High court rulings on obscenity and civil rights
High court actions include a test to isolate hard core pornography from protected expression and a ruling that juries in civil cases need not have 12 members. The court also held that sex discrimination in newspaper want ads does not violate the First Amendment and that welfare recipients may need to register for work. It ruled on desegregation orders, automobile searches without warrants under certain conditions, and that defendants in criminal cases may be photographed without a lawyer present for witnesses.
Crashes Jetliner Off Mexico Coast Killing 27 Aboard
A DC 3 jetliner carrying 27 aboard from Houston to Mexico City slammed into a mountain on Mexico’s Pacific coast and exploded. At least 14 Americans were on board according to Aero-Mexico but the list was incomplete.
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Postal pact tentatively okayed by USPS unions
The U S Postal Service announced a tentative two year contract with the final union, boosting wages and benefits for about 600,000 workers. The National Letter Carriers Association and the American Postal Workers Union approved the pact yesterday. Rural carriers and the Mail Handlers Division withheld approval until today.
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Catalina High School Senior Heads To National FHA Meeting
Catalina High School senior Lisa Ott will attend the national Future Homemakers of America meeting in Dallas next month. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ott of 2240 N Chrysler Drive and serves as vice president of La Casa de Amar district. About 1,400 delegates are expected.
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Pope Paul VI marks tenth anniversary as pope
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI quietly marked his tenth anniversary on the papal throne. Montini began his reign June 21, 1963 after white smoke signaled a new pope, with thousands cheering as he appeared on the St. Peter's Basilica balcony to give his first blessing.
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Pentagon releases 72 pages detailing Indochina bombing by country
Declassified Pentagon files show Cambodia faced heavy air raids, with 175 000 tons dropped in the three years before the January cease fire and 140 000 tons in just March to May this year, while South Vietnam endured far more bombing than North Vietnam.
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