Fortas defends limits on answering Congress questions
Abe Fortas told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the Constitution lets him lecture and write on Supreme Court issues but bars him from answering Congress about those same matters. He insisted judges must not be compelled to explain views before other branches, urging the tripartite system as a principle.
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Nixon Banks On Ike Endorsement In Presidential Race
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack at Walter Reed, endorses Nixon for the Republican nomination. Nixon seeks running mate support. Humphrey eyes Kennedy as a possible VP pick. Rockefeller campaigns in Ohio while Reagan plans Texas dinner with delegates. Wallace opposes Fortas as chief justice candidate.
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Sirhan Case Faces Second Continuance Before Kennedy Slaying Plea
Los Angeles AP reports Sirhan Sirhan may seek another two week delay before entering a plea to the Kennedy murder charge. Attorney Parsons cites need to study the lengthy indictment and consult a psychiatrist. Hearing set in Hall of Justice within the county jail complex.
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Baby Sparrow With Twin Traits Found In Pittsburgh
Victoria S. Lord, 14, found a three week old baby sparrow with two tails four legs two hearts and two digestive tracts on a neighbor's driveway in Upper St Clair Township. The Pittsburgh Aviary took the unusual bird for study and fed it oatmeal milk and fruit before placing it in care.
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Greek Bazaar Opens At Sts. Constantine And Helen Church
The first annual Greek Bazaar at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Church on Grand Avenue runs two days with Greek dishes pastries and objets d art on sale from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. dinner served for 1.75 adults and 1.25 children. Proceeds go to local parish education programs aiming to raise 5000.
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Wendling Leaves MU Post for Cleveland Public Relations
William Wendling Jr the Miami University public information aide resigns to join B F Goodrich Chemical Co in Cleveland His wife Kathy graduates at Miami and they plan to move to Parma on July 25 Wendling began as student assistant then full time May 1 1967 after college work as Oxford correspondent and campus staff roles noted.
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Children’s Home Matron Is Fired in Defiance Ohio
Defiance County officials terminate the De- fiance County Children's Home matron and superintendent without notice after a lengthy inquiry by Sheriff Ziegler and Prosecutor Zimmerman into alleged abuse and mistreatment of children.
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