Douglas Drops Out Of Three Supreme Court Cases
Supreme Court Justice Douglas withdrew from three cases on Monday as critics press for impeachment. He did not explain his absence in libel, highway through a park in Memphis, and Titicut Follies reconsideration cases, while Evergreen magazine links remain contested by critics.
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Court Allows State To Fire Adventist For Sabbath Refusal
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, refused to hear Thomas Stimpel, a Seventh Day Adventist, appealing his dismissal from California’s water resources department in 1968 for refusing Saturday work on religious grounds. Justice Douglas was the sole dissenter.
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Newark cabbie denied appeal by high court
John W. Smith a Newark black cab driver had his appeal rejected by the Supreme Court eight to zero The case stemmed from a 1967 traffic arrest that sparked five days of rioting in Newark Eight people were injured and one officer was assaulted during the incident Smith was later convicted in 1968 of assault and robbery against Patrolman John DeSimone The story notes rumors of a death by beating but provides no confirmation.
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Court Actions Involving Military Duty and Unlawful Search
In other actions Monday the court rejected an appeal by a Connecticut clothing salesman who was ordered to active Army duty for wearing long hair at National Guard drills. The court also refused to review a second degree murder conviction of an Oregon man who claimed fingernail scraping for evidence was an unlawful search.
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False Alarm For Firemen Near Christmas Lights
City firefighters answered a call to the home of off duty firefighter Dave Rogers at 118 Franklin St. A neighbor reported a glow mistaken for a fire due to Christmas lights reflected in the windows. It was a false alarm.
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Arlene Dahl Welcomes Son with Rounsevelle Schaum
Hollywood actress Arlene Dahl has a son born Monday at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. The baby, named Rounsevelle Andreas Schaum, weighs 6 pounds 8% ounces and is Dahl’s first child with third husband Rounsevelle Schaum, an executive with Hollywood Video Corp. Dahl already has a 12-year-old son with Fernando Lamas and an 8-year-old daughter from her second marriage to Christopher Holmes.
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Findley Pleads Insanity in Slaying of 16 Year Old
Hamilton case details James Findley a 2% year old Cincinnati man charged with first degree murder pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. The defense seeks Lima State Hospital evaluation. The victim Cheryl Ann Segal 16 was found slain near Roselawn with throat slashed chest ripped open and a head wound from a .25 caliber shot.
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Burns urges compulsory arbitration to curb inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns proposes using compulsory arbitration and a wage price review board to fight inflation alongside changes to teen minimum wages and oil import quotas. AFL CIO leader Meany blasts the plan while Paul McCracken criticizes wage guidelines as ineffective.
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Roundtable For Scout Leaders Set At First Presbyterian
A roundtable for Boy Scout unit leaders and den mothers will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr Michael Matthews heads the session as roundtable commissioner. Bill Garritson will speak on Lights in the Sky and a knife and axe safety demo with whittling and carving by Elza Abraham.
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