Roscoe Pound Dies at 93 Revered Law Scholar
Roscoe Pound, longtime Harvard Law School dean and renowned legal authority who never earned a law degree, died Wednesday night at 93 in Harvard Stillman infirmary. A memorial service is planned in Memorial Church Harvard Yard. Pound, born October 27 1870 in Lincoln Nebraska, studied at Nebraska and Harvard earning AB Masters and PhD, taught at Harvard from 1910 and served as dean 1916 to 1936. He later codified Chinese laws for Chiang Kai-shek and learned multiple languages including French German Italian Spanish Greek Latin Hebrew Sanskrit.
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No, Our Kids Must Pay Off The Generations Debt
A quip on government finance defines the current era as the burden born by future generations. It notes that bonds issued today shift the cost to those who come after, framing the cycle as a moral and fiscal wager with tomorrow.
Cyprus Crisis Escalates as U S Adviser Rejected
In Nicosia President Makarios rejects an American adviser for the U N mediation team in Cyprus. He warns the move could drag the issue into other circles beyond the United States and NATO.
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St Augustine Business Leaders Back Civil Rights Bill Support
St Augustine business leaders say they will abide by a civil rights bill if enacted. They oppose the public accommodations section forcing service to Negroes but aim to restore racial harmony in the city. James Brock leads the group, asserting non capitulation.
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Tensions Rise Over Cyprus Crisis Between Greece and Turkey
The United States fears a NATO crisis as Greek and Turkish actions stir Cyprus tension. U Thant was offered mediation by Dean Acheson and Tuomioja, while Makarios skips a London conference protest over renewed British intervention. UN notes arms movements by Greek and Turkish nationals, with Turkey linked to most smuggling.
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UAW and Chrysler Begin 1964 Contract Talks
UAW negotiators sit down with Chrysler Corp for the opening round of the 1964 contract talks in Detroit. UAW President Walter Reuther leads the union team as talks begin, continuing after earlier openings with General Motors and Ford.
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Mississippi Manhunt Probes Disappearance of Three Civil Rights Workers
Philadelphia Mississippi police and a large force hunt for clues to the June 71 disappearance of three civil rights workers. The thorough search through east central Mississippi has yielded no hint of their fate.
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Businessmen seek normalcy and racial harmony in city
Spokesman for local businessmen says they have no choice but to work to restore community normalcy and harmonious race relations. The Chamber of Commerce backs the businessmen's stance. Gov. Bryant names a biracial committee that led to a city truce, while citing a large mobilization of state police without stating numbers.
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Weather Potent Thunder Showers Forecast Tomorrow
Cloudy warm and humid conditions prevail tonight with possible thunderstorms tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 6 and today’s low was 61, shaping a warm unsettled forecast for the area.
Ohio approves rate hikes for Hospital Care Corp
The Ohio state superintendent of insurance reaffirmed approval of rate adjustments for Hospital Care Corp of Cincinnati also known as Blue Cross of Southwestern Ohio. Increases range from 75 cents to 260 dollars monthly on the five best selling plans. The decision follows protests and a June hearing with analysts highlighting ongoing underwriting losses and a legislative study underway.
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Cleveland Man’s Death Ruled Accidental From Party Shooting
Howard Ross, 26, of Fast Cleveland, died after a June 6 stomach wound at a Waite Hill party in Lake County. Coroner Samuel R. Gerber ruled the death accidental. Ross died 12 days later at Huron Road Hospital.
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Foreign Aid Bill Passes With Ease In House Vote
President Johnson secured House approval of a 3.3 billion dollar foreign aid measure by a 231 to 174 roll call. The plan, cut from 3.5 billion, shifts to the Senate for authorization action as Passman’s decade of influence in foreign aid ends.
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Cape May Official Henry T. Samson Dies at 67
Henry T. Samson, 67, Cape May urban renewal director and former foreign service officer in South China from 1947 to 1954, died Wednesday.
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Scranton backers prepare platform fight over Goldwater delegates
Washington AP reports Gov. Scranton supporters plan a convention platform clash to test Barry Goldwater delegate strength. Sen Hugo Scott R Pa surveys liberal Republican views. Henry Cabot Lodge hints a floor fight could hinge on GOP unity. Michigan Gov George Romney weighs alignment with Scranton on pledged votes. Rep Melvin Laird leads platform talks. Dirksen predicts a minority report would be ignored.
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Ike's Brother Would Nominate Gov Scranton
Dr Milton S Eisenhower, brother of the former president, is placed on the Maryland delegation to the Republican National Convention. He has not been asked to nominate Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania and would consider it if asked. Eisenhower, a Scranton backer, was added after a delegation caucus maneuver.
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Civil Rights Bill Ready for Quick Presidential Signature
The House approved a broad civil rights bill 290 to 1 after Senate revisions ending a long campaign. President Johnson is expected to sign immediately to curb racial tensions, with instant effects on employment and public accommodations and four year extension for the Civil Rights Commission.
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Eisenhower son denies Scranton nomination report
John Eisenhower rebutted NBC claims that his father Dwight D. Eisenhower would nominate Gov. William Scranton at the Republican convention. He spoke at Gettysburg with his wife in town for their 48th wedding anniversary. Scranton responded from Eugene that he was unaware of any nomination plan.
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Oklahoma Judge Corn Convicted of Tax Evasion at 80
Oklahoma Supreme Court supernumerary judge N. Corn, 80, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and fined 11,250 after pleading no defense to evading federal income taxes from 1957 to 1959. The case cited a $150,000 bribe alleged by a government witness.
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