High Court And The Law Editorial Considerations
A July 1967 Ottawa Herald column discusses how Supreme Court rulings affect law practice and police work. It notes officers must inform arrestees of rights and police face tougher proof, while criminals exploit rulings, fueling disrespect and riots against authority. The piece reflects concern over evolving legal protections and enforcement challenges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
University of Kansas
U.S
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Bertie's Bottle Bar and the London Gambling Club Scene
A visitor recalls Bertie’s bottle club in a former grand West End townhouse, now a late hours venue with a salon bar, private dining in a garden, and a casino room for roulette baccarat and blackjack. Bertie thrives on legalized gambling profits, praising open gambling in a refined setting.
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London
Bertie
Bers
West
Fyde
Bertie’s
Quaglino’s
Las Vegas
Hearing Aid Or Surgery Discussed In Dear Dr Mother Column
An exchange on hearing loss compares causes and treatments, noting nerve impairment may need aids while wax buildup, Eustachian tube dysfunction, or infection can be treated or corrected. The columnist urges consulting a specialist for accurate diagnosis and appropriate intervention rather than defaulting to a hearing aid.
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Mother
M,h.l
Happy Birthday Bolsheviks Party Sketch by Art Buchwald
Washington column satirically imagines a 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. A fictitious 4 Bolshevik Golden Anniversary Committee plots dramatic events from burning Svetlana Alliluyeva copies to a US UN party, lampooning Cold War tensions and American complicity. The piece ends with a spoof birthday chorus.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Unon
Middle East
Israel
Tel Aviv
United States
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Harper and Row
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Josef Stalin
Schlessinger
Soviet Union
Security Council
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Atlantic City
Wall Street
Daughters of Soviet Revolution
Bolsheevsks
Johnson faces riots and a call for swift action
AP News Analyst James Marlow outlines President Johnson's two year struggle with civil rights progress and rising violence from Watts to Cambridge. Johnson vows leadership, condemns rioting, and pushes law enforcement and poverty reforms while forming a commission to study the riots and their causes.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Johnson
United States
Crimea
Fragmented TV Schedule Snippet
Readable lines show a Friday schedule with programs including Leave it To Beaver Branded News Outdoors in Kansas Truth Or Consequences and Weather segments followed by Sports and notes of continuation on Page 4. Names of times and channels indicate a local broadcaster listing for the day.
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Kansas
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
High Court
the Law
Bertie’s Bottle Bar
Alex Telfer
First Methodist Church
Wichita
Lee Shelden
James Lee
Ottawa
A. H. Rodgers
Tally Creek
Here
Molner
Ussr
Svetlana
Glassboro
Arthur Goldberg
Nikolai Federenko
Howard University
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Cambridge
Detroit
Los Angeles
Watts
Congress
Channel 4
NBC
CBS
ABC
John Wyre
Robert Mitchum
Little Iter
Riding Hood and Co
AZA
Kirk
Douglas
Richard Harris
the Heroes OF
Telemark
Anay
Isig
Golumbia
Richard Widmark_ Sidney
Poitie
Gene 100
Loose
Walker
North
Guat Lamcasten
Remy AN
NTN
Siyhre
Uchr Panavion
Iy United Artists
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