Court decisions shaped by understanding and rights
The Nevada audience review discusses the Supreme Court’s school prayer ruling and the Gideon Mapp and Escobedo cases. It argues that initial criticism faded once the rights to religion speech and counsel were properly understood, and notes past abuses in interrogations.
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Gideon
Mapp
Escobedo
Supreme Court
Thousé
Danny Escobedo
Illinois
Wickersham
America
Senate committee backs back to work order for airline machinists
The Senate Labor Committee voted 10 to 6 to grant President Johnson authority to order 35,400 striking airline machinists back to work for up to 180 days amid mediation. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Clark, would label the strike as harming essential transportation and create a dispute board while a new settlement is sought. The White House had no comment.
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UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Joseph S. Clark Jr
Ex-State Official Arrested in Blythe
Former State Health Department official Burton C. Corwin was arrested in Blythe California after an eight week search. He faces an indictment on charges including infamous crimes against nature and lewdness with a minor plus counts of perjury grand larceny fraudulent appropriation and conspiracy related to the September fire at the L Bar L Market. Corwin vows to fight extradition and will be arraigned before Nevada transfer.
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Gideon
Florida
Supreme Court
State Health Department
Burton C. Corwin
Blythe
Calif
Blythe Police
Corwin
Nevada
L Bar L
Mt. Charleston
Daring Holdup at Pussycat Nets Bandit Pair
A Las Vegas robbery at the Pussycat Go Go club yielded 38000 dollars as two gunmen held owner Bob Hirsch at gunpoint while workers were released. Hirsch, a former officer, reported one attempt to look around was stopped by the weapon and a warning to not peek. The incident occurred as the venue roared with a live band and crowded lounge.
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Pussycat Nets
Bob Hirsch
Hirsch
Las Vegas
Libel suit witness alleges threats at Thunderbird Hotel case
In a Thunderbird Hotel libel case against Tom Hanley a fellow dealer accused another worker of threatening to kill Hanley and Ralph Alsup. Howard Bock said anti Semitic literature was planted on his apron and a dealer spoke violently when addressing him.
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Tom Hanley
Gaming Union
Ralph Alsup
Hanley
Howard Bock
al Dreyer
Bock
Weather brief scattered clouds and showers
Scattered afternoon cloudiness with isolated showers in the afternoon and evening. Gentle winds with gusts in shower areas. Today's high 105 and low 75. Sunrise at 4 48 and sunset at 7 45. Yesterday's high 104 and low 78. Noon relative humidity 27 percent.
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