Supreme Court rules police can curb riot incitement speeches
The Supreme Court upheld the arrest power to stop riot incitement while rejecting preclearance of religious talks. It struck down a New York City permit rule for street preachers and overturned two Jehovah’s Witness park arrests, citing free speech and public order limits. Justices Douglas and Black dissented on police protection of speakers from hostile crowds.
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Widow receives annuity after UN officer killed in Korea
New Delhi reports the Government of India grants a widow a $1,000 annuity and a $42 monthly pension for the death of Col. Unni Nair, a United Nations official killed by a land mine in South Korea in August. His two year old daughter also gets a $6 monthly pension.
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Romania Bishop Hopes For Compromise in Suit
In Cleveland, Jan 16 AP counsel for Bishop Andrei Moldovan seeks a peaceful settlement over control of the church newspaper of the Romanian Orthodox Eparchy of America and $18,000 in church funds. The bishop withdrew a temporary injunction, with a permanent injunction possible later. Moldovan, formerly of Akron, says he became head after his November consecration in Romania, a challenge from a church faction.
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Reenactment Planned for 1951 Jubilee Expedition
Australia plans a feature for Jubilee celebrations re-enacting the 1830 expedition by explorers Sturt and McLeay down the Murrumbidgee and Murray rivers. The 1951 event re-creates the historic journey and commemorates early inland exploration.
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Flu in Europe recalls ravages of 1918 pandemics
Associated Press report outlines how winter flu epidemics in Britain, Sweden, Germany, and Belgium echo the 1918 pandemic. It notes uncertain remedies, vaccines covering multiple virus strains, and the unresolved question of which virus caused 1918, leaving doctors wary of future outbreaks.
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