Warren Court Controversy by Don Oakley
The piece argues Warren Court era was a defining yet controversial period in U S Supreme Court history. It notes Chief Justice Warren and a large, fluid bench, cycles of influence, and numerous landmark rulings on segregation prayer reapportionment obscenity and criminal law. It also discusses potential shifts under incoming Chief Justice Burger and future Nixon appointments affecting law enforcement limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Court
United States Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
John Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Indiana Evening Safette Published by The Indiana Sainting Co
Public notice of the Indiana Evening Safette, published by The Indiana Sainting Publishing Company Arm, Philadelphia Indiana Pa. Rates listed for boy and motor route subscriptions. Notice includes editors and staff roles with Associated Press affiliation and imprint details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Sainting & Publishing Company
Philadelphia
A. Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor Ray
BR. Hastin Rat
Russell M. Hicket
Joshph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Neeervienenne
Associated Press
Associated Pree
AP News
Etx
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Second Clase
Penna
MacArthur plan for quick victory in Korea revealed
The article recounts Rev Frehn's and Gen MacArthur's claimed Korea war plan using airbase bombing and large Chiang Kai-shek forces to trap and starve China and North Korea in ten days. It notes Moscow and UN opposition and reflects on Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, and domestic U.S. tensions shaping the war debate.
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Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
C. Frehn
MacArthur
Tokyo
Japan
Frehn
North Korea
Manchuria
Gen. MacArthur
Bob Considine
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Considine
Russia
England
United Nations
China
Red China
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
HO Chi Minh
U.C
Vietnam
LBJ
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Teddy Kennedy
Senate
Hamburger Hill
White House
Nixon
Indiana County Notes Through Generations and Fire
A look back through Yester Daze recalls Dr. Robert F. Greene opening a general surgery practice at 1480 Indian Springs Rd Indiana. Obituaries mark Leah Galbreath at 104 in Sapulpa Okla. Gust Michel of Capitol Restaurant in Indiana dies. Fires threaten Townsends home in Arm strong County and Dick farm near Clymer. Local leaders include Clarence Ray named Indiana American Legion Post commander. Other items note Marion Center School Board appointment Leland Pfeiffer and deaths of Allen Kirkpatrick Jr in Indiana and Dr J Sloan Miller of Clymer. Also Harry Flickinger announces candidacy for county coroner.
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Robert F. Greene
Indian Springs Rd
Indiana
Leah Galbreath
Indiana County
Sapulpa
Okla
Rayne Two
Robert
Elizabeth Robinson Galbreath
Robert S. Townsend
South Bend
Armstrong County
Townsends
Gust Michelis
Capitol
J. M. Dick
Clymer
Penn Run
Clarence Ray
R.D
Indiana American Legion
Moon Launch Parts Spark Industrial Teamwork
Drew Pearson reports from Downey California on the lunar launch project. Some 17 000 companies supplied parts with 9 000 making substantial contributions and 20 supplying key components. North American Rockwell in Los Angeles suburbs built the Apollo command module and most main rocket engines under president Lee Atwood and expert John.
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Downey
Calif
Cape Kennedy
Los Angeles
North American
Rockwell
Lee Atwood
Wright Field
Ohio
John
AVCO
Boston
North American - Rockwell
Claire Bloom reflects on life art and aging in New York
Claire Bloom discusses life, work, and aging in a candid luncheon interview at the 21 Club. She recalls Ophelia and Chaplin in Limelight, cites divorce from Rod Steiger, and sharing insights on preferences, fears, and joys while noting her Hollywood ties and future ambitions.
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New York
Claire Bloom
Claire
Ophelia
Charles Chaplin
Rod Steiger
21 Club
Inside Labor- Panthers Seek Police Control
Six Black Panthers travel from the West to promote a national conference in Oakland. They urge decentralizing city police, placing power in neighborhood commissions, and require officers to live in districts. The plan envisions autonomous local police and recalls while seeking broader labor and political support.
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New York
West
David Hilliard
Mao
United Front
Georgi Dimitrov
Communist International
Oakland
Calif
Tom Hayden
Antipolice
Chicago
Panthers
Washington, D.C
Pittsburgh
California
Black Panthers High Command
Megalopolis
Big City
Detroit “Revolutionary Union
Police Control Council
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio National Federation of Police Officers
Herman Kenin
American Federation of Musicians
Governing Boards of Education
Dimitrov
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Don Oakley
William L. Ingersoll
Yester Daze
Gazette
Leland B. Pfeiffer
Marion Center Borough
Garnett Wetzel
Allen Kirkpatrick, Jr
Pennsylvania
South Fifth and
School Streets
J. Sloan Miller
Samuel B
Jane Pollock Miller
Grant Twp
Pourchase Line
Dr. Miller
Harry Flickinger
Homer City
Dais
Drew Pearson
Washington
Boyle
Hollywood
Main Street
Sardinia
Italy
Chekhov
R. Moore
William Berger
Dale Myers
Aerospace
NASA
James Webb
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Sperry Rand
Webb
Thomas Paine
Wernher von Braun
JFK
Kennedy
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Space Committee
Johnson
Congress
Boeing
Space
Aerojet
Earth
Grumman
Westinghouse
McDonnell Douglas
MIT
Minneapolis - Honeywell
Bell
Eagle- Picher
Bendix
Whirlpool
Pratt - Whitney
Connecticut
Apollo
Northrop
Nea, Tay
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