Court upholds King contempt convictions in Birmingham case
The Supreme Court split 5 to 4 to uphold contempt convictions of Dr. Martin Luther King and eight ministers. The ruling says no person can be the judge in his own case and that courts cannot be flouted with impunity. The decision reinforces respect for federal and state judiciaries amid civil rights protests.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Birmingham
Ala
Potter Stewart
Bacon Thoughtful guide to curing smoking and frying bacon
A detailed discussion on improving bacon quality notes that fast packer cure times yield bland or aged meat. It explains curing with a salted sweet pickle, 36 degree temps for 3 to 4 weeks, and smoking for 24 hours with hardwood sawdust or Hickory. It highlights frying methods and local market examples Fassett Market Adams Center and Peters Market Lenhardtsville Pa.
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Israel
Fassett Market
Adams Center
Lenhardtsville
Global water conference highlights thirst and hope
Viewpoints from editors note that 6400 experts from 94 nations met in Washington to address global water scarcity. They cite two thirds of urban dwellers lacking safe water and stress desalination, pollution control, and better regulation as paths to relief while warning of rising shortages and pollution as a crisis unfolds. The stock page then reports mixed Dow Jones results with airlines weak and mergers stirring Getty Oil linked teams.
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Washington
U. S
Johnson
United
Eastern
American
American Airlines
Mission Development
Mission Corp
Tidewater Oil
Getty Oil
du Pont
Polaroid
Xerox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chrysler
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Stocks Fall After Six Day Rally On Wall Street
The market slipped as traders pulled back after six straight advances. Early gains favored the industrial average but losses soon outweighed moves, leading to a downturn on Wall Street amid active trading.
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Ernoon
Almot
Rectify past Middle East errors for durable peace
In seeking lasting peace in the Middle East the United Nations and major powers must review past mistakes rather than pursue protracted, self serving debates. Arms from major powers fueled conflict. a robust U N peacekeeping role and viable guarantees for smaller nations are needed to prevent future wars. resolving waterway access and Jerusalem status remains contentious.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Middle East
United Nations
Russia
United States
Nasser
Suez
Israel
Gulf of
Aquaba
Southeast Asia
U. N
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aquaba
Jerusalem
Bible Verse Turn to God and Show Mercy
A devotional note quotes Hosea 12 6 urging readers to seek their God through mercy and justice and to wait on God continually. The passage emphasizes repentance faith and steadfast devotion.
Life Is Irony Drives Werner Klemperer From War to Hogan's Heroes
Hal Boyle profiles Werner Klemperer, son of Otto Klemperer, who fled Germany in 1933 and later served in the American Army. Now he stars as Col. Wilhelm Klink on CBS’s Hogan's Heroes, valued for precise observation and a dislike of war. He dismisses acting as mere fame, seeks diverse villain roles and a possible Oriental figure, while liking his settled niche in television.
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New York
Werner Klemperer
Werner
Otto Klemperer
Germany
Wilhelm Klink
Athough
Eric von Stronheim
Klemperer
Berlin
Klemperers
Switzerland
California
Los Angeles Symphony
Wermer
Army
Maurice Evans
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidation Announcement
Oswego Palladium Times announces its 1925 consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Publisher Clarence T Leighton with Clark Morrison 3rd as associated publisher and business manager Thomas A Cloutier. rates and mailing options list subscriptions from 10 cents to $26 annually, with regional and Canada pricing and advance payment requirements.
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Oswego NY
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Associated
Thomas A. Cloutier
K R. Thomson
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Tawes
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency, Inc
Thire Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
I, Mich
Syracuse
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Palladium Times
Ites
USSR fears Peking entry as Johnson-Kosygin warn
Washington reports Moscow feared Chinese intervention in the Middle East as a leverage point. Johnson and Kosygin discuss on the White House hotline the risk to Soviet aims, while the cease fire is viewed as preserving Moscow’s influence and stabilizing UN cooperation.
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Washington
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Moscow
Peking
Johnson
White House
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
West
Water limits imposed in Jamestown and Buffalo suburbs
A heat spell and lack of rain trigger water restrictions in Jamestown with an indefinite ban on nonessential uses. The Erie County Water Authority asks customers to cut daylight lawn watering, pool filling and car washing, affecting towns across Amherst to West Seneca and parts of Evans, Eden and Boston.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jamestown
Board of Public Utilities
Cassadaga
Erie County Water Authority
Amherst
Clarence
Cheektowaga
Elma
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Hamburg
Orchard Park
West Seneca
Evans
Eden
Boston
Whale shark, world's largest fish, shown harmless to humans
The whale shark, the largest fish on record, is described as harmless to people. Authorities note its docile nature and absence of aggression in encounters.
Prayer for TODAY by John W. Bachman
Prayer asks gratitude for heritage of land and faith and asks to depart from custom without enshrining the past. It invokes Jesus Christ and is signed by John W. Bachman of Wartburg College in Waverly Town.
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God
Jesus Christ
John W. Bachman
Waverly
Town
Wartburg College
Contract Bridge: Becker Tops Masters Field As South Dealer
B. Jay Becker, top record holder, leads as South in a Masters' Individual Championship play. Both sides are vulnerable. Card layout shows North 64 62 KJ1095 48762, South 53 J1087 TM KQ108T4 YAI9GSS w2 $643 AKQ10.
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B. Jay Becker
Disaster on a Rubber Bridge Hand Turns 4500 Points
A 1934 rubber bridge deal shows North’s odd five clubs over West’s four hearts leading to a devastating down one after West cashes A K Q and five hearts. The penalty climbs to 4500 points as undertricks rise from 200 to 500 and honors add 100 more.
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King of Hearts
South
North
West
East
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Hal Boyle
Thomson Newspapers Inc
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Oswego, N. Y
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U.S
Security Council
Egypt
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