Newspapers Should Not Be Shackled In Courtroom Fight
Richard H. Amberg, publisher of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, argues at Le Moyne College that efforts to curb press access to pending criminal cases erode public knowledge. He cites cases like Richard Speck and says the courtroom belongs to the people, not lawyers, urging more information for an informed public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Richard H. Amberg
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Amberg
Jesse W. Fleck
le Moyne College
American Bar Association
Richard Speck
Chicago
Sukarno's Wife Gives Birth to Daughter in Tokyo
Ratna Sari Dewi, Sukarno's Japanese wife, gave birth to a girl at Keio University Hospital. The infant named Kartika Sari is the president's fourth wife’s child as Indonesian leaders debated dismissing the 65 year old president amid a contemporary political crisis.
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Tokyo
Sukarno
Ratna Sari Dewi
Keio University Hospital
Jakarta
Dewi
Kartika Sari
Minor Could Sue Parents In North Carolina
A measure in the North Carolina General Assembly would let a minor sue parents for injuries from an automobile accident. The bill, by Representatives Britt Hill Raynor Ramsey, shifts liability for a child's injuries to parents and would be argued alongside other welfare and compensation bills in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
William R. Britt
D—Johnston
William L.hill
New Hanover
Joe B. Raynor
Cumberland
James E. Ramsey
Britt
Wife Still Loves Blind Husband Found Working in New York
Beverly Henke, wife of blind Gerald Henke, says she still loves him after his disappearance a year ago. Henke, 30, reappeared working as a piano tuner in New York, identified by Winter & Co. in the Bronx from a trade publication. Police noted his call-home alibi and considered foul play or amnesia as possible explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southfield
Mich
Gerald Henke
Henke
New York
Beverly
Richard Overmyer
Henkes
Michigan School For the Blind
Detroit
Winter & Co
Bronx
Goldberg Not Optimistic on Early Vietnam Peace
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg returning from the Far East said peace in Vietnam is unlikely soon. He described the road as rocky and difficult and urged perseverance to persuade the Viet Cong to negotiate, stressing that mutual will is essential for any peace promise.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Far East
Vietnam
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy Airport
Washington
Johnson
Goldberg
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John R. Boger
D—Cabarrus
C. Frank Griffin
D—Union
Ernest B.messer
D — Haywood
Dwight W. Quinn
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General Assembly
House
Sam J. Ervin Ill
D .Burke
Patrick Hunter
Mecklenburg
Howard Triggs
D.wake
House OF Prayer For Alcoholics
Charles Farlow
N. Main
Korky
Universal
Lavelle Rubber CO
N. Wood St
Ill
Man of the
Dennis D. Teetor
High Point
N. Main Street
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West High ST
Block
America
Lexington
West End
E. Green
Finance & Acceptance Corporation of High Point, Inc
East Commerce Street
Dacron’ & Cotton
Lady Bird and
Heritage
DuPont
Olean
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