Burger Court Opens With New Chief Justice Amid Heavy Criminal Docket
The Supreme Court begins its 180th term missing one member and facing a record volume of criminal appeals. It marks Warren E Burger’s first term as chief justice amid debate whether his leadership will shift the court from Warren era criminal rulings. Observers caution on predicting changes.
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Earl Warren
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Burger Court
Cultural heritage stored in Taiwan museums linked to China
A Taipei dispatch notes that while Taiwan hosts a quarter million Chinese national art treasures saved since 1933, most remain stored deep in a mountain chamber with only 3,000 on display at a time. The narrative links heritage to eventual Chinese reunification and renewed access for all.
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China
Peking
Taipei
Nixon pushes SST development to keep US air leadership
President Nixon asks Congress for 662 million dollars over five years to develop a supersonic transport, with Boeing aiming first flight by 1972 and US airline service by 1978. Government would fund 90 percent of prototypes, total program costs around 5 billion, while royalties would repay the Treasury as planes roll out. Critics note the high cost amid domestic poverty.
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Soul-Search With Humor in Catholic Life
Bob Considine notes a Bowie Maryland home liturgy group crafting humor to cope with church tensions. The piece cites an original song The Old Philosopher and sketches parish quirks from baptism fees to nuptial mass refusals. Also references fashion and a fall cartoon about burning leaves and air pollution.
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New York
National Catholic Reporter
Netherlands
Bowie
Martin McCullen
Bessie
Lichty
Buckley Jr and Veterans Share Courage in San Antonio
William F Buckley Jr tours a hospital in San Antonio mingling with recovering service members. He discusses politics LSU roots and a possible eye operation while recalling wartime experiences and hopes for future law studies in Chicago.
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Chicago
Veterans’ Hospital
LSU
Patient Shares Final Remark Before Departure
A patient in the ward greeted a visitor with a smile and a handshake, declaring the time spent was outstanding and expressing satisfaction with the experience before leaving.
Middletown Journal postal rates and history note
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal inc. at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042 lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail deliveries. It notes second class mailing and states prices for local, trading area, outside trading area, and international subscriptions with advance payment terms and a 1857 founding.
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News Journal Inc
First Ave
Tddletown
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Middletown
U.S.A
Editors Test If Youre Turned On At AP Editors Meet
Hartford reporters and editors debated a survey by Robert Haiman testing “turned on” knowledge at a convention. Scores varied with decade questions covering music, hippie slang, SDS splits, authors, and rock groups. No one hit all ten. the test sparked campus-style mock judgment.
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Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Robert Haiman
St. Petersburg
Haiman
St. Pete
Population alarm or overpopulation skepticism
The piece questions doomsday views on population growth citing Malthus, Ehrlich, and McNamara, noting postwar baby booms, rising birth rates, and slower U S growth. It critiques sterilization activism and highlights concerns about regional projections in Peru Colombia India and Latin America.
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Robert McNamara
Association For Voluntary Sterilization, Inc
New York
Stanford University
Paul Ehrlich
The
Sierra Club
David Brower
U. S
Association For Voluntary Sterilization
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Latin America
Ehrlich
Peru
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