Lawmakers Spar Over Public Information Ban in Jury Trials
Debated bill proposes a gag on public officers regarding information that could prejudice juries. Rep. Dudley Me Jr. argues the measure settles a complex issue, but critics say sheriffs and detectives are not attorneys and may withhold info, while judges and jurors can follow rules. The measure faces likely opposition to remove the false start.
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House
Dudley R. Me Jr
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Crimina Jurisprudence Committee
Texas
Parents Should Give Toddlers Grenades Instead Of Bicycles
Kenneth Dixon argues parents empowering toddlers with bikes leads to frequent accidents. He recounts a near fatal bike-pack incident, notes police reports for multiple crashes, and urges parental caution as child cyclists roam streets far from home.
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New Orleans
Houston
Economic forecasters misjudge GNP trends in study
A study shows forecasters consistently underestimate annual GNP by seven to twelve billion and predict short-term declines poorly. They rely on current activity estimates that often prove inaccurate and are revised later, yet audiences still trust long term forecasts.
Turkish artist Asuman Kilic linked to White House gift
Washington reports say Asuman Kilic, wife of Turkish diplomat Altemur Kilic, supplied two paintings to Bess Kennedy during a 1960 Ankara goodwill tour. Kilic’s works have been shown in Europe and she is set for exhibitions in Washington and Philadelphia as her husband serves in the Turkish mission.
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America
Johnson passes tense housing rights task to Humphrey
President Johnson quietly assigns to Vice President Humphrey a Lawrence Committee recommendation to extend Kennedy 1962 housing nondiscrimination order to cover all housing. The move, disclosed by sources, signals a high stakes civil rights step without public acknowledgment.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Committee On Fair Housing
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
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Humphrey
Civil Rights Council
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Saogee Order- Sc
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Gov. Lawrence
White House
Johnsons politics and Humphreys housing role loom large
A column critiques Johnson era pomp and power and examines vice president Humphreys potential decision on federal housing order. It traces Kennedy era housing policy, legal questions on regulation, and political risks for civil rights and the Lawrence committee.
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California
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Mindanao action and Franklin carrier attack noted in 1945 dispatch
Memory Lane recounts Mindanao fighting as U S forces push Japanese into a closing trap in central Mindanao while a delayed Pearl Harbor dispatch details the April 7 strike on the carrier Franklin. The bomber attack caused massive explosions and casualties, yet the Franklin reached port under her own power for repairs. Vernon G Bowen of Texas is named among Franklin survivors.
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Pearl Harbor
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Franklin
Vernon G. Bowen
Tex
Daanese
De Gaulle and Napoleon compared in a fragment on power
The author contrasts De Gaulle with Napoleon, praising their bold vision while criticizing despotism. The piece traces Napoleon's campaigns from Egypt to 1812 and notes arrogance and misjudgment that taint legacies, suggesting echoes with De Gaulle's leadership and Europe’s fate.
Public Opinion Survey Sparks Debate On Welfare State
An editorial notes a Northwestern Purdue and other universities survey of American youth showing 71 percent deny confronting someone, 94 percent favor speech limits, 62 percent say government should provide jobs, and 61 percent reject profit incentive. editors warn of mixed youth and potential welfare state move.
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Northwestern University
Purdue University
Muskie of Maine Faces Day Amid Constituents
In a concise public moment Edmund Sen Muskie of Maine addressed constituents, marking a notable day for outreach and policy discussion as he outlined priorities and listened to local concerns.
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Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
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