Newsmen Dedicate Plea Over ABA News Guidelines Change
Newsmen press final plea to the American Bar Association to delay guidelines that would bar judges police officials and lawyers from sharing information with reporters about pending criminal cases Critics warn against secrecy risking official incompetence and corruption The move mirrors debate over protecting jurors from prejudicial publicity while preserving trial integrity
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Barry
Associated Press
Chicago
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Paul C. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Reardon
Theodore Koop
CBS
D. Tennant Bryan
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Michael J. Ogden
Providence Journal and Bulletin
Fetter
American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
Robert G. Storay
Southern Methodist University Law School
Storey
ABA
House Control Driving GOP Presidential Preferences
Republican lawmakers seek to regain House control for the first time in 14 years influencing their presidential choices. Rep. Melvin Laird backs gains in the Northeast with Nelson Rockefeller aiding, while Gerald Ford sees the South as key. House Republican Committee studies map 24 possible seats, noting Wallace’s third party run could disrupt the plan.
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Carl P. Leabsdorfy
Associated Press
Washington
House
Melvin R. Laird
Wiseconsin
House Republican Conference
Northeast
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gerald RK. Ford
Michigan
South
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Congressional Committee
GOP
House Centrol
Deep South
New England
Middle Atlantic
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Laird
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Anti Johnson
Nixon
Nev
Connecticut
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
East
GOPs Move to Grass Roots Platform Drive Amid Uncertainty
Republican governors push a grass-roots campaign for a moderate party platform as they struggle to unite behind a presidential candidate. Gov. John H. Chafee chairs hearings, inviting citizens to submit ideas on domestic and foreign policy while party leaders weigh candidates like Rockefeller and Romney against a backdrop of regional shifts and internal tensions.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Republican Governors Association
GOP
Goy
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Miami Beach
Fla
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Rltnois
Dirksen
Johnson
Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Shafer
Association
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Chalae
Michigan
George Romney
Scott
Self Defense Ruled in Shooting Death
A Poinsett County jury ruled Sunday that the shooting death of James QC Dunavin, 46, of Toronza, was accidental and self defense. Sheriff Ray Holmes said Dunavin was shot during a struggle over a shotgun at the Dunavin home Sunday morning.
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Stern Pogeting Yap Ea
James
Dunavin
Toronza
Poinsett County
Ray Holmes
Holmes
Dunguin
Halted civilian recruiting for Vietnam by AID plans
The United States Agency for International Development paused wide civilian recruiting for Vietnam duty from February to June while reassessing job needs. The suspension affected 37 cities, with the last campaign ending in Phoenix, Arizona, on February 1. Officials note an ongoing shift toward urban focus and a possible staffing cut of about 10 percent, amid Viet Cong attacks and a broader Johnson administration reduction.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Foreign Aid Agency
Vietnam
Agency For International Development
South Vietnam
AID
Phoenix
Ariz
William S. Gaud
Gat
Johnson
Alb
Saigon
Donald G. Mac Donald
Gaud
Arkansas antiwar group threatens Dow recruiters on campus
The University of Arkansas group Southern Students Organizing Committee urged Dow Chemical to cancel recruiting at the campus or face concerted resistance. Dawns of tension arose as dean William Denman defended free speech and allowed recruiters to use the student union, noting students may picket or distribute leaflets while promising no obstruction of recruiting.
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Fayetteville, Atk
University of Arkansas
Bow Chemical Co
Ken Brown
Hot Springs
U of A
Southern Students Organizing Committee
Dow
Denman
Man Dashes Into Ice Rimmed Kennebec River
Police report a man ran onto the lake rim and leaped into the Kennebec River. He swam about 150 yards through frigid water before escaping custody.
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Kennebec
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Paula Parker
Julie Flowers
John Hackler
Sandra
Carlton King
Ginger
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Gaye Ponder
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Larry
Wayne Bailey
Sharon
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