Let Them Live Debate On a Mongoloid Infant Death
About 1,500 intellectuals and officials gathered in Washington and Baltimore to address the ethical questions raised by the willed death of a Mongoloid child with an intestinal blockage. The case, depicted in a film, sparked debate over whether society should permit mentally retarded individuals to become parents, and how to balance parental anguish with moral duty.
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Yale Religion Department
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America
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National Association For the Aid of Retarded Infants of
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Cleaver to return to United States for guerrilla role
Kathleen Cleaver said Eldridge Cleaver will soon return from Algeria to help lead guerrilla warfare in the United States. She spoke after arriving at Logan Airport with Cleaver, who had spent 30 months in Algeria. She then departed for New York on a diverted Swissair flight.
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Reading the Mountaineer Weekend Section Highlights
Inside Section A and B the Mountaineer Weekend area features death notices and obituaries, Pennsylvania and West Virginia news, U.S. and world pages, weather maps, school coverage, and community notes. Also listed are business, religious notices, editorials, and entertainment items across multiple pages and supplements.
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U.S. News
West Virginia News World News
Billy Graham
Crago
Fayette -Greene News
Grafton -Taylor County
Ida Beverage Hospital
Preston County
Washington
FBI has not vetted six Nixon Supreme Court nominees
Justice Department sources say the FBI has not yet checked backgrounds of six potential nominees named by the Nixon administration to the ABA. The move, a new practice, exposed the list before full FBI review, raising concern among officials over unverified litigation involving nominee Mildren L. Lillie and others. Herschel H. Friday and several judges and senators are among the names discussed.
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Supreme Court
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A. Falcone
Lillie
Falcone
Robert C. Byrd
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Sylvia Bacon
Superior Court
District of Columbia
Paul H. Roney
Charles Clark
Federal Court of Appeals
New Orleans
John N. Mitchell
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Mitchell
Scranton considered for rent price panel in new economic program
Washington W. Scranton former Pennsylvania governor and Nixon ally is being eyed for membership on a seven member public panel to set price and rent guidelines under the second phase of the administration’s economic program. The panel will hear appeals and oversee exemptions while a rent board within it will advise landlords and tenants on rent restraint and compliance. Scranton has long served on various commissions since his 1960s governorship.
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Pennsylvania
Nixon
High Administration
Scranton
Price Commission
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