Supreme Court Splits Over Constitutional Rights and Desegregation
The article recounts a 5-2 Supreme Court decision with Justice Stewart muted as a swing vote on grand jury subpoenas and self incrimination limits. It notes Burger and White shaping rulings on desegregation, privacy, and police powers while outlining ongoing disagreements among nine justices on criminal procedure and state authority.
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Gypsy Pilot Rebuilds World War I Plane For Flying Hobby
Klessig, a former Royal Canadian Air Force and RAF pilot, rebuilt a 10 hp Curtis powered WWI trainer plane with a 30 gallon fuel tank. He flies early mornings from Van Horn to Brownfield and dreams of Hereford, while also teaching flying and appearing in films like Bear Cats.
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Big Crop Output Claimed By Reds
TOKYO AP Communist China announced its summer crop output exceeded last year, a year notable as one of the best since 1949. The New China News Agency gave few specifics, noting that Shansi Shensi Hupeh and Peking faced droughts and pests but achieved fair harvests due to commune efforts.
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Fails To Appear US Chess Champion Faces Disqualification
The match involving Fischer and Spassky stalls as health issues and unsettled terms trigger postponements. Promoters and Cramer fail to confirm financial arrangements, with two cablegrams from Fischer's physician and the US Chess Federation reportedly lost. Officials including Lothar Schmidt discuss further postponements and medical certification.
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Certificate Given Lockheed Plane
Britain grants airworthiness for the Lockheed TriStar. The CAA certificate allows use by British airlines and paves the way for two TriStars to Court Line of Luton early next year. Lockheed aims to sell about 75 TriStars in Britain in 10 years. British European Airways shows interest in the jet after Palmdale tests.
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No Go Areas in Londonderry Barricades Spark Irish Tensions
Protestants in Londonderry and Belfast faced armed clashes as UDA and Provisional IRA factions accused each other over no go zones. British army stopped entering Bogside and Creggan, while barricades remained or were torn down by midnight. Officials warned permanent no go districts could trigger a broader confrontation across Northern Ireland.
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Fischer Declines Prize Split For World Chess Match
In Dallas AP report details a dispute over prize money and TV receipts as Fischer threatened to abandon the world championship match. Organizers considered postponement while Spassky would win by default if Fischer did not appear. Esoteric quotes reference church leaders and disputed scheduling amid financial tensions.
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Fourth gtd am h as been the roughest general conference
Bishop D Ward Nichols of New York, a 32 year AME bishop, laments the Fourth gtd as the roughest conference he has experienced amid rebellion, protests, and disruptions. He notes tensions, overwork by Bishop Bright, and calls the passing of a beloved bishop a blow to Methodists and the black church.
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