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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

6

Burger Proposes National Center for Court Reform

Chief Justice Warren Burger urged a national center to help states share ideas and reform courts facing congestion. He warned Americans may lose patience with a system unchanged since the 18th century and called for closer cooperation with the American Bar Association. He noted delays in arrest, trial, and punishment, high court costs, and proposed heavy fines to encourage settlements before trial. He urged studies to ensure cases reach court only after settlement options are exhausted.

Williamsburg Warren E. Burger Burger American Bar Association

Former General Earl Cole Faces 43 Allegations in Senate Probe

Former Brig. Gen. Earl Franklin Cole returns to the Senate witness stand amid 43 charges tied to alleged improprieties in Vietnam era Army PXs and service clubs. The investigation centers on contracts with entrepreneur William J. Crum and others. Cole denies all wrongdoing and cites subordinates as motives.

Washington Vietnam Senate Earl Franklin Cole Carline Belling Bellino White House John F. Kennedy Cole William J. Crum Pxs Jerome Adlerman Senate Permanent Investigations Subom

Giant duckbills swam through North American swamps long ago

Fossil evidence shows giant duckbills used their strong tails and webbed feet to propel themselves through swamps in North America about 80 million years ago. Their broad mouths suited for scooping vegetation and clams.

North America

Congress Debates National Legal Services Corp Plan

Congress moves ahead of the Nixon administration in proposing a private non profit National Corporation for Legal Services to provide aid to the poor. An 18 member board would run the agency funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity with annual costs estimated between 61 and 140 million dollars.

Washington Congress Public Broadcasting Corp National Corporation For Legal Services Office of Economic Opportunity Frank Carlucci OFO Nison Presidential Commission On American Bar Association Senate House

Round Four of US Soviet Talks Opens in Vienna

Washington reports poor prospects for a quick settlement as American envoys depart for Vienna to resume Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. Chief negotiator Gerard Smith leaves with instructions to reject a Soviet proposal for defensive missiles unless accompanied by limits on offensive weapons. The Soviet position links any curb to nuclear armed American planes stationed in West Europe.

Washington Vienna U.S Gerard Smith Nixon West Europe

Army Officer to File Charges Over Torture Claims

Lt. Col. Anthony B. Herbert says he will file federal charges against Maj. Gen. John Barnes and Col. J. Ross Franklin for failing to investigate alleged torture and murder of Vietnamese civilians by a Vietnamese led unit. He testified he witnessed throat slitting and electric torture during prisoner interrogations in Vietnam.

Mcpherson Army Anthony B. Herbert John Barnes J. Ross Franklin 173D Airbone Brigade U.S. Army Herbert Pentagon Barnes Franklin Vietnam Stemme

Army Paid Ads Spark Interservice Recruiting Fears

Washington AP The Army launches a 10.6 million prime time advertising push to recruit enlistees triggering alarm in the Marines Navy and Air Force. A Marine memo cites worries about losing free air time and fighting over paid slots while the Army plans bonuses to some recruits. The Office of the Secretary of Defense pauses further paid time until the program is reviewed.

Washington Marines Navy Air Force Army Marine Corps Secretary of Defense Marine Rines

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