Berrigan Leaves Prison Under Faltering February Return
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan walked free from the Federal Correctional Institution after serving over three years for destroying draft records and smuggling letters. He was greeted by brothers Daniel and Jerome as about 180 supporters braved drizzle and fog. Berrigan, 42, had additional sentences for a Cantonsville raid and mail smuggling at Lewisburg.
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Berrigan
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Lewisburg
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Daniel Berrigan
Catonsville
Pinlip Berrigan
Harrisburg
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
D.C
Turkey loses to hamburgers in Nueces jail meal dispute
Prisoners in Nueces County Jail request a Christmas Day meal of hamburgers french fries and soft drinks. County Commissioners meet today to decide the inmates appeal for a special holiday menu. Deputy George Miller notes the outside style meal is not available inside.
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Nueces County
George Miller
National plan to curb Supreme Court powers debated
A seven lawyer blue ribbon panel selected by Chief Justice Burger proposes a National Court of Appeals to slow the Supreme Court by limiting its ability to review constitutional issues. The plan would require three of seven appeal judges to recommend review before any petition reaches the high court, potentially barring many appeals. The proposal faces opposition from several justices and figures across the political spectrum who warn it could restrict civil rights and environment cases and other liberal causes.
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Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
High Court
National Court of Appeals
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Ershed
U. S. Courts of Appeal
Freund
Sis
William ©. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Earl Warren
National Appeals Court
Arthur J. Geldberg
Courts of Appeal J
UN considers probal lottery to fund United Nations
At the closing session the General Assembly decided to study a possible lottery to raise money for the United Nations. The move aims to explore new funding avenues and assess viability and public interest for such an enterprise.
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N. Y
General Assembly
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