Court faces critics as Warren era reshapes American law
A high court discussion on Chief Justice Warren highlights his defense of individual rights and unanimous rulings. The article notes major decisions on police rights against self incrimination, school desegregation, and reapportionment while outlining political battles over enforcement and education law.
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Thomasville Police Seek Missing Girl
Thomasville area police launched a county wide search for Rosa Hill a 15 year old white girl about 6 feet 1 inch tall 120 pounds brown hair brown eyes last seen Friday night in orange blouse and white pants in the company of several boys Officers asked anyone with information to contact authorities.
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Vatican Council moves faster in third session
AP reports the Vatican Council’s third session speeding work after Pope Paul VI opened the week. Bishops debated papal power and Baptized unity while seven of thirteen schemata were reduced to propositions. American bishops pressed for stronger declarations on Jews and religious liberty as talks proceed.
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Traveling Scholars program widens Ohio state study exchange
Cooperation chairman Dr. John Weaver OSU vice president and dean of faculties says 41 graduate students participated. Eleven major Midwest universities join the program allowing a graduate student to study a quarter or two at another campus to access a better course or facility.
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House Health Care Decision Expected This Week
Washington AP reports a conference between the Senate and House on Social Security health care is poised for a key vote by Wednesday or soon after. Rep. Wilbur Mills leads the House side amid splits with four other conferees, while President Johnson pushes for inclusion of health provisions in the final bill.
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Escapes, gunfire and a fatal shooting linked to patrol deaths
An escapee Perry fled into woods after a violent confrontation that left Patrolman Fowler dead and Marshburn wounded. The incident follows a separate patrol death as another officer was killed earlier, highlighting ongoing violence and law enforcement risks.
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Britain's Oct. 15 election draws little U S notice
Washington observers note Britain’s Conservative and Labour campaign for the Oct. 15 vote arouses limited U S attention. Officials see no major policy shift toward the United States, with both parties pledging close ties and pragmatism on NATO, nuclear issues, and the Nassau agreement.
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Church Members To March To New Location
Shiloh Baptist Church members will march to their new place of worship at 618 Hulda Street at 11 a.m. today. The Gospelier Singers of Lexington and the Golden Tone Singers of Charlotte will perform a musical program at p.m. The back home revival will begin at 7 30 p.m. with Rev J E Dawkins of Maple Spring Baptist Church delivering the address.
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