Easing Out Unfit Federal Judges Reform Plan Faces Senate Hurdles
The American Bar Association backs a five member federal commission to investigate judge misconduct and incompetence, with removal possible by a president and Supreme Court review. It also addresses disability leading to potential removal of aging or incapacitated judges. Debate centers on Senate passage and safeguards.
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Senate
American Bar Association
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
ABA
House of Delegates
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judicial Conference of the
United States
Supreme Court
Commission of Judges
Tydings
Moon Dust Heist Highlights Apollo Program Costs
A Los Angeles moon dust theft at a charity display sparks critique of NASA and the Apollo program. The exhibit was unauthorized and the material, priceless to the public, raises questions about protection and spending.
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Los Angeles
NASA
Middletown scrap merchant Richard Hasty attacked at home
Richard Hasty, 70, a well known Middletown scrap dealer, was assaulted, bound, and tortured at his Crawford Street residence by three unmasked robbers. They ransacked the home, demanded money, and fled after failing to find cash, as police hunt two to three suspects seen near the Big Four station.
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Middletown
Richard Hasty
Crawford Street
Cincinnati
MR. Hasty
Oten
Hasty
Balser
Yerdmen
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The Journal published by News Journal Inc. presents subscription prices including 10 cents per weekday and 20 cents Sunday, with 70 cents weekly for local routes, 21 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 30 dollars outside, and 38 dollars outside U S A, all prepaid.
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the News Journal Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Oto
U.sa
Nixon aide targets courts in school desegregation clash
Washington criticizes federal court orders on busing and quotas in Charlotte and Los Angeles. He urges clearer rulings on unitary status and de jure versus de facto segregation to shape neighborhood based school districts and curb rising costs and delays.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Charlotte
N. C
Los Angeles
Calif
Finch
Supreme Court
Metromedia
Swiss Doubt U S Help Threatens West Germany Defense
In Rougemont Switzerland an American historian reports Swiss high command doubts that the United States will deter Soviet expansion. They fear non nuclear U S action and consider large defense contributions for West Germany. Snowy weather frames a day of global headlines and domestic crime reports.
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Rougemont
Switzerland
United States
Danzig
Charles de Gaulle
America
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Rhine
Europe
George Washington University
Washington
New York
John Murtagh
Black Panthers
U.S
N.J
New Jersey
Exiled Panther Cleaver and Cuba Quest Spark Cuban Critique
Eldridge Cleaver in Algeria and Air Force veteran John Clytus flee Cuba amid racial tensions and gun culture. They accuse Castro of tyranny while a wave of American cane cutters return home praising Fidel. Reports note Cuba’s schooling decline and worker camps as families face coercive labor.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Algeria
Cuba
Castro
Cleaver
True Magazine
Air Force
John Clytus
America
Miami
Clytus
Fidel’s
Port of
St. John
New Brunswick
Paul Bethel
Citizens Committee For A Free
Sate Department
U. S
Canada
Fidel Castro
Blas Ramon Comas Quintero
Senor
Blas Ramon Comas
Perfecto Cuervo
Ministry of Education
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Phillips
George Crout
the Journal
Dennis the Menace
David Lawrence
Congress
North
South
Spiro
KOOKS
William F. Buckley JR
John Chamberlain
Bethel
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