Washington
Mos
Craughib
Queen's University
Kingston
Ontario
Canada
Paul MacLean
Laboratory of Neurophysiology
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
Disciplinary Board Suspends KU ROTC Review Disrupters
Lawrence Kansas AP report says University of Kansas disciplinary board issued one semester suspensions to 33 of 71 students charged with disrupting the chancellor's ROTC review on May 9. Thirteen graduates or soon-to-be graduates have credits withheld as of January 1 1971. Two repeat offenders received longer penalties. others received lesser penalties. No names released. Appeals allowed to the board of disciplinary appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Board of Disciplinary Appeals
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Greeley Tribune
Witherspoon
California
Junges
C Chessman
Edgar Stitt
New Jeresey
Victor 4Ivlinski
Celler
Kasten
Meter
Congress
Kassenmeier
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma
Kynode
Inidmoo
Suseo
PRIKT
Devalop
Dml
Ine McKnight Sta
Out Deas
Cigarette Highters
Doulton
Eighth Ave
Lean
Mac
MacLean
Berlin
Bevlin
Tribune
Astin and
Akiv Auctions and
PDI
Johnstown, Colorado
George (. Corbett
Griff’s Burger
Austin and
Austin Auctioners Realters
xKid
Austin
Greeley
Colorado
Austin Auctioneers — Realtors
E.R
Rid Austin
6Th Street
Credley
KEK
Division OF Highways
State of Colorado
Lawrence CongreueiWon Co
Littleton
Windsor
Qeorne
Weld County
Biata
Colorada
Bay Fore
Chas. E. Shumate
Greeley Daily Tribune
Ot Waar SR Aeks
Ren Aed
Coe Any
LYONS
Colo
SAT
SUN
Mountain Savings
Federa
S&h Green
Mountain Savings and Loan Association
Boulder
Broadway
Crossroads Center
Arapahoe & 26Th
Longmont
Coffman Street
Ninth Avenue
Lyoner
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