ACLU Takes Case Over Army Morality Allegation Resignation
The ACLU says it represents Carolyn Lea Tatnall, a 22 year old Philadelphia native who says she was forced to resign from the Army Map Service after a Pentagon interrogation into her private life. She alleges seven reports of immorality and refusal to disclose sources. Senator Ervin criticizes undisclosed accusations affecting civil service rights. A Pentagon review is ongoing.
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Right To Disobey Upheld By United Methodist Church
The United Methodist Church declared that citizens may disobey laws nonviolently when justice cannot be achieved through courts or legislature. The policy, drawn up by Rev Don Kirkpatrick led committee, calls for lawful conscience led civil disobedience under penalties. Judge Beavley objected, urging disobedience only where no legal recourse exists.
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George W. Cornell
Judicial Council
Don Kirkpatrick
Evanston, Ill
Tom Beavley
Austin
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