Court panel doubts need to rise for judge entering room
A Chicago three judge appeals panel doubts rising when a judge enters the courtroom is a legal necessity. It rejected jail terms for Sister Jeanne and Patricia Kennedy after they failed to rise for a U S District Court judge during a hearing on destruction of Selective Service files. The judges urged ceremonial acts may aid court function but are not strictly required.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
St. Louis
California
U.S
Youth Hero Weds and Fights Leaking Dike Heroic Rescue
John J. Buehrle 19 of St. Charles Missouri, a Red Cross volunteer, wedged his body into a failing levee near the Missouri Mississippi confluence to stop a widening leak until help arrived. His actions saved the levee while colleagues brought sandbags. Civil Defense director Cal Davis called him a bona fide hero.
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St. Charles
Buehrle
Red Cross
Missouri
Mississippi
Buehre
Cal Davis
St. Charles County
Dylan Makes Surprise Return at Mississippi River Festival
Folk singer Bob Dylan, off tour after a motorcycle accident, stunned fans at Southern Illinois University’s Mississippi River Festival. He appeared with the Big Pink band, a former onstage and recording collaborator, and reportedly declined a $151,000 West Coast offer to perform.
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Bob Dylan
Minnesota
Southern Illinois University
Dylan
Big Pink
Peter Pastrelch
Cooley Reveals New Artificial Heart Development
Dr. Denton Cooley and Dr. Domingo Liotta report a new harder working artificial heart ready for testing within six weeks. The pair previously used an early heart pump to keep Haskell Karp alive for 65 hours before a transplant in Houston in April, with Karp dying two days later from pneumonia. Cooley notes donor heart shortages and argues for artificial devices to support patients with dead hearts.
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Cooley
Domingo Liotta
Haskell Karp
Houston
Karp
Date Set for Clay Sentence in Draft Evasion Case
Dist. Judge Joe Ingraham set Cassius Clay to be sentenced again on Thursday July 24 for draft evasion. The court relied on wiretap information not used in the 1968 conviction, calling the surveillance lawful while preserving Clay’s challenge to military service exemptions.
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Supreme Court
Police End Sick-In Over Pay in Chicago Suburbs
Chicago Heights officers end a five day sick in returning to duty after agreeing to a 1300 dollar raise raising base pay to 9500 dollars. A similar sick in persisted in Cicero with state and county officials assisting patrols since Friday.
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Polices
Chicago Heights
Chicago
Cicero
Police , Benevolent and Protective Association
John Food
Cook County Sheriff's Police
Cook County Police Association
Statls
Finch
AWOL Marine Identified as Mountain Climb Death Victim
A Wyoming mountain climbing accident killed Gary Berg of Boston, previously misidentified as John Hagen of Salem. Berg, an AWOL Marine, was identified by his mother after authorities learned of his absence. Berg’s body was found on Mitchell Peak at 12 492 feet after a 60 foot fall during the ascent.
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Martin Epp
Ken Clanton
Berg
Pope and three cardinals to visit Uganda
Vatican City reports Pope Paul will travel to Uganda at month end with three cardinals and an African layman, marking his eighth international trip. The group will accompany him as he expands his global outreach with the Africa visit.
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Vatican City
Pope Paul
Uganda
Africa
Six in Tiny Sub Begin 30 Day Undersea Trip
WEST PALM BEACH Fla With her portholes glowing like green coals the research sub marine Ben Franklin and her crew of six slipped beneath the Atlantic to begin a 30 day 1200 mile undersea journey along the Gulf Stream Captain Donald J Kazimir yelled Here we go as it sank in 1800 feet of water 10 hours after being towed 20 miles out to sea Also aboard Grumman Aircraft Corp US Navy sponsored vessel were Jacques Piccard Erwin Aeber sold Roswell F Busby Kenneth Haigh and Chester B May The mission calls for the Ben Franklin to sit on the bottom at 1800 feet for two hours then rise to 60 feet and drift north with the Gulf Stream It will test long term life in confined quarters End date planned surfacing 200 miles southeast of Boston
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Ben Franklin
Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Donald J. Kazimir
Grumman Aircraft Corp
U. S. Navy
Jacques Piccard
Erwin Aebersold
Ben Tranklin
Boston
Pileup Kills 82 On Indian Railways Disaster
A passenger-initiated emergency cord pull sparked India's deadliest rail crash as a fast freight locomotive hit a stalled pilgrim train near Jaipur in Orissa State killing 82 and injuring over 200. Pilgrims were bound for Navakalehar festival in Pari. Thieves allegedly stole possessions during the chaos.
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India
Jaipur
Orissa
Calcutta
Pari
Classifieds fragment overview from a daily issue
A fragmented notice page lists classified items and carrier information from a Daily and Sunday issue. The readable lines reference advertising content, prices, and circulation details, indicating a conventional classifieds section with miscellaneous entries.
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