Supreme Court flags desegregation in Northern schools
The Supreme Court ruled that deliberate racial discrimination in some Northern city schools can trigger federal desegregation orders across entire districts. The Denver case guides decisions beyond the South, with justices split on de facto versus de jure segregation and implications for public education, media, welfare, and obscenity rulings.
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UPS
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Denver
South
Florida Ends Day With Pornography Law Ruling
Attorney General Robert L. Shevin hailed a Supreme Court decision allowing local governments to ban pornographic films by local standards, saying the First Amendment does not protect selling or displaying obscene material. Governor Rubin Askew praised the ruling as affirming government closest to the people. Deputy Marky quipped that Deep Throat is in deep trouble as Florida moved from no statute to two laws in a day.
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Atlanta
Powell
Brennan
U.S
William &. Doyle
Warren Jk. Burger
Pittsburgh Press
New York
Tor
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
LDF
Frank Southworth
Doyle
Park Mill
Tallahasser
UPT
Robert L. Shevin
Supreme Court
Shevin
Rubin Askew
Askew
Raymond L. Marky
Shevir
High Court Reinforces Obscene Law
The Supreme Court issued new obscenity standards, removing the old requirement of no redeeming social importance and allowing states to ban pornographic materials. It adds tests for patently offensive depiction of state-defined sexual conduct and lack of serious literary artistic political or scientific value. Dissenters included Justices Douglas Brennan Stewart and Marshall.
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Washington
Burger
Wiliam 0. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thorgood Marshall
Wilson hails high court on Okaloosa obscenity rulings
Okaloosa County Sheriff Ray Wilson praised a Supreme Court decision on obscenity laws after repeated local arrests were dismissed. He stated relief at restored community control over decency decisions for children amid national moral concerns.
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Okaloossa County
Ray Wilson
Supreme Court
Wilson
Okaloosa County
Taxpayers Near $2 Million on Nixon Homes Remodeling
Washington reports the federal government spent about 2 million dollars on security related improvements and maintenance for President Nixon's Key Biscayne Florida and San Clemente California homes. GSA audits show 31,180,522.04 for Key Biscayne and 703,267.20 for San Clemente with revisions upward for San Clemente. Expenditures cover security systems landscaping walls and related facilities as authorized by the Secret Service and White House staff.
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Nixon
San Clemente
California
Secret Service
C. ‘Behe’ Rebozo
Key Biscayne Compound
New York
Robert $1
Abplanalp
Key Biscayne
Florida White House
White House
GSA
San Clemente Estate
Askew Suspends Holmes County Commissioners
Governor Reubin Askew suspended Holmes County commissioners Jimmy Josey Tamphus Messer and James H. King for misfeasance. The action follows a Holmes County grand jury presentment stating effective government had ceased and urging removal from office. The suspensions were effective immediately based on alleged lack of public notice and absence of an emergency condition.
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Reubin Askew
Holmes County
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Jimmy Josey
Tamphus Messer
James H. King
Askew
Commission
Peron Urges Unity to Rebuild Argentina After Bloodshed
Former President Juan Peron, returning from 18 years in exile, urged nationwide unity to salvage a “grave situation” in Argentina. He warned that reconstruction requires reconciliation, spoke with Hector Campora and Isabel Martinez de Peron nearby, as at least 14 people died and over 200 injured in a bloody rally. The crowd’s violence interrupted Peron’s arrival and cast doubt on the country’s future stability.
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UPI
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Hextor J. Campora
Tisabel Martinez
Madrid
Ezeiza
Campora
General Workers Confederation
CGT
Viva Peron
Ezelza
Juan Peron
Spain
Pero
PGDN
Upithoto
Inflation signals mixed as May CPI edges up in tight economy
Washington reports show May consumer prices rising 0.6 percent, marking the slowest inflation in over two decades as meat prices fall for the first time in five months and overall food costs ease. Despite higher prices, worker purchasing power slipped 0.3 percent in May, with profits surging and the President moving toward a price freeze to curb inflation.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Nixon
Commerce Department
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Afl-Cio
George Meaty
Meany
CPL
America
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Russian Spy Conviction Reversed by Appeals Court
The 3rd U.S. Circuit reversed the 1984 espionage conviction and 20 year sentence of Igor Ivanov for SAC wiretap evidence issues. Ivanov, a former Soviet trade agency chauffeur, had returned to Russia after trial. co-defendant John Rutenko faced separate sentencing.
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Strategic Air Command
SAC
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Igor Ivanov
Russia
Ivanov
United States
John W. Rutenko
Orange
Federal District Court
Newark
Rutenko
Paramus
N.J
Air Force
Anatoly F. Dobriain
Butenko
U.S
Lewisburg
Tvanov
Yvanov
U.S. District Court
Anthony T. Augelli
Fort Walton Beach circulation and pricing notes
The notice shows the Playground Daily News newspaper details including publication as second class matter February 1 and United Press International affiliation. It lists circulation and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, various durations, and shipping options.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida
Freedom Newspapers
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Mew Parkway
Wallan Beach
Fort Walton Brach
Community briefs and events in Okaloosa area
Local notices list decoupage classes at Ferry Park Recreation Center on Ferry Road with limited spaces and contact 243 911 for details. Fort Walton Beach Jaycee Auxiliary offers swimming lessons registration Friday 2 to 3 pm at Sears Fort Walton Square, call 242 1437 for info. Red Cat Thrift Shop holds a clearance sale Friday 10 am to 4 30 pm and Saturday 9 pm to 1 pm behind Humane Shelter on Lovejoy Road. Cub Scout Pack 528 picnic at Gannon State Park in Seminole with assembly at Mary Esther Elementary at 0240 pm. Knights of Columbus Game Night at 7 30 pm in K of C Hall 205 Carol Avenue. Game Night at CCC Hall near Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church Niceville 7 30 pm refreshments and invites. Child Management Course at Aglin Air Force Base starting June 25 led by Pat McIntire call 81 5950. Destin American Legion weekly game night Friday at 7 pm with refreshments and sandwiches.
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Ferry Road
Fort Walton Beach
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Sears
Fort Walton Square
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Humane Shelter
Lovejoy Road
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Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
Niceville
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Aglin Air Force Base
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Chapel No. 1
Pat McIntire
Destin American Legion
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