Jurist Picard Faces Legal Tightrope After Supreme Court Ruling
Detroit report recalls Judge Frank A. Picard who, from a boy dreaming of the Flying Picards, now watches his 1954 broadcasting case overturned by the Supreme Court. The piece outlines past rulings on overtime pay, union suits and the path to his federal judgeship, noting his early life in Saginaw and time at the University of Michigan.
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Royal Couple Celebrates Quiet Monaco Holiday
Princess Caroline remained at home in Monaco as the couple marked a brief holiday with their baby, staying close to family.
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Chimpanzee Art Sparks Debate in Berkeley Show
In Berkeley California Betsy the Baltimore Zoo chimpanzee may join the city sidewalk art show starting June 28 at Sather Gate Her paintings priced 25 to 50 dollars have drawn public interest and prompt the sponsoring merchants group to vote on including nonhuman exhibitors at a Thursday meeting.
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Hodges outlines 1969 legislative agenda in Raleigh
Gov. Hodges signals support for a House style highway board reform and opposes partisan politics by supervisors. He expects a 75 cent hourly state minimum wage bill and calls for reapportionment action. He weighs A and EC railroad take over, Morehead port concerns, parole use, and plans for about 35 superior court judges.
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Exhibition Flights Set For Boeing 707 Demonstration
The Boeing 707 jet, new transcontinental speed holder, began a series of demonstration flights over Maryland and Virginia after a Seattle to Baltimore run of 3 hours 48 minutes at 698 mph. The plane averaged 612 mph on the Puget Sound to Chesapeake Bay leg, shaving 10 minutes from the old airliner record. Worth 442 to 5% million dollars, it will go to Pan American and American airlines in late 1958 or early 1959 with 120 to 162 seats. The text notes a 1913 Calumet fire in which 72 died amid a false alarm.
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Cotonamo bulk laxative advertised as gentle remedy
An advertisement touts Cotonamo as a safe bulk laxative to moisten and stimulate the colon for a normal urge to purge. It claims suitability for pregnant women and superiority over salt or drug laxatives, with clinical tests showing no nutrient absorption interference and minimal reactions. Tablet price stated as 98c.
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