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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
10
Supreme Court period sees civil rights gains and limits in 1964 term
The Supreme Court in its 1964 term broadened individual rights while avoiding religion and politics battles. It upheld public accommodations under the Civil Rights Act, guaranteed right to counsel and to confront witnesses, and restricted jury trial rights in some cases. It voided state prayer and pledge rulings, and ruled on labor laws, political rights, and free criticism of officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
MN O
Earl Warren
Honiat
Bailie
Sol Estes
Texas
Stadium Ory City
Efteet
Caldari Supreme Court
Contossigh Ur
Cers
U.S
House of Representatives
State Department
Cuba
Louisiana
Rejection Rate Rising in Colleges for Fall Admissions
The Southern Regional Education Board reports rising fall enrollment pressure and higher rejection rates at state universities due to space limits. Some campuses already ask space-leaning applicants to defer to spring or summer. Community and two year colleges gain appeal as alternatives. Counseling by high school and college staff is urged to help students find suitable opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seg Sern State University
Arn Reginal Educateo
Educa- Poet
Alpeeds
Talib Tert
Seaboard
Eecred
Florida
Frederick Man Sues After Auto Collision in Frederick County
Gene Allen Stull of Washington files a $10,000 damage suit in Frederick County Circuit Court against George Thomas Ambush of RFD 2 alleging a December 28, 1963 crash on U S 15 left him seriously injured and permanently disabled with medical treatment needed and his car demolished. Attorney Wallace E. Hutton seeks jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freerick
Frederick County
Gene Allen Stull
Washington
Wallace E. Hutton
George Thomas
Frederick Stull
U.S. 15
Stull
Hutton
Little League Field Dedicated Following Extensive Renovation
The Emmitsburg Little League Field was dedicated as McCullough Memorial Field in memory of the late Professor Richard McCullough. Rev. Claude H. Carl spoke on the ideals of Little Leaguers and he threw out the first ball to Jeffrey Wierman. The report also notes various social visits and greetings in Emmitsburg including families from Philadelphia York and Baltimore and remarks on a town meeting stalled by Viet Nam representation issues.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
McCullough
Richard McCullough
Little League of
Claude H. Carl
United Church of Christ
Jeffrey Wierman
Nate
Norman Adams
Miro O
Woo
Weigand
Silver Spring
Welland
Airs Genevieve Elder
Mroo
Charles Peters
Philadelphia
Tawes outlines colleges role in state growth
Governor Tawes states that state colleges must grow a teen society aligned with expectations, urging Towson and other institutions to prepare students for the decade ahead. The remarks frame higher education as essential to Maryland’s future development and workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teawsorn
Towson
Senator Urges Obstacle Removal For Cambodia Conference
Washington AP reports Democratic Leader Mike Mienofield urges Britain and Russia to remove a major obstacle to an international Cambodia conference. The aim is to ensure neutrality and secure participation of Southeast Asian nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mienofield
Britain
Hussié
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Duty on button blanks explained in House debate
Washington AP notes a House bill debating whether button blanks that are complete except for the holes can be taxed like buttons. The discussion centers on whether missing holes should prevent the duty or apply the duty as full button material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Button
Japan
Italy
Senate approves Marshland US District Court judge nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced legislation to add a US District Court judge for Marshland, adding a fourth circuit seat. The proposed panel includes Maryland West Virginia Nordima South Carolina and Virginia as the judiciary contemplates future confirmations.
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Hing Tan AP
Senate
Marshland
4Th Cirrcuit Court of Appeals
Maryland
West Virgina
Nordima
South Carolina
Virgina
Desegregation Plan Approved In Harford County
Harford County schools receive federal approval for a desegregation plan. Dr. Charles Willis reports the plan cleared by federal officials, making Harford the 10th Maryland county approved. The board previously scrapped a four year plan and will fully integrate all public schools in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Air
Charles Willis
Harford County
Harford
Maryland
West Virginia colleges win $39 million in education grants
Washington AP reports the Office of Education awarded 39,406,679 in grants and loans to 75 colleges and universities under the Higher Education Facilities Act. Funds support construction and remodeling of classrooms laboratories and libraries at public and private nonprofit institutions including West Virginia schools.
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Washington
Office of Education
Higher Education Facilities Act
West Virginia
Aldersor
State Outlines Steps To Stop Fish Kill
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Board of Natural Resources urged immediate action to prevent a repeat fish kill estimated at 60 tons last month near Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River. The conservation agency asked the State Board of Public Works to study the feasibility of creating holding pools and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Conowingo Dam
Susquehaanna River
Conservation Agency
State Board of Public Works
World issues noted as 'concern the whole world' in Viet Nam
Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies said issues taught about in Viet Nam concern the whole world and are not merely focal points. He spoke after meeting President Johnson on Monday and said the nations are completely united in resisting Communist aggression in South Viet Nam.
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Washington
API
Robert Gordon Menzies
Viet Nam
Court News Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Joseph A Wheeler of Brunswick and Judith L Breeden of Brownsville. Harry C Pfeifer of Burkitts ville and Viola E Pfeifer of Galen. L Loyd C Brandenburg and wife to Lewis E Fuller and wife. Robert S Windsor Sr and wife to Bernard L Grove and wife. Windsor Sr and wife to Bernard L Grove and William Hildebrand and wife to Florence Mae Dodson. Mae Whitmore to Irma Nicodemus. Anna M Sines to Charles Clayton Sines and wife. Joseph F Roger and wife to Robert W Mumma et al. Frederick Developers Inc to Thomas L Moss and wife. County listings present.
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Joseph A. Wheeler
Brunswick
Judith L. Breeden
Brownsville
Harry C. Pfeifer
Burkittsville
Viola E. Pfeifer
Galen
Lloyd C. Brandenburg
Lewis E. Fuller
Robert S. Windsor Sr
Bernard L. Grove
Robert 8. Windsor Sr
William Hildebrand
Florence Mae Dodson
Princeton Graduate Heads New York Police
Vincent L. Broderick, 45, a Princeton graduate, assumed command of New York Citys 27,000 member police force. Mayor Robert F. Wagner administered the oath to Broderick, former chief assistant U S attorney for the Southern District of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent L. Broderick
Princeton
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Broderick
U.S
Fulbright Urges France to Pay World War I Debt
Sen. J. W. Fulbright says France should settle its 56.5 billion World War I debt to the United States. He told a Treasury witness on Monday and backs renewed talks. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, led by Fulbright, approved a plan to let Greece settle a 13.16 million dollar U.S. debt tied to a 1929 refugee resettlement loan.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
France
United States
Fulbright
Treasury Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
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