Supreme Court upholds mother's right to equal hiring
The Supreme Court rules that an employer cannot automatically reject a woman with preschool children. must assess case by case if her domestic duties affect job performance. Justice Marshall warns the decision preserves risk of gender stereotypes and unequal treatment.
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Martin Marietta Corp
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Groppi Conviction Upheld By High Court Change of Venue Debated
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, revived talk that trial venues should be considered regardless of crime type, ordering Milwaukee case review for Rev James Groppi jailed after resisting arrest during the 1967 civil rights march. The ruling centers on fair trial rights amid potential juror prejudice and publicity.
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Supreme Court
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Milwaukee
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Milwaukee County
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Fair Administration of Criminal Justice
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Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
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City Hall
Tor
Montreal
Groppi
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Milwaukee Journal
Eagles Club
Eagles ‘Club
Henry Maier
Local Girl Chosen for Presidential Classroom Program
Miss A B Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rose of 601 Thorn Hill Lane Garrison Forest School student in Garrison Md selected for the 1971 Secondary High School Program of a Presidential Classroom for Young Americans She is one of 350 seniors nationwide to study government with high ranking officials March 6 13 at the Shoreham Hotel Washington D C Appointed by Rep Walter E Powell
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William §. Rose
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Garrison Forest School
Garrison, Md
Miss Rose
United
Walter E. Powell
Shorham Hotel
Washington, D.C
Congress reforms curb backroom votes in House
The new Congress requires public roll calls for amendments via record teller votes, a major reform praised by Sam Gibbons and Hale Boggs. Committees may still debate behind closed doors, but all members’ votes will be recorded, altering how issues are tracked and publicized. Seniority remains a caucus-driven, informal power system.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Hale Boggs
D-La
Milford student appeals first degree murder conviction
Cincinnati AP. Robert Mack, 19, Milford High School student, plans to appeal his life sentence for first degree murder in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. He was part of the beating death of Fairfax service station attendant Troy Lee Carr, 28, during an April 7, 1969 holdup. Charles Helton, 20, also of Milford, is serving a life term in the same case.
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Cincinnati
Robert Mack
Milford
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Fairfax Service Station
Troy Lee Carr
Charles Helton
Admiralty Islands Transfer Marks Australian Mandate
The Admiralty Islands are described as an Australian mandate in the Pacific Ocean, highlighting their administrative status under Australian oversight and governance responsibilities in the region.
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The
Pacific Ocean
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