Supreme Court declines ruling on Vietnam war legality
The Supreme Court on a 5 to 2 vote will not hear an AC LU appeal by two soldiers Salvatore Orlando in Vietnam and Douglas Kaplan at Ft Dix under Vietnam orders. The court also takes actions on school desegregation voting convention changes and prison death row cases.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Vietnam
American Civil Liberties Union
Salvatore Orlando
Douglas Kaplan
Ft. Dix
N.J
High Court
Southeast Asia
Congress
Attica
New York State
Edgar H. Smith Jr
New Jersey
Georgia
Federal Strike Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the ban on strikes by federal workers in a 6 to 1 ruling, sealing a lower court decision that federal workers have no right to strike. The United Federation of Postal Clerks argued essential worker proof was needed, but the court refused to hear the appeal. Justice Douglas dissented from not hearing the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Federation of Postal Clerks
William C. Douglas
Congress
Hawaii
Penn- Lee
Jury Checks Clark Office Over Tax Office Disputes
Kenneth Tackett resigned as chief deputy in Clark's tax office in August and testified today about alleged mismanagement. Lyman Howeth, another former deputy, is scheduled to appear this afternoon as the county excise board may call R E Glenn.
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Kenneth Tackett
Clark
Bob Bodenhamer
Lyman Howeth
Bodenhamer
R. E. Glenn
County Excise Board
Tackett
Howeth
Excise Tax Board
Labor leaders agree to serve on wage board
AFL-CIO President George Meany and other top labor figures said they would serve on President Nixon s 15 member Labor Industry Public Pay Board to help curb inflation after Nixon pledge. Meany noted the Cost of Living Council would have no veto and would not serve as an appeal level for Pay Board decisions.
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Washington
Nixon
AFL - Cio
George Meany
COLC
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board and Price Commission
Meany
Labor Federation
Shultz
Council
Afl-Cio
Fitzsimmons
Woodcock
Nixon warns of action over textile exports to Japan
President Nixon said the United States will move against Japan and other textile exporting nations if no agreement or progress is made by Friday to limit exports. He cited intensive talks with Japan and expressed hope for a binding accord.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Japan
Cameron Enrollment Increases by 520 Students This Fall
Cameron College reports an overall enrollment rise with 4 373 at Fort Sill extension, up from 3 853 last fall. Full time equivalent up 225 to 2 976, with 1 421 freshmen, 776 sophomores, 594 juniors, 599 seniors and 842 special students, reflecting stronger-than-expected growth.
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Cameron College
Cameron
Fort Sill
Nixon Seeks Moscow Summit for Better US Soviet Ties
President Nixon announced plans for a Moscow summit in late May 1972 aimed at improving bilateral relations with the Soviet Union. He said the meeting with Brezhnev would be substantive, not ceremonial, and would follow discussions with leaders in China and broader talks. Nixon also signaled a November Vietnam withdrawal announcement while maintaining American presence to meet Berlin accords.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
China
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Tass
Leonid Brezhnev
Vietnam
Berlin
Birch Bayh Quits Democratic Presidential Run
Senator Birch E. Bayh of Indiana withdraws from the Democratic race amid his wife Marvella Bayh’s illness. He says he must put family first and will not seek the nominating. Attendees at the news conference include several Democratic senators.
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Washington
Birch E. Bayh
Indiana
Leagues
Bayh
Senate
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Robert Packwood
Oregon
Land Rezoned For New Patrol Tourist Facility
Council approved rezoning of land on East Gore Boulevard for a patrol tourist facility. Residents of Council Heights protested, fearing impact on property values. Wes Miller representing Public Safety and state development interests defended the project. Bruce Cornish, an appraiser, inspected the area and said values would not decrease. The site lies between A-1 zoning and R44 high density apartments near the Pioneer Expressway entrance. Also, library board revisions require only one reference on card applications.
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Council Heights Area
Wes Miller
Headquar
Ters and Center
Department of Public Safety
Lawton Industrial Development Authority
Miller
Bruce Cornish
Council Heights
Charles Green
Library Board
Green
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