Court Criticized For Filling Vacuum Left By Inaction
Supreme Court faces renewed scrutiny as it resumes October work. James Marlow argues the court remains undeterred, pushing into civil rights and reapportionment after critics claim it oversteps legislative powers. Chief Justice Warren warns law must adapt to changing conditions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Legislative Branch
Mrs O Connor 90th birthday marked in Wellsville
Wellsville on Wednesday September 2 saw Mrs Etta Mae O Connor celebrate her 90th birthday with family calls in the late afternoon. She lives with her son in law W T Ogden and maintains sprightliness despite vision trouble. She was born in Johnson County near Gardner, attended Pleasant Valley School, and belonged to Pleasant Valley Presbyterian Church. She married Albert O Connor in 1886. they had six children and 12 grandchildren with five great grandchildren. Only Mrs Berdie McDaniel of Paola and she remain from her immediate family.
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Etta Mae O’connor
Wellsville
O’connor
Johnson County
Gardner
Miami County
Pleasant Valley School
Pleasant Valley Presbyterian Church
Albert O’connor
Willard Hardy
Topeka
Mes"Roy Carr Kahshs
KaytHaOrConnolk
Sacramento
Calif
Elizabeth Calder
W. T. Ogden
Harold O’connor
Vatican Council opens with urgency and secrecy rules
The Vatican Ecumenical Council opened with orders to speed proceedings and end quickly. About 2,500 prelates were told to extend workdays by 30 minutes while coffee outlets stayed closed. The first schema on the nature of the Church emphasized collegiality as a guiding principle.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Nguyen Khanh Appears Safe After Weekend Coup Fails
Saigon reports Premier Nguyen Khanh and loyal generals maintain control after a failed coup. An ultimatum from 10 military leaders demanded purge of corruption and a crackdown on communism or neutrality leanings within two months. Leaders signatories included Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc, who helped steer the rebellion before backing Khanh.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
Duong van Duc
Ing
Khanh. Co
Duc
Vatican Hungary sign accord to govern church affairs
The Vatican and Communist Hungary signed an accord granting the Vatican partial church administration in Hungary for the first time in 15 years. It paves the way for Mindszenty to move to Rome as a result. The Vatican press office announced Pope Paul VI named five new bishops and confirmed one selection by Pope John XXIII not approved by Hungary.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Rome
Paul VI
John XXIII
Producer Finds Musical Shows Beneficial Fun To All
Lois Smith reports on producer Ted Hook a former film and TV performer now directing community musical shows. He praises non professional talent and notes the fun of training and staging in two and a half weeks. He recalls emergencies on stage including substituting for a doctor and a mortician and says wardrobes run on schedule despite weather. Ottawa events include a get together at the Elk’s club and Hook's upcoming local production The Follies October 28 with 350 costumes.
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Lois Smith
Ted Hook
San Jose State College
Stanford
UCLA
Jack Benny
Vic Daemone
Hook
Virginia
Ottawa
Hollywood
Joan Blondell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elk’s Club
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