Trial Judges Give Insights On Free Press And Fair Trial
About 200 trial judges in 20 cities were questioned by the Reardon committee on free press and fair trial. Judges generally supported room to shield trials from publicity, with varying views on delaying cases, changing venue, and reporting restrictions. Most respondents saw public awareness as a key benefit of news coverage, while many doubt extrajudicial statements would erase those gains.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Reardon
American Bar Association
Paul O. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Administration of Justice
James Marlow Absent From Column Due To Vacation
The regular columnist James Marlow is away on vacation, leaving this space temporarily unfilled while he is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Canned scream fails to cause fear in South Africa
An Australian can named Aida, designed to be used by women against attackers, deflated in Johannesburg after customs opened it. John Brodie of the Australian trade commission sent a sample can for testing, but only squeaks emerged when the compressed air escaped.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Australian Trade Commission
John Brodie
Brodie
Animals Are Big Business In Hollywood Paws And Claws
Hollywood's animal acts drive a booming side of show business. Moe Di Sesso trains creatures for hits like Daniel Boone while Frank Inn runs a 500-animal stable earning six figures from Green Acres and Beverly Hillbillies. Jungleland and Africa U S A provide beasts for films such as Doctor Doolittle and Dak Tari. Lassie and Lassie star trainer Budd Weatherwax also top the earnings list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Daniel Boone
Moe di Sesso
di Sesso
Frank Inn
Arnold the Pig
Alice the Hen
Green Acres
Africa
U.S.A
Daktari
Florida
Jungleland
Doctor Doolittle
Lassie
Budd Weatherwax
Vincent Price
Peter Lorre
Donald L. Smythe
University of Texas
Rocky Shore
Ex-Seabee Enters Viet Seminary
John W. Tabor, 21, once a Seabee from New Hampshire, now known as Duong Tan Bang, has chosen a Vietnamese seminary path to become a Roman Catholic priest in Da Nang and Saigon. He left the U.S. Navy in Da Nang then moved to Viet Nam to study, with encouragement from local church figures, planning a seven year seminary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
John W. Tabor
New Hampshire
Duong Tan Bang
Tabor
United States
Walter Tabor
Jaffrey, N.H
da Nang
Jaffrey’s Conant High School
Navy
Seabees
Okinawa
Viet Nam
Sacred Heart
Phan Ngoc Chi
St. Joseph's Seminary
Mt Washington Carriage Road toll unchanged since 1911
A Pinkham Notch sign proclaims no inflation as Mt Washington Carriage Road toll remains $5 for car and driver. The road reached its centennial in 1961, with the 1911 toll start marking over 50 years of flat pricing.
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Mt. Washington Carriage Road
Pinkham Notch
New Hampshire
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Three Musketeers
Ben Luc
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Lucky Dollar Store
St. Main St
Sears
Llothe
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