Word: potters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...PHILIP POTTER The Baltimore Sun Washington...
More than 200 prisoners are listed as "escapees" from the farms since 1915. Some state officials dismissed the prisoners' stories, speculating that the skeletons uncovered may have been men buried in paupers' graves after natural deaths. But one reporter noted that the farm's potter's field is at least a mile from last week's digging site. Said Murton: "When a guy can go out and show you where the bodies are buried, and you go out and dig and there they are, it just has to increase his credibility...
Last June the Supreme Court seemed to impose so many restrictions on electronic eavesdropping that it was impossible to bug constitutionally. Last week the court ruled that eavesdropping was constitutional after all-within certain narrowly defined limits. In a refreshingly clean and straightforward opinion, Justice Potter Stewart knocked down a few outdated concepts and set out the court's new guidelines for permissible bugging...
With the 7-1 decision, by Justice Potter Stewart, the court abandoned its "trespass" doctrine--the view that privacy is not violated unless there is a physical trespass...
Committee members were Harvey G. Cox, associate professor of Church and Society; Ralph B. Potter, assistant professor of Social Ethics; George H. Williams, Hollis Professor of Divinity; Helmut Koester, John H. Morrison Professor of New Testament Studies; and Herbert D. Long, dean of students at the Divinity School...