Police murder penalty bill wins approval
Sacramento reports Senate committee approved a measure making the slaying of a police officer automatic first degree murder but defeated a plan to limit the governor’s commute power for life terms. Senator Richardson pushed both proposals amid testimony about parole and commutation, with Gov Reagan urged to enact tougher penalties for law enforcement killings.
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Court Criticisms Highlighted by Younger Letter
Justice Falk criticized the court for perceived disrespect and lack of restraint while noting Younger’s right to critique the decision. McCamly’s report was kept unaltered as the court denied rehearing, and Falk praised McComb for restraint against partisan pressure amid debates over constitutional doctrine and judicial precedence.
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Pat Paulsen Withdraws From Presidential Race
Rhode Island Secretary of State Au LaFrance reports Pat Paulsen notified by letter that he is unable to continue his presidential bid.
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UPI
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Marine fliers in Vietnam mock war protesters
Recently arrived U S Marines in Vietnam criticized antiwar demonstrators as not qualified to judge the war. Capt Jeffrey Richardson and Capt Art Tozzi said dissenters lack real risk and knowledge, while praising air power and the Phantom aircraft.
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South Vietnam
UPI
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Vietnam
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Tustin
Calif
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Brunswick
Central Highlands
North Vietnam
Richardson
Cal. K. A. Mc ¥Erren
el Paso
Tex
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Ees
Tass quizzes bombing stand
Washington UPI reports Tass correspondent Vladimir Vushedchenko asked the White House if it would confirm reports that Nixon had suspended all attacks on Haiphong and Handi. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the United States position has been clearly stated by Secretary Rogers and Defense Secretary Laird and would not be discussed by Saigon or other sources.
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Handi
Gerald L. Warren
United States
William Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
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Soviet pledge to aid North Vietnam persists amid U S warnings
The Red Star Sak Tuesday reports the Soviet Union will continue backing North Vietnam despite U S warnings, sharing responsibility for war matériel and condemning U S bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong. Protests spread to India Yugoslavia Sweden and Australia, with leaders urging peace and restraint.
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