Bench vanity and seeks for bar ethics in Seaton case
District Judge C Fincher Neal urged Lea County Bar Association members to punish Santa Fe lawyers Rothstein and Farber for comments about the Seaton case. The piece argues Neal is more concerned with his own image and not justice, calling for a bar-wide review of prosecutors and others involved in Seaton. It adds a second note about Tugomir Drako, a Yugoslav dissident agent returned to Belgrade after using diplomatic cover in San Francisco.
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C. Fincher Neal
Lea County Bar Association
Santa Fe
Bob Rothstein
Steve Farber
Neal
Albuquerque Journal
Terry Seaton
Rothstein
Farber
Fifth Judicial District
Seaton
Carlsbad
George Perez
Bernalillo
Bar Association
Judge Neal
J. Lee Cathey
Michael F. McCormick
Morris Stagner
Washington
San Francisco
Tugomir Dzako
Drako
Marshal Tito
FBI
State Department
U.S
Yugoslav Aide Dzalo Accused of Diplomatic Tactics
Exposed by a secret FBI memo Dzalo used intimidation and blackmail to pressure emigrants and critics. The report cites a social visit with a pistol displayed and a threat to relatives in Yugoslavia. It also notes consulate pressure on American citizens of Yugoslav descent and a failure by the State Department to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dzako
FBI
State Department
United States
Dzalo
Drako
Yugosla
Yugoslavia
Washington
Dzalto
Dale van Atta
Foggy Bottom
San
Chappaquiddick
Franciso
Comity in Congress Faces Test Over Pay Raise and Office Building
The piece models a Capitol Hill tension as the House approves a 5.5 percent pay rise for members while the Senate Appropriations Committee kills it 23 to 0. It notes mutual mistrust between chambers and hints at future Senate retaliation for the failed office-building project. Howard Baker is quoted, and Speaker ONeill is referenced as key player in the episode.
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Washington
UPI
Webster’s
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Benito Mussolini
Thomas O'Neill
Senate Appropriations
Howard Baker
Baker
Debate on H-Bomb secrecy and censorship court ruling
The article analyzes a federal gag order against Progressive magazine and a California programmer's letter that challenged the government stance on H Bomb secrecy. It argues the publication of the information did not cause direct national security damage and may have weakened censorship safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Justice Department
California
Charles R. Hansen
Supreme Court
Local weddings and school notes from Roswell area
Miss Virginia Jean Lee wed Clifford Emil Powell in a simple ceremony. The Pal Society met at Joy Millen’s home and Dorothy Dye led the business session. Washington Avenue PTA welcomed new principal Donald T. Rippy and new teachers at a school reception. North Junior High announced year cheer leaders. Junior Book Club gathered at Mrs. James R. Kelly’s home. Continental Airlines denied Artesia’s air service petition as too expensive. Roswell Coyote Lettermen elected Curtis Crawford president Charlie Canfield VP and Robert Green secretary-treasurer.
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Virginia Jean Lee
Roy Howard Lee
Clifford Emil Powell
Charles C. Powell
Roswell
Pal Society
Joy Millen
Dorothy Dye
Washington Avenue
PTA
Donald T. Rippy
Rippy
June Jones
Laticia Cathy
Nancy Tegler
Letha Welborne
Beverly Hutchinson
C.C. Henry
North Junior High
Mary Sue Knight
Lynda Westrum
Loretta Mooney
Barbara Watkins
Betty Bybee
James R. Kelly
Pennsylvania Ave
A.N. Carter
W.N. Worthington
Roswell Coyote Lettermen's Club
Curtis Crawford
Charlie Canfield
Robert Green
Pope John Paul II at the United Nations City Hall
The pope’s UN address in New York drew vast crowds as he urged reconciliation over arms race, highlighted poverty and inequality, and pressed for religious freedom and civil liberties. He spoke on Middle East tensions, Lebanon, Jerusalem, and the Palestinian question, ending with a call for universal equality and UN peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Washington
United Nations
Middle East
Jerusalem
Banon
Lebanon
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Star Chamber
Jack Anderson
Tito
Via
Steve Gerstel
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Mass
Carter
Sen. Kennedy
Queens
White House
Kennedy
Treoa
Continental Airlines
Denver
Artesia
The
Small Society
James Reston
UN General Assembly
United Nations Organization
United Nations Will Ever Remain the Supreme Forum of Peace and Justice
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