Rights of the mentally ill and custodial confinement
A Supreme Court case leads to limits on keeping non dangerous mentally ill individuals in hospitals or asylums. The ruling emphasizes that mere mental illness does not justify incarceration. It notes extensive rights questions around treatment, consent, and classification by authorities.
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Indian politics in turmoil as Gandhi fights for survival
Indira Gandhi faces a courtroom appeal over election law violations amid a provincial defeat seen as a gauge for next year’s national vote. The Congress era under her leadership weakens while emergency powers and nuclear push influence policy, risking coalition chaos and political instability.
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Murphy Commission Delivers Marshmallow Report On Foreign Policy
Column criticizes two years of hearings and a $2 million cost for the Murphy Commission. It argues the panel failed to produce concrete reform, suggesting only a possible separation of Kissinger from the secretary of state and lamenting the muddled, watered down coordination among agencies. Still, it notes some optimistic effects and questions who should pay the bill.
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Jesuit praises Mao in China tour in Holy Cross Quarterly
The Rev. William Van Etten Casey, S.J., editor of Holy Cross Quarterly, extols Maoist China after a three week East Asia trip sponsored by the U S China Peoples Friendship Association. He calls Mao's China peaceful, just, and superior to Western nations in virtue and social order.
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Holy Cross Quarterly
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Casey
United States
Dennis the Menace miracle worker and Mao praise
A fragment praises Mao as an outstanding 20th century leader and laments sickness in the world while noting people shot at borders seek to leave, not enter. The tone mocks religious and cultural figures with conjecture about future denouncements.
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China
The
Holy Cross Quarterly
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Noted
The Journal details subscription costs for Middletown News Journal including home delivery by carrier or motor route, Sunday options, and mail rates.Prices cover daily and Sunday editions with weekly and yearly plans, all payable in advance.
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This Week Is The Time To Learn To Swim For All
Letter urges community to sign up children 6 and under for Is swim lessons at a nominal $2 for 12 sessions. Highlights early start for water safety and confidence, with encouragement to parents to enroll and try adult classes in the next two weeks.
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