Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1958, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Oregon, Fridiy, October 10, 1938 11 f ? ta w m m m mkk sr "SS f m jm m pJ 5? V11 1 '-W mu S w. 4 to tar ri m was w im mwmwmi Dean Cautions On Criticism of Supreme Court Coronado, Calif .-(UP&- Dean Erwi a N. Griswold of the Har vard j University School of Law cautioned Thursday against wholesale criticism of the U.S. Supreme court. He said the high court was by no means above criticism but that it should be tem pered with a realization that Supreme court judges simply have too much to do. "I believe that the Supreme ment toward law and order and justice and an effective . and .workable constitutional system in the United States," the clean told the annual con ference of the California Bar association. Shr Sophistry Sharply critical of those who have objected to the high court's decision on integra tion , on purely emotional grounds, Griswold said: "To say that there was usurpation' in this, or that the court was 'legislating" in reaclbing its decision, is sheer oph istry if not hypocrisy," he said. "One need not agree with the decision, though I find no rational way to disagree. Aft er a!Q, what does "equal pro tecti on of the law mean if not equal protection." At the same time, the dean was critical of Chief Justice Earl Warren, who he accused of d ealing in generalities in some cases. He said a recent dissent by Warren contained more "yearning' . 'than law. Griswold said he hoped the Supreme court would limit itself sharply to deciding con stitutional questions only wbrf absolutely necessary, and then in carefully restrict ed written opinions. Mothers Agree To Rules on How To Rear Children Washington '- (LTD - A con ference of young mothers agres children should: -Be spanked as needed. -KPot call their parents by their; first names. -Do household chores with out being paid for them. The 100 delegates to a u i- . Dewier living conierence concluded a three-day session Thujreday by also agreeing that parents should act as paremts instead of trying to be "pals" with their children. The mothers whose aver age age is 32 - felt that school work should be stiff ened. Most said they would consider it a compliment if their children were called "eg.gheads." Object To Steady Dating T'hpv opnorallv a orooH flint youngsters start dating when they are too young. They ob jected to teen-agers going steady, but felt this eustom had declined somewhat. They also felt that the sub ject of "teen-agers" has been so over-emphasized that the word has developed a "bad" connotation and should be dropped from the vocabulary. I A question on what person they would like their chil dren to emulate brought men ti on of these names: Franklin I. Roosevelt, Albert Sch weitzer, Bob Hope and Mamie i Eisenhower. Langley Move for Dismissal Loses ? Portland (DPD Circuit Court Judge Charles W. Red ding - Thursday rejected a move by former District At torney William Langley to dismiss a conspiracy indict ment pending against nun. Langley sought the dismis sal on the grounds that he had already been convicted of one of the overt acts charged in the indictment and that prosecution of the other constituted double jeopardy. Langley was re moved from office following his conviction on a charge of failing to prosecute a gamb ling violation. The indictment under attack by Langley ac cused him of conspiracy to commit the felony of receiv ing and agreeing to receive a bribe as an executive officer by agreeing to accept pay for permitting certain gambling operations. Judge Redding ruled that the commission of a crime and conspiring to commit it are two separate offenses. FLOOD SALE BEHIND Jefferson City, Mo. -(CPS -The Artistic Upholstery com pany is running one "flood sale" behind. The store, ad vertising a sale of $20,000 worth of goods damaged in a July flood, was flooded again Thursday when Weir" creek spilled over its banks. Portland Stabbing Case Up to Jury Portland -CPU-A jury was to decide today if Phyllis (Torchy) Jessing stabbed the man she plans to marry. Miss Jessing, 28, is on trial for the stabbing last July of Alfred E. Kiefer who nearly died from the wound. Both sides rested their cases Thurs day. The defendant did not take the stand. Kiefer, 35, who faces an extortion charge in connec tion with another case, testi fied he loves the defendant. Kiefer's attorney,' Earle P. Skow, testified for the de fense that he found Miss Jes sing intoxicated early7 July 13 at the city jail, some two hours before she made a state ment admitting the stabbing. Authority To Hold Information Rapped by Demo Los Angeles-dTD-For every law Congress passed last ses sion to increase the flow of government information "two more were uncovered as claims of authority to with hold information," Rep. John E. Moss said Thursday night. The California Democrat, chairman of the House Gov ernment Information subcom mittee, told a meeting of Sigma Delta Chi, a journalism fraternity, that "stamppahhy bureaucrats" still are trying to stifle "the people's right to know." However, Moss said, "there were probably more develop- j j . . i ' menu uuriiig me iwo years of the 85th Congress insuring the people's right to know than during any comparable period in recent history." Mora Than Reporter Fight Moss emphasized that "the fight for freedom of informa tion" is "more than a fight by reporters seeking a story." He said the Air Force and the International Cooperation ad ministration recently refused "in clear violation of the law" to give Congress information it wanted. He said that the executive branch had "thrown down the gauntlet and in effect told the Congress we will determine how much you need to know." "The situation was bad un der past administrations, and it is worse under the present administration in Washing ton," Moss said. Nixon Blasts Demos' 'Score' Columbus, Ohio - (LTD - Vice President Richard M. Nixon Thursday night blast ed Democrats for a "no hits, no runs, all errors" box score on dishonesty in government charges and urged Republi cans to campaign on the Ei senhower admini stration's "magnificent" record. "I thought it would not be necessary" he said, "to refer to the mess in Washington we found when we took over from the Truman administra tion. But they have asked for it and here are the facts. "No administration in his tory has a better record of honesty and integrity in gov ernment than the Republican administration of Dwight Ei senhower," he said. "The Truman administra tion, on the other hand, was one of the most corrupt in the history of this country." He said that five of the top Bureau of Internal Revenue officials in the Tru I man administration were guilty of criminal actions. Newspaper Gui Approves Contract Portland -fflJPD Members of the Portland Newspaper Guild voted unanimously Thursday night in favor of a contract agreement calling for a weekly $9.50 two-year pack age offer from management of the Oregonian and the Ore gon Journal. 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