Attorney General Fires Press Aides
Washington report says Attorney General John N. Mitchell dismissed Jack Landau, head of the Justice Department information office, amid hiring a press aide for Mitchell's wife Martha Woestendiek. Landau acknowledged job search. no replacement announced.
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Attorney General
Washington (Ap
John N. Mitchell
Jack C. Landau
Justice Department
Mitchell
Landau
Justice
Washington
Kay Woestendiek
Martha
Weta-Tv
Woestendiek
WETA
Zanesville Soldier Killed in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department reports Army Specialist 4 Roy L. Phipps of Route 6 Zanesville Ohio died recently in action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Roy L. Phipps
Zanesville
Ohio
Vietnam
Racism Blamed In Revolt Of Middle-Class Youth
Senate committee heard that racism significantly fuels the revolt of white middle class youth. Kenneth Clark cited segregation’s damage to morally sensitive youths and warned of continued failure of desegregation promises, urging action by 1976 to uphold the 1954 ruling.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth Clark
Senate Select Committee On
Clark
City University of New York
Supreme Court
Nation
High Court
Supreme Court weighs jury trials for juveniles
The Supreme Court agrees to hear a case challenging juvenile trials without juries. It follows recent rulings extending adult rights to youths and sets up a key test on whether juveniles must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The Hyde County case involves 46 youths aged 11 to 15 convicted in a nonjury trial. Arguments will be heard in the fall term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
la Reformatory
Hyde County
N.C
Prober Alert After Prowler Ring and Run at Peasttown Home
Jack Webb of 6663 Gerry Drive Peasttown told sheriff's deputies that someone rang his doorbells early today and ran. He said he had been bothered recently by prowlers in the area. Entrance to the house was not gained.
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Jack Webb
Gerry
Peasttown
Sheriff's Deputies
Scouts Set To Review Program Planning At Training
Scouts will gather at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the First United Methodist Church for a leader training session. It is the fifth of seven required meetings for all adult Boy Scout leaders.
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First United Methodist Church
Supreme Court Overrules California in Welfare for Children
The Supreme Court by six to two decision reverses a lower panel, upholding HEW rules on counting a stepfather’s income for dependent children. The ruling, by Justice Douglas, signals continued federal role in welfare regulations while revisiting California’s limits. Black and Burger dissented. Other actions include limits on arrest for demonstrators, removal of a concrete cross on a Oregon park summit, review of horse racing tax funding secular schools, and defamation bids against Louisiana candidates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
William O. Douglas
San Evencuon
Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Black
Burger
San Francisco
Department of Health, Educa
High Court
Douglas
Baltimore
Eugene
Ore
Oregon Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
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