Justice Douglas Will Return To Court In October
Justice William Douglas says he will be back when the new term begins in October and refuses retirement. In an interview with the North American Newspaper Alliance he dismissed reports of proxies or forced retirement, noting he is fully up to date on the court’s work.
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New York
William Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Alliance
Douglas
Sidney Zion
Douglas Boy
Nana
Spokane. Wash
Sidney Wurzburg
Spokane County Superior Court
John J. Lauly
Chambers
Wurzburg
Nampa
Iiaha
Roy Rogers
Rogers
Snake River
Dale Evans
Dusty
Sons of the Pioneers
Apple Valley
Rosenbergs seek access to U S files in court action
Rosenberg sons file in U S District Court seeking access to federal files and to halt destruction of records related to their parents’ case. Meerapols, adoptees, allege innocence and call for 50,000 pages to be turned over for safekeeping under review for privacy and national security concerns.
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Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
U.S
Fes
Rosenbergs
Michael
Robert Meeropol
Rosenburg
Mecropols
Kissinger warns third world on U.N. tactics
Secretary of State Kissinger, during a Midwest swing, accuses developing nations of extortion through biased voting and confrontation at the United Nations. He warns bloc politics threaten a constructive path and says smaller members suffer most while major powers may still engage. A State Department official disputes withdrawal threats.
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Milwaukee
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Midwest
Ford Administration
Foreign Polley
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Institute of World Affairs
United States
State Department
U.S
Prouty Stands by CIA Reporter Story Dispute
Springfield dispatch reports L. Fletcher Prouty retracts a quoted assertion linking Alexander Butterfield to the CIA within the White House. He now says the Springfield story misquoted him while confirming his original claim remains intact. Prouty cites a Washington interview and references a former Mullen Co. employee, B. Howard Hunt, as source.
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Springfield
Mass
L. Fletcher Prouty
Mran
Alexander Butterfield
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Springfield Daily News
Washington
Frouty
Prouty
Daily News
Slay trial continues in threat at Wake County Courthouse
In Raleigh North Carolina AP reports the Joan Lite squidee trial proceeded despite a bomb threat to the Wake County Courthouse. Judge Hamilton Hob good stated the building is well fortified and warned that any evacuation would disrupt the trial as jurors remain seated and arrangements were made to search the courtroom before opening.
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Raleigh, NG
Hiry
Joan Litesquidee
Wake County
Hamilton Hobgood
1ST MOMMA SET IT UP Flip highlights Tiger s birthday
Geraldine Ford hosted a White House East Room surprise for President Ford s 25th birthday with Flip Wilson as the guest comedian. A rock band provided music, punch and cheese chips were served, and Betty Ford joined in the lighthearted celebration amid a large executive staff crowd. In a separate note, former congressman Walter Baring of Nevada died at 62.
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Tiger
Washington
UPI
Geraldine Gawd
United States
Momma
Gerald Ford
White House
Flip Wilson
Ford
Purse Geraldine
Tord
Betty
Wilson
Executive Branch
U.S. Navy
Solon Dies Teng
Nev
Walter Baring
Nevada
U.S. House of Representatives
Betty Ford
Geraldine
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Robert Weissman
Smith
Welszian
Wie
America
Spokane County
Suprem Court
Thomas ©. Merryman
Huston
Los Angeles
John Huston
Celestic
Shane Huston
Marriat
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Weston
Chitintown
Sid
U.N
CIA
By Ronald Cohen
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Lakewood
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Takewood
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