Warren protests as Supreme Court refuses NYSE antitrust review
Chief Justice Earl Warren protests the Supreme Court's reluctance to hear an antitrust challenge over NYSE minimum commission rates. The suit, brought by mutual fund shareholders led by Harold Kaplan, seeks a free and competitive market but was dismissed with no trial.
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Court rules probationers have right to legal aid
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that probationers facing jail terms have the right to a lawyer and that if they cannot afford one, the state must provide legal counsel.
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Supreme Court rejects Levy plea on military justice review
The Supreme Court refused to hear Capt. Howard B. Levy's bid for a three-judge federal court to review his Uniform Code of Military Justice challenge. Levy, sentenced to three years hard labor after a Fort Jackson trial for disobedience, argues the code suppresses free speech and serves political repression. Justice Marshall did not participate in the decision.
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Anne Crane's Missteps in Love and Career Misreadings
Column warns about Anne G a high school beauty who clashes with a football player seeking balance between love and work. It notes her Narcissus fixation leading to affairs a miscarriage dropping out and becoming a tramp while urging women to accept husbands’ devotion to vocation and play second fiddle to their jobs.
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Special Charges Hearing On Telephone Equipment
A Public Utilities Commission hearing resumed in Columbus as Ohio Bell faced charges over special telephone equipment. Joe Shields presented a two hour argument defending Trim-line and Princess phone charges.
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Optimists Spotlight On Youth Volunteers At Middletown
The Optimist Club will honor 14 youth organizations Friday with a dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn as part of Youth Appreciation week. Middletown High School students Gwen Hurst and Laurel Schuler donate hundreds of hours to Middletown Hospital. John Moore, an Eagle Scout and MHS senior, leads the Youth Council of Churches and serves in multiple school and community roles.
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