Catholics to Honor Rev. Juraschek at Appreciation Dinner
Renowned San Antonio clergyman Rev. Erwin A. Juraschek will be honored at a 7 pm appreciation dinner Thursday in Marian Hall at Incarnate Word College. Co sponsors include Archdiocesan Councils of Catholic Men and Women. reservations via Catholic Action office. Archbishop Lucey lauds Juraschek’s 23 years of Catholic Action work and career.
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Supreme Court weighs limits of military rights over civilians
The article reports on a civil trial involving Gil and a military appeals court case challenging civilian rights under military discipline. It notes historical tensions since the founding era and recent Supreme Court scrutiny of applying constitutional protections to civilians in military proceedings, highlighting ongoing debates over due process and military authority.
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Burger Secures Senate Nod for Chief Justice Post
Washington reports Earl Burger won approval from the Senate Judiciary Committee to become the next Chief Justice of the United States. The nomination sailed through committee and was sent to the full Senate with broad support, amid questions about spending and disclosure norms for federal judges.
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SDS Probe Starts Involving University Disruptions
Washington report says a House committee will investigate SDS activity on college campuses including Harvard Berkeley Brooklyn College Boston University and City College of New York. Rep Richard J Sehort chairs hearings amid claims of threats to national security and student unrest.
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Agnew Involved In Maryland Land Deal Scandal
Ocean City Maryland records show Vice President Spira Agnew signed deeds as governor transferring public tidelands to developer James de Caine. Despite agency objections, the Maryland Board of Public Works approved deeds in late 1968, prompting a crash study into potential conservation impacts and debates over state control.
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Las Vegas links cut ties in Parvin Foundation case
The Parvin Foundation, headed by former Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, cut most Las Vegas casino links and shifted funds to blue chip stocks. Records show Douglas resigned as president last month and received 81,765 dollars over seven years. The foundation sold stock via Balkmann Co starting Nov 1, owns three casino buses in Las Vegas, and earned nearly 2.5 million from stock sales.
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Viet Cong Death Toll Rises in Dak To Area Battles
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report heavy fighting near Dak To seven miles southwest as North Vietnamese units strengthen positions and bombers join strikes. Communists suffer dozens of deaths while allied forces note large losses and the end of Operation Speedy Express. Military reports also cite skirmishes around Saigon and DMZ incursions with several casualties on both sides.
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