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Judge OConnor Denies Change of Plea in Mets Case
The Troy judge denies a defense motion to alter a plea after a mental-competency review. The opinion warns against using psychological defenses to evade just penalties and endorses inquiry into advisory sources shaping executive policy. The piece comments on Byrd and Truman era debates and the need to protect due process amid complex political influence.
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Postponed Not Settled In Steel Strike Impasse
Editorial notes the sixty day truce postpones a walkout but does not resolve core issues. President Truman’s emergency board faces a compromise between union demands and industry positions, with Rosenman as a key figure. The piece warns the pattern set could affect other industries and politics. It also reports the death of Ralph Goodman in Troy, highlighting his business success and community impact.
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Public discontent over Hiss trial and judges’ roles
Widespread public dissatisfaction surrounds the Alger Hiss trial and the 8 to 4 jury split. Congress members criticize trial conduct while Supreme Court Justices Frankfurter and Reed testified for Hiss, raising propriety questions as critics accuse a radical influence in government.
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Protestant Ban On Reds and World Council Unite Against Communism
The World Council of Churches, after its Britain meeting, denounces communism as a false and evil doctrine. It links religious freedom to justice and urges Christians under anti religious regimes to continue preaching and uphold Christian principles. The editorial notes this aligns Christian denominations in a broad front against atheistic totalitarianism.
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Grand jury indicts 17 in Birmingham Klan outrages
A special grand jury in Birmingham Alabama indicts 17 on charges of abduction, flogging, imprisonment and burglary tied to Ku Klux Klan outrages. The panel notes indictments aim to prompt federal action against a feared organization and its alleged threats to local residents.
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Salvi picnic grounds stir Troy zoning row
Letters to The Record debate Salvi's picnic grounds in Salvi’s Bruns wick Road area. Residents warn against commercial use amid dangerous traffic near the road and call for upholding zoning board decisions while praising recreation value for families and bus riders.
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Britain faces choice as Europe teeters on recession
A Washington analysis links 1931 European turmoil to today’s crisis in Western Europe, urging action to avoid a repeat of March 1931 when Britain, Germany, and Austria faced debt pressures. It warns that inaction could deepen unrest and invite conflict, while Marshall Plan aid and tariff reforms may stabilize the region.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington observers weigh possible 1982 presidential bid by Temple University president Robert Livingston Johnson. The piece notes backroom hints, Willkie comparisons, and Johnson’s leadership roles while naming other political figures and potential paths in a tense national scenario.
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Robert Livingstone Johnson
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