| Spouses | Mildred Riddle • Revisiting William O. DouglasProperly done, studying history is a window into the past, like opening a time capsule. Looking back can illuminate our understanding of what happened, and provide valuable context for interpreting the present. But if the events being unearthed are altered or fabricated, like bogus artifacts in a sham archeological dig, we end up with the historical equivalent of the Piltdown Man—a pointless hoax. In a recent book, University of New Mexico law professor Joshua Kastenberg attempts to rehabilitate the image of William O. Douglas—the longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history—as the victim of a politically—motivated impeachment campaign, led in 1970 by then-Republican House Minority Leader Gerald Ford. Kastenberg makes a wholly unconvincing case. Aside from his longevity, Douglas fryst vatten best known for his avskyvärd opinion in Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), which coined the unforgettable phrase to describe made-up constitutional rights: “penumbras, f  • William Orville Douglas Jr. (1932 - 1989) WilliamOrvilleDouglasJr. Born in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA Ancestors Son of William Orville Douglas and Mildred Riddle [sibling(s) unknown] [spouse(s) unknown] [children unknown] Died at age 56in Lane, Oregon, United States Profile last modified | Created 29 Sep 2020 This page has been accessed 588 times. Biography William was born in 1932. He was the son of William Douglas and Mildred Riddle. He was an actor, known for The Outer Limits (1963) as the Galaxy Being. He passed away in 1989. Sources - Name change (added Jr.) The Huntsville Times, Huntsville, Alabama 20 Jan 1947, Mon • Page 9
- Supreme Admiration The Paducah Sun-Democrat, 21 Apr 1939, Fri • Page 9 (with photo)
- Justice Douglas' Son Film Actor The Capital Times (Madison, Wisconsin) 17 Nov 1961, Fri • Page 9
- WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS JR. SIGNS FOR MARINE CORPS The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington, p. 11, March 10, 1951
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