There is No Fair Trial in Our Constitution Says Editorial
A editorial argues that the Constitution does not guarantee a fair trial though it mentions speedy and public trials in the Sixth Amendment. It discusses the Speedy Trial Act of 1974, delays in cases, and the ongoing issue of gag orders and secrecy in courts despite First and Sixth Amendment protections. It questions whether judges can shield proceedings from the public.
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Congress
Ford
Patty Hearst
Sara Jane Moore
Hearst
Moore
America
Psalm 51 Prayer and Faithful Use of Expression
A short religious reflection cites Psalm 51 15 and asserts that while the Constitution guarantees freedom of expression, believers should use that freedom to honor God. The piece emphasizes praise and mindful speech aligned with biblical teaching.
Other Opinions As Time Goes By
The St Louis Post Dispatch argues to keep six months of standard time and six months of daylight saving time. It notes Senator Warren G Magnuson of Washington proposed nine months daylight saving and three months standard time. The piece appeals to parents and farmers burdened by daylight saving and urges Congress to let well enough alone.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Congress
Winners Named in Eight-County Make It With Wool Contest
Yesterday in Mexico on November 21, 1965, Miss Judy Kay Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Perry won the eight-county Make It With Wool Contest with Miss Claudia E Burkhart Huntsville named as an alternate.
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Judy Kay Ray
Everett Ray
Perry
Claudia E. Burkhart
Huntsville
Audrain County Medical Society
C.M. Waggoner
Mexico Cedury Birthday Notices And Bicentennial Note
Greetings to Mary Davenport and birthday wishes to Gary Mackey Telitha Harvey Elaine Armstrong Harold D Hayden James Walter Wright and Mrs Eddie Black. Today's birthdays include Vivian Blaine at 54 and Stan Musial at 55. Bicentennial footnote recalls the 1776 British act seizing American ships and impressing sailors.
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Mary Davenport
Gary Mackey
Telitha Harvey
Elaine Armstrong
Centralia
Harold D. Hayden
James Walter Wright
Eddie Black
Vivian Blaine
Stan Musial
Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns on Family and Etiquette
Letters from readers share parental heartbreak over a son’s drug use and crime, a diner’s tactic to bill leeching customers, a wedding singer seeking compensation, and guidance on discussing sex education with children. Ann Landers offers blunt responses and practical tips.
Birthmark on baby may fade with time doctors say
A concerned parent asks if a newborn hemangioma on the face will disappear. Doctors advise patience, noting most lesions fade by age 5 or earlier, with cortisone therapy or surgery as last resorts if persistent, and explain the condition as a local buildup of tiny vessels.
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Dr. Thosteson
TV Schedule Snapshot for St Louis and Surrounds
An extensive TV guide lists channels and times for St Louis Ottumwa and Jefferson City. It notes Saul Bellow on Book Beat at 6:30 p.m., MASH at 7:30, Murder On Flight 502 on ABC at 8:00, with multiple showings across 2 3 4 5 7 9 channels including cartoons news and late movies. It includes weather theatre openings, Brubeck vibrations, JFK reminiscences, and classic films like Captain Blood and The Rainmaker with cast details and times.
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Saul Bellow
Humboldt
Dr. Seuss
Probelms
Ralph Bellamy
Hugh O'Brian
George Sand
Dave Brubeck
Chris
Jimmie Walker
David Essex
Brendalee
Tom Scott
The
LA Express
Sanford
Weather & Son
Eddie
Washington
Phil Donahue
Chico
Wall St
Hollywood
ABC
Hawaii
Rockford
Police
St. Louis
Ironside
Saturday TV Listings and Football Showcase Highlights
TV grid lists Ohio State versus Michigan at 11 45 a m on channels 2 3 and 17 with Penn State versus Pitt at 3 00 p m on the same networks Also noted are a children film festival cartoon lineup and various movie and sports programs including Doctor Zhivago and Charlie Brown Thanksgiving with Met Opera baritone Louis Quilico appearing in Canada Week at Chautauqua and NBC segments featuring Cosell Bennett Minnelli and other stars
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Ohio State
Michigan
Nunu and the
Penn State
Pitt
Cosell
Tony Bennett
Linda Hopkins
Ed Bluestone
Canada
Chautauqua
Louis Quilico
NBC Movie
Doctor Zhivago
Omar Sharif
Sunday TV Listings and Highlights From Ledgerland
State Treasurer Spainhower quizzed on Mo Forum at 9:30 a.m. Channel 8. Make A Wish at 10:30 on 17. Square dance convention in Kansas City. Nebraska-Oklahoma game grandstand at 11:30 on 5, 8, 10. Issues and Answers at noon on 2, 3, 17 features governors at Republican conference including Gov. Bond of Missouri. NFL football and multiple network movies and specials populate afternoon and evening schedules with names like Gene Wilder, Franco Nero, Dirk Bogarde and Roy Thinnes.
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Spainhower
Mo. Forum
Kansas City
Gov. Bond
Missouri
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Cardinals
Vgs Jets
New York
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Redskins
Washington
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Hawks
Atlanta
Donny and
Marie Osmond
NBC
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Cher
Tony Randall
David Bowie
Steve Martin
Claudio Abbado
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Prokofiev
Red River
John Wayne
Arizona
Valentino
Franco Nero
Sebastian
Dirk Bogarde
Roy Thinnes
Love Story spoof thrills in The Legend of Valentino
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reviews The Legend of Valentino as a brisk two hour ABC TV movie. Franco Nero stars as Valentino with Suzanne Pleshette Judd Hirsch and Yvette Mimieux in supporting roles. witty dialogue and crisp acting elevate a melodramatic tale of the silent idol’s rise and death at 31 despite debt and rumors.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Valentino
ABC
America
Rudolph Valentino
Grandma
Mel Shavelson
Franco Nero
Suzanne Pleshette
Judd Hirsch
Yvette Mimieux
Pleshette
Hirsch
Hollywood
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