Thornberry Declines to Explain Supreme Court Bid
Washington UPI Thornberry refused to discuss defend or explain his Fifth Circuit poll tax ruling before the Senate Judiciary Committee as it debated his fitness for the Supreme Court seat. He stood silent on questions about due process and constitutional grounds amid Ervin critical remarks.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S. Supreme Court
Ervin
Thornberry
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Ed Thornberry
Army Engineer Chief assumes command across four western states
Brig. Gen. William M. Glasgow Jr. takes over all Army engineer construction operations in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah. He replaces Brig. Gen. John Dillard and will supervise a construction program expected to exceed 190 million dollars in the current fiscal year. The Army also named Benjamin H Swig as civilian aide for the Sixth Army Area.
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API
William M. Glasgow Jr
Army Engineer
Arizona
California
Nevada
Utah
Glasgow
John Dillard
Army
Benjamin H Swig
Sixth
Foreign Aid Bill Locked In Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee failed to reach agreement on a foreign aid bill and postponed a vote until next week. Acting chairman John Sparkman predicted final committee language would total about 1.9 billion dollars, matching the House version, and said no administration pressure for an increase was being exerted while members sought more time to study the bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Prague Liberal Stalls Off Soviet Leaders Meeting
Prague's Dubcek stalled a face to face with Brezhnev and Soviet leaders, aiming to delay until Soviet troops leave Czechoslovakia. Moscow urged a Monday or Tuesday summit in Kiev or Lvov as troops move slowly toward the border amid liberalization protests.
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Moscow
Dubcek
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Lvov
Czech
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Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Dubcck
Russia
Andrei Grechko
Algeria
Las Vegas Sun Prominent Editor and Publisher Names
The Las Vegas Sun notes H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and lists the staff roles including Ray Germain Ruth Deskin Barbara Greenspun Hanek Brynn G and Gerry Appleby. It details circulation and subscription rates with monthly and annual options for the Nevada paper.
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Nevada
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Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Desistant
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Brynng
Vinc MO
Jim City
Tom Diskin
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W Tor
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Senate debates farm price supports and post convention schedule
The Senate backed four more years of farm price supports and production controls while weighing a public works bill and hearings on Johnson era Supreme Court nominees. Leader Mansfield doubted quick Fortas vote before the Aug 5 GOP convention and anticipated a September session. the House plans a Aug 2 to Sept 4 recess aligning with party conventions.
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Johnson
Supreme Court
House
Mike Mansfield
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Mansiielc Cnd
Chicago
Mansfield
Three United States pilots freed by North Vietnam delayed arrival
Diplomats in Vientiane suggested the three Air Force officers were kept from a routine flight back to the United States to be used for propaganda. Maj James Low, Maj Fred Thompson, and Capt Joe Carpenter were released from POW camps in February and appeared at a Hanoi news conference before facing an implied reticence in Laos.
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UPI
North Vietnam
United States
Air Force
James Frederick Low
Sausalito
Calif
Fred Neal Thompson
Taylors
S.C
Joe Victor Carpenter
Victorville
Hanoi
Moscow
Aeroflot
Thompson
Carpenter
Iodized Stockings and Patent Pills Promised as Cure-alls
A newspaper writer recalls wild patent medicine claims including Iodized Stockings and other prosthetic remedies. He notes England regulates drugs by health risk rather than cures, while he plans to test pills himself and report findings to readers, offering potential subscriptions with a two month supply.
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Judge Tells Ray Lawyer To Behave
Memphis Tenn UPI attorney Arthur Hanes arrived fuming over treatment of his client in the James Farr Ray King assassination case. A court order barred interviews and extra judicial statements, intended to curb press access as Ray was moved to Shelby County Jail. Hanes, a former Birmingham mayor, noted the directive and planned to meet Ray later.
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UPI
Arthur Hanes
James Farr Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Ray
Hanes
Mississippi River
Criminal Court
Preston Rattle
King
London
Memphis
Shelby County
U. S
Boulevard Market praised for courteous help and delivery services
Paul Moore, manager of Boulevard Market, notes new customers come from The Broadway and Mall markets. The Boulevard Shaping Center super market emphasizes courtesy and assistance for all shoppers, including the elderly and mothers with children, with staff helping load groceries into cars.
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Boulevard Super Market
Penneys Auto Center
Paul Moore
Boulevard Market
Boulevard Shaping
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