No Justice of the United States Supreme Court
A rule prohibits Supreme Court justices from private legal practice. The standard prevents conflicts of interest and maintains judicial independence across the high court.
20 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
1
A rule prohibits Supreme Court justices from private legal practice. The standard prevents conflicts of interest and maintains judicial independence across the high court.
Mrs Florence Partin aged 77 of Bell County Kentucky died January 19 1886 in New York State. Born October 2 1888 she married Joel M Partin September 3 4. Survived by husband several children and many grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Friday 2 p.m. burial in Touson Cemetery Fruke Cuwnad Funeral Home in charge.
Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic note visiting hours 1 2 and 7 4 with dismissals including Mardell Brewer Lee Brashear Lila Daviesen Bobby Cole Jay Fleeser and Dr Richard Hal Elmer Williamn plus admissions John Cady Tobby Cole Frank Tvans Richard Hatfield Ellen Hendrickson J K Jessie Chrystal Presswell Bobby Rucker Wilma Joun Adams Rachwel Leach Cun Gap Crevaldine Long Corine Short Saylor Fred Carmack Mrs Jim R Simpson Terella Lee Rose Hill David Buell daker Cox Keary May Martin Lucy Bales Wana Sumpter Ewing Curtis Chadwell Pineville Well Mae Jackson Milton Kay Smith births Mrs Robert Venable Kay Mrs Wiliam D Como irl Chairfieted ynch.
A day and a half cardiac conference for nurses from Eastern Kentucky hospitals and public health departments will be held at Harlan ARH on January 27 and 28. Morning sessions feature Appalachian Regional Hospital Administrator Cal. Robert Selwyn and staff. UK Medical Center physicians and nurses join in the afternoon of January 27 and morning of January 28. Conference chairmen are Fintey Booth of Beattyville, Kentucky Heart Association Fast Central Region.
The Daily News lists delivery options by carrier or mail with territorial rates. Local pricing covers Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties including Bell Knox Lee Claiborne and portions of Tennessee. Outside area rates apply with annual six month and monthly options.
Six men face sentencing by Judge Charles M. Metzner in a federal case centered on an industrial espionage plot. The scheme involved theft of Lederle Laboratories antibiotic secrets from Pearl River NY, with Italian firms distributing undercut drugs in the US and abroad. The prosecution links nine defendants to conspiracy and interstate transport of stolen microbe cultures and formulas used for wonder drugs. Names include Nath an Scharff, Seymour Silt, Maurice Rosenblatt, Taesar Hattone, John Cuncelarich, Leonard Fine, Sidney Marlin Fox, Elio Salvetti, Count Niccolo di Modrone, and Joseph Getace among others. verdicts varied by individual.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returns from the Far East to brief President Johnson on foreign reactions to Washington’s peace offensive in South Viet Nam. He travels with Averell Harriman and plans to discuss Viet Nam with Soviet Premier Kosygin in New Delhi on Shastri’s funeral day.
The Middlesboro Board of Education invites sealed bids for 3 Conn 6D French horns with cases. Bids due February 1966 to 220 N. 20th Street Middlesboro Kentucky, marked on outside as Bid. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids. James F. Baker, Secretary.
A hard of hearing inventor describes a compact transistor hearing aid that clarifies whispers, claiming his device uses a tiny energized unit. He notes it was perfected after over a decade of hearing loss. Interested readers can write P.O. Box 4217, Charleston, W. Va., for full information at no cost.
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