Trial Lawyers Split on News Curbs for Trials
At a two day American Trial Lawyers Association seminar leaders of top firms voiced doubts about ABA backed limits on trial coverage but most favored some restrictions. Notably opposed were Jacob W Ehrlich and Hyman Greenstein who defended broad press freedom and faulted officials for harms. Several speakers urged a self regulating press code while others supported limits on police and prosecutor utterances during arrests and trials.
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Chicago
UPI
American Bar Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
Jacob W. Ehrlich
San Francisco
Hyman Greenstein
Honolulu
Hawaii
Percy Foreman
Houston
Tex
William H. Erickson
Colorado Bar Association
Iowa Att
Lawrence F. Skeealise
Henry B. Rothblatt
New York
Crimainal Law
Warren C. Schrempp
Constitutional Law Authority
Omaha, Neb
U.S
Foreman
Scalie
Ehrlich
Greenstein
Rothblatt
Unusual Motel Guest Leaves Towels Behind in East St. Louis
A Kansas City woman checked out of a East St. Louis motel leaving behind a portable TV set with stand and remote control two double bed spreads four sheets four pillow cases two mattress pads two linen blankets and a bathroom light fixture. Motel manager Rudy Neu lists said Friday the guest was unusual as she did not take any towels.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Kansas City
Hungarians Seek Asylum in Austria Number Hits 280
Vienna AP reports 280 Hungarians sought political asylum in Austria in the first five months of the year. Interier Ministry spokesman said many crossed via border mines and barbed wire and some used bus tours to reach safety.
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Vienna
Austria
Interior Ministry
Hoosier Wins $3000 Grant in Writing Fellowship
The Book of the Month Club awarded 14 college seniors grants of 3000 each to pursue creative writing projects. Winners were chosen by a national panel including Phyllis McGinley and Louis Kronenberg, with Indiana’s James S. Garcia of Notre Dame among the honorees.
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New York
UPI
Indiana
Phyllis McGinley
Paul Horgan
Walter Kerr
Louis Kronenberger
James S. Garcia
University of Notre Dame
Doctor Is Given 3 Vrs. in Prison
Army medical officer Capt. Howard Levy was dishonorably discharged and sentenced to three years at hard labor for refusing to train Green Beret medics for duty in Vietnam and for advocating disloyalty. He will be transferred to Leavenworth. an automatic appeal is planned.
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FT. Jackson
S.C
UPI
Howard Levy
Green Beret
Vietnam
U.S
Andrew Stapp
Merion
Ft. Sill
Okla
Levy
Charles Morgan Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Board of Military Review
Chester H. Davis
Ft. Jackson Hospital
Pll
Davis
Seymour Levy
Brooklyn
Trina Sahli
University of South Carolina
Confessed Killer Sentenced in 1946 Jersey City Slaying
Alfred T. Kirschner, 47, of Hoboken, was sentenced to 3 to 7 years in state prison for manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of Robert I Chambers, 32, of Jersey City, on March 9, 1946. Kirschner confessed last November after an argument at a tavern.
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Jersey City
UPID
Alfred T. Kirschner
Hoboken
Hudson County Superior Court
Sol Schulman
Robert i Chambers
Chambers
Kirschner
Dennis Crowley
Two Indiana Counties Lose EDA Aid as Areas Grow
The Economic Development Administration lists 185 areas still eligible for aid while nine Indiana counties qualify under Title IV and Title I. Clay and Lawrence are removed from Title IV, effective June 30 1967, with no Indiana Title I areas.
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Washington
Economic Development Administration
Indiana
Hoosier
Comerce Department
EDA
Crawfford
Dearborn
Greene
Ohio
Pike
Scott
Starke
Sullivan
Vermillion
Clay
Lawrence
Girls Return From Brussels After Freighter Stowaway Case
Two Philadelphia girls Linda Weissler and Pauline Gregory, both 21, re entered New York from Brussels after stowing away on the Norwegian freighter Para to be with sailor boyfriends. They were met by Linda Weissler's mother at 939 Randolph St. The pair spent a night in Ant werp jail and later received temporary passports from the U S Embassy. They were questioned by immigration and customs officials and given smallpox vaccinations.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brussels
Linda Weissler
Pauline Gregory
Linda
Randolph St
Antwerp
Para
U.S
Immigration and Customs
Public Health Service
Italian Youth Protest Packs Carrara Streets
Hundreds of young protesters in Carrara paraded through the city Friday denouncing modern society. The gathering included groups from Milan Rome and Florence and concluded with a pacifist fountain bath at the Central Piazza before departing.
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Carrara
Italy
Piazza
Milan
Green Wave
Rome
Knights of Nothing
Florence
Beatnik Provos
Daughter's Last Words Were Untrue
Eugene Lowery recalled his 17 year old daughter Peggy saying I will be right back before her body was identified a few days later. Police received a call from an unidentifiable attorney in behalf of a client directing where Peggy Vogt’s body lay and saying the killer held her mouth too long while she was missing ten days since leaving home with a friend. A search began in a wooded area near the time of the call in St Clair County Illinois.
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East ST. Louis
Upin
Eugene Lowery
Lowery
Peggy
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U.S.D.A
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