Press and fair trial in the Tempe murder case debate
A guest editorial discusses whether the public has a right to know crime details while protecting fair trials. It critiques the Reardon Report on press access across crime periods, urges open court information, and cites Arizona's open justice in Struckmeyer v. Arizona as a constitutional baseline.
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Scottsdale-Tempe
Tempe
American Bar Association
Reardon
Massachusetts
Ohio
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Fred Struckmeyer
Charles Bernstein
University of California to offer four year course in treason
Dr. Max Rafferty unveils a fall UC curriculum featuring treason and drugs studies. Berkeley students joke about Treason 116 and Drugs 32 while debates over university aims and practical futures continue amid lighthearted campus chatter.
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Max Rafferty
California Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of California
Berkeley
Flossie Pettibone
Miss. Petti
Tver
Holly
T.A
Miss Pettibone
Terrif
Rafferty
Percy’s Manila Conference Boosts Illinois Senate Bid
Chicago report notes the Manila conference seen as a political plus for Charles H. Percy in the race against incumbent Paul H. Douglas. Percy originated the idea of an all Asian peacemaking conference to address Viet Nam, urging direct talks with regional stakeholders and aiming to influence the national campaign.
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Chicago
Manila
Johnson
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Drummond Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Percy
Sen
Douglas
U.S
China
Rusk
Viet - Nam
Viet Nam
Asia
South Viet .Nam
Hanoi
Charles Percy
Rags of Glory review and library notes mix
The review covers Stuart Cloete’s Rags of Glory focusing on Boetie van der Berg's rise during the Second Boer War and Elsa's death, with Captain Turnbull’s shifting loyalties. It also notes related pamphlets on government addresses, cake decorating guides, and a 1965 inauguration collection, all praised for resource value.
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Stuart Cloete
Doubleday & Co
Louis van der ‘Berg
Boetie
Servas
Elsa
Turnbull
Pasha
England
South Africa
Elsie
Gentleman's
U.S
Scottsdale Library
RFK boom grows in Columbus amid Johnson weakness
Senator Robert F Kennedy drew a strong welcome in Columbus with a five hour visit and a $50 plate dinner that raised about $100 000. Party leaders hope Kennedy can ride a growing anti Johnson mood as Johnson and Humphrey faces indifference from Washington and Ohio politics shift toward Kennedy.
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Ohio
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
State Fairgrounds
RFK
Robert
Presk Atte
En Young
United States
Young
Democratic - National Committee
Washington
National
Matt Reese
Congressional
Onths
Winn
Jy . Kennedy
Humphrey
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