Myth presidential control of justices dismissed by Douglas
Associate Justice William O Douglas, in San Diego after meeting students, said it is myth that presidents control Supreme Court appointees. He noted the Senate has turned down 22 nominees and praised the selection method as having worked well despite political pressure.
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Ex-Chinese POW Downey says his treatment met standards
CIA agent John Downey, released after 20 years in a Chinese prison for spying, declares he was not tortured and that his captivity followed standard procedure. He spoke at New Britain General Hospital after arriving from Hong Kong to be with his ailing father and amid a public outpouring of well wishers.
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Ford joins GM seeks delay and exemptions on 1975 antipollution rules
Ford Motor Co says it will ask Congress to amend the 1970 Clean Air Act to allow a two year extension for interim 1975 model year antipollution standards and argues the company cannot safely or feasibly install catalytic converters nationwide. GM also seeks a one year delay, while Ford requests nationwide California style heightened limits only in 1995 models. Ford urges EPA to extend the emissions deadline by one year for hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. The company criticizes the impact of strict rules on 1975 models and cites testing needs for catalytic converter systems.
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Youth Charged in Family Slaughter Near Philadelphia
Kenneth Davenport an 18 year old described as a chess wizard was charged with four counts of murder in the slayings of his parents and two younger brothers. Police say the family died by blows to the head and a weapon possibly a shotgun barrel. The crime was uncovered after a brother found the bodies and police traced Davenport from a motor vehicle arrest.
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