Riots Spur Tough Talk on Fascism in U S Courts
Chicago AP report quotes George E. Bushnell warning that reactions to riots risk fueling fascism in the United States. He cites fear leading to vigilante plans and housewife pistol training in Dearborn. ABA calls for curfews and controls on firearms amid riot concerns while promoting minority legal education.
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Chicago
Detroit Bar Association
United States
George E. Bushnell
National Conference of Bar Presidents
Chica
American Land Bar Association
Bar Association
ABA
Young among senators sign cloture petition on civil rights debate
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio joined a cross party group signing a cloture petition Friday. The measure would allow debate on civil rights legislation to be cut off by two thirds of those voting.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
ABA endorses policy move amid delayed news accounts ruling
On another front the ABA backed a controversial recommendation. The House of Delegates and Board of Governors will seek a year delay on news accounts. The board took no stand while trials continue and will take up the matter Monday February 17.
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House of Delegates
Board of Governors
ABA
Famed Quartet To Perform Here At Middletown Show
The Pittsburghers barbershop quartet and Razor's Edge Chorus present a joint program at Middletown High auditorium this Saturday at 8 p.m. The visiting quartet, with USO ties and Vietnam hospital tours, performs alongside the 35 member Razor's Edge Chorus in a Holiday By The Sea themed show with tickets $2 adults $1 students and a patron option at $10.
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Pittsburghers
Middletown
Razor's Edge
Middletown High Auditorium
O'Malley
Air Force
Robert Wachter
Dayton
Ibershoppers
United Service Organizations
Boardwalk
Atlan
USO
Department of the City
Minnie
Vietnam
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Guam
Honolulu
Jack Elder
Town and Country Four
Dutch Miller
Tommy Palamone
Razor’s Edge Chorus
Baroer Shoppers
Jack Kemp
Suspect in 3 stranglings tied to Gaffney case
Lee Roy Martin, a 31 year old textile worker from Gaffney, is held in Columbia on charges of killing Opal Dianne Buckson 15 and likely linked to two other stranglings. The victims Nancy Carol Parris 20 and Nancy Christine Rinehart 14 were found nude and strangled, with Buckson abducted at a bus stop. An anonymous caller warned of further violence.
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Gaffney, S. C
State Department of Corrections
Columbia
Lee Roy Martin
Gaffney
Opal Dianne Buckson
C. L McKinnon
State Law Enforcement Division
Martin
Nancy Carol Parris
Nancy Christine Rinehart
McKinnon
Bill Gibbons
Gaffney Ledger
Miss Buckson
Second Most Decorated Vet Dies in Florida
Gen. Hanford MacNider aged 78, one of World War I’s most decorated soldiers, died in a Sarasota Florida hospital after entering the facility Friday from a winter Florida vacation with his wife. Only Gen. John J. Pershing had more medals, and MacNider’s record helped launch his 1921 election as National Commander of the American Legion at age 31.
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Mason City
Iowa
Hanford MacNider
Sarasota
Fla
MacNiader
Florida
John J. Pershing
MacNider
The
American Legion
Federal Panel Fails To End Copper Strike
A three member federal panel reported it could not settle the seven month copper industry strike. The stalemate came from the insistence by unions for nationwide contracts and company wide bargaining by copper firms. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge urged renewed talks within the panel's framework, warning of severe economic hardship nationwide. Negotiations had halted in December.
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Washington
Willard Wirtz
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Wirtz
Trowbridge
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Elder
Miller
Palamone
U. S
Dearborn
Mich
Bushnell
Detroit
American
William T. Gossett
James C. Davis
Davis
Cleve
Annie Lucille Dedmond
Forest City
N.C
Roger Dedmond
Aeee Ward
Fairpark
Wards
Palatine
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