Supreme Court Okays Stop And Frisk In Publicafety Ruling
The Supreme Court rules that police may stop and frisk suspects on the street without probable cause if there is reasonable belief of danger, upholding gunshot risk data and the need for effective crime prevention. Chief Justice Warren leads with a cautious, limited approach, while Justice Douglas dissents.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Ment
Warren
FBI
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Congress Studies Two New Measures For Gun Control
In Washington, Congress debates two tougher gun control bills sponsored by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. One would require federal registration of all firearms, the other ban mail order sales of rifles and shotguns, while a prior measure would ban mail order pistols. President Johnson urged stronger action after the Kennedy assassination, as gun-control support grows and public-market gun selloffs continue nationwide.
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Congress
Johnson
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Robert F. Kennedy
Dodd
New Jersey
Hawaii
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Paris student protests flare after fatal Seine drowning
More than 1,000 French students marched in Paris clashing with police in the Latin Quarter after a student’s death in the Seine at Meulan. The National Students Union called for further demonstrations as workers strike nationwide. The unrest follows a government stand during two week campaign for National Assembly elections.
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Paris
Seine
Meulan
National Students Union
Tion
France
National Assembly
Sorbonne
Sirhan to Find Lawyer Soon in Kennedy Killing Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, 24, the man charged in the Kennedy assassination, will select counsel soon per ACLU officials. A deputy public defender has previously represented him as investigators pursue the case amid tight jail security and a press blackout on case details. Paul Schrade, injured by gunfire, said he did not see who fired and reported being near Kennedy as the shots occurred.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
American Civil Liberties Union
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
ACLU
Sirhan
Ed Cray
Southern California
Richard Schauer
County Bar Association
Leonard
Janofsky
The
Bar Association
Jordan
United States
Wilbur Littlefield
Kennedy
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers Union
Schrade
Kennedy Schrade
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Superior Court
Arthur L. Alarcon
Service personnel receive wartime assignments and honors
Staff Sgt. Gerald P. Fagin of Glouster Route 3 and his unit earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. Fagin, a rescue and survival specialist with the 21st Composite Wing at Elmendorf AFB Alaska, will wear the ribbon. Lt Col Billie E Searls son of The Plains Ohio was early graduate of the Army Command and General Staff College at Ft Leavenworth and will report to Vietnam. Pic George A Wilson 21 of Leon Route 2 has been assigned to the 557th Light Equipment Maintenance Company near Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam as engine repairman. Ivan N Hart 20 of Logan Route 2 has been promoted to Army Specialist Four in Vietnam with the 805th Transportation Company.
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Carol
Charles Drake
Glouster Route 3
U. S. Air Force
Fagin
21St Composite Wing
Elmendorf Afb
Alaska
Billie E. Searls
Elmer E. Searls
the Plains, O
Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
George A. Wilson
Pat M. Wilson II
Leon
557Th Light
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Ivan N. Hart
Ray Hart
Logan
805Th Transportation Company
Antistrike laws show limits across states
Across 17 states antistrike laws for public employees fail to stop walkouts. Thousands of teachers and workers strike despite penalties or no penalties in place. Some states face constitutional challenges and limited enforcement while New York and Pennsylvania shift focus to unions and injunctions.
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Delaware
Illinois
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
New York State
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