Court To Review Picket Damage in NAACP Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review an $85,793 damage award against the Savannah NAACP and two members over alleged misconduct in a picketing dispute tied to a 14 year old employee claim. Justices will resolve whether the NAACP can be held liable for acts by others beyond its control or knowledge.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Savannah
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
NAACP
Haldred Overstreet
Overstreet
Chatham County Superior Court
Cripple on Crutches Steals Meal at Houston Depot
A man on crutches was aided by a cafeteria worker at a Houston bus depot. The employee carried his tray and he ate and left without paying, slipping away with the crutches left behind.
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Houston
Tex
Young calls for Viet Nam cease fire and talks
Senator Stephen M. Young urges a cease fire in Viet Nam and UN supervised elections in 1966 or 1967 amid conditional bombing moratorium. He calls the conflict a civil war with most Viet Cong born in South Viet Nam and warns against prolonged American involvement.
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Viet Nam
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Young
Johnson
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Senate Armed Services Committee
South Viet Nam
North
Stilwell
Mekong
Westmoreland
South
United States
China
Southeast Asia
India
Supreme Court Revisits Obscenity Standards Today
The Supreme Court opens hearings on obscenity in literature, weighing censorship against free expression. Three appeals from lower courts test the eight year old standard for what counts as obscene. Book dealers and civil liberties groups watch for any shift in the court’s approach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Court weighs Roth obscenity test and free speech scope
The 1957 Roth decision set the standard for obscenity and the justices debate clarifying or replacing the rule. Justices Douglas and Black see defects while the Justice Department urges no change. Ginzburg Putnam and misce llaneous cases illustrate conflicts over obscene material and First Amendment protections. A New York man Mishkin was jailed over sadistic literature.
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Supreme Court
Roth
G.P. Putnam's Sons
Massachusetts
Fanny Hill
John Cleland
London
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Illinois
New York
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New Yorker
Edward Mishkin
Enlistment Report Highlights Middletown Army Push
S. Sgt. James F. Smith announces 15 new enlistments at the Middletown U S Army recruiting station with a total of 35 enlistments from Middletown and Hamilton offices serving Butler Warren and Preble counties. Local enlistees include Richard L. Colvin William Melivain Gary Kirk Gerald G. Birkhimer William D. Potter Glen C. Gibson and Jackie Cox. Other communities provide Harry J. Walker James R. Hembree Thomas Conn Douglas W Taulbeem Ronny E. Boggs Johan Michael Fullmer Theodore Speltmire and Gale Shivedecker from various towns.
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U. S. Army
Middletown
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Preble
Richard L. Colvin
Kenee Drive
William Melivain
Central Ave
Gary Kirkick
Woodlawn Ave
Gerald G. Birkhimer
Center
Germantown Road
William D. Potter
Pinta Ave
Glen C. Gibson
Pershing Ave
Jackie Cox
Oxford State Road
Franklin
Harry J. Walker
Hill Ave
James R. Hem
Reading Is Topic At Wildwood PTO Meeting
The reading program in local schools will be discussed at 7 30 this evening by Mrs Lois Lewis coordinator of primary instruction. An opening flag ceremony will be presented by Mrs Eloise Hart and Mrs Judy Martin s Brownie Troop 462.
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Wildwood Pto
Lois Lewis
Eloise Hart
Judy Martin
Community meeting and club schedules among Madison area groups
A compiled list shows numerous local meetings on Wednesday including Madison Lions Club at 6 50 pm at Madison High School and various civic and fraternal groups meeting around town. Also listed are fire department gatherings, PTOs, VFW posts, IOOF and Elks lodges with times and locations.
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Madison Lions Club
Madison Hick School
Exchange Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Hunter - Clark Vfw Post
Young Spring Hill
FOP Lodge
Order of Ahepa
Al-Anon Family Group
Clergymen Called As Reeb Witnesses In Selma Slaying Trial
In Selma Alabama two clergymen who accompanied Rev James J Reeb when he was beaten attend the murder trial of three white men charged with his death and the slaying of two ministers. The witnesses Orloff Miller and Clark Olson were subpoenaed by the prosecution. The defendants William Stanley Hoggle Namon O Neal Hoggle and Elmer L Cook face first degree murder charges. A fourth man R B Kelley is subpoenaed as a witness. The case intersects with federal civil rights conspiracy charges. The trial follows recent racially charged killings in Alabama and other cities.
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Selma
Ala
James J Reeb
Selma Street
Reeb
Circuit
Blanchard McLeod
Orloff F. Miller
Boston
Reed
Clark Olson
Berkeley
Calif
William Stanley Hoggle
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
Elmer L. Cook
R. B. Kelley
Kelley
Ben
McLeod
Alabama
Anniston
Montgomery
Judge voids Noblesville tire squealing ordinance
In Noblesville Indiana Hamilton Circuit Court Judge Edward F New voided a city ordinance that fined drivers for unnecessarily squealing tires within city limits He ruled the term must be plainly worded and the ordinance described squealing as grating rather than plain tire noise
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Noblesville, Ind
Hamilton
Edward F. New
Noblesville
Spot Checks Planned by Ohio Auditor on Public Finances
State Auditor Roger Cloud announces a program of surprise spot checks on actual fund balances in local public offices. The inspections were unveiled at the Ohio County Auditor's Association meeting on Monday as part of a broader crackdown on embezzlement risks.
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Roger Cloud
Cloud
Ohio County Auditor's Association
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