Kennedy urges federal public defenders to back defense funding
In San Francisco Attorney Robert F. Kennedy urged the American Bar Association to back a plan to create a federally funded public defense system paid from federal taxes. He argued rising federal control over criminal justice threatens state powers and called for a national defender program as part of wider reforms.
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Katanga Braces for International Pressure Over Seccession
Katanga rulers warned that central government moves to force payment of Congo war costs risk ending unity talks. Tshombe’s Katanga seeks greater self rule as Adoula proposes a new constitution. UN Secretary General Thant pushes pressure while Sabena planes face landing bans in Katanga. Libya and Galvad ar begin payments to UN Congo force.
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ICJ Advises All States to Fund UN Peacekeeping Costs
On July 20 the International Court of Justice in The Hague issued an advisory opinion stating that all UN members are obligated to help pay peacekeeping expenses for Congo and the Middle East as part of regular dues. The charter allows a member two full calendar years behind in dues to lose voting rights in the General Assembly. If upheld, those peacekeeping costs will be included in annual dues.
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House Delays Vote On Service Life Insurance Reopen
In Washington the House postponed action on reopening national service life insurance to World War I and Korea veterans. Opposition from private insurers prompted leaders to delay a floor vote after swift committee approval under a tight two thirds threshold.
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Pan American DC7 Returns to London After Engine Fault
A Pan American World Airways DC7 bound for New York without passengers returned to London Airport safely after one of its four engines failed over the Atlantic. Four crew members were aboard the plane.
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