Warren Objects as Supreme Court Refuses NYSE Case
Chief Justice Earl Warren protests the Supreme Court's refusal to review how the New York Stock Exchange conducts business. He urges scrutiny of antitrust questions raised by a suit on brokerage commissions affecting five mutual funds. Justice Marshall did not participate.
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Court Extends Right to Legal Help for Probationers
The Supreme Court rules unanimously that probationers facing jail terms have a right to a lawyer's help. If unaffordable, the state must provide counsel at probation revocation hearings or deferred sentence proceedings, extending Sixth Amendment protections to state procedures. Justice Thurgood Marshall wrote the opinion.
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Five Die in Minnesota Weekend Traffic Toll
The Associated Press reports five people died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend, including two 16 year old Litchfield girls in a crash by the Lake Ripley Golf Course. Other fatalities occurred in Duluth, St Peter, Barnum, and a Northwood Iowa collision involving three Minnesotans. The statewide 1967 death count reached 785.
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Seven percent of Minnesota draft-eligible men available
ST. PAUL AP Only about seven percent of Minnesota's draft eligible men are available for the draft at a given time. Col Robert P Knight states end of September 348502 Minnesotans registered but 25003 available. About 400 drafted monthly. many enlist instead. Deferments include education and marriage plus reserves and prior service. No one over 26 drafted unless delinquent.
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Group Protests Viet Statements of Youngdahl
A silent protest gathered outside Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Minneapolis as demonstrators voiced opposition to statements by Pastor Reuben Youngdahl on American Vietnam policy. The unnamed coordinator said the aim was to inform church members about antiwar reasons, not to shift the pastor’s views.
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Levy Appeal for Hearing Ruled Out
The Supreme Court refused to hear Capt. Howard B. Levy's appeal to impanel a three-judge federal court to review his challenge to the military code of justice. Levy, a 30 year old physician, was convicted by a general court martial at Fort Jackson South Carolina on June 2 for disobedience and attempting to promote disloyalty among troops headed for Vietnam. He received a three year sentence at hard labor.
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Poll Shows Republicans Lead Democrats in Voter Confidence
Princeton AP poll by Gallup of 1565 adults finds 30 percent trust Republicans to handle major issues like the Vietnam War racial strife and cost of living versus 26 percent for Democrats. No difference 28 percent and no opinion 16 percent yield a 52-48 GOP lead.
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Johnson frames Vietnam policy amid church Q and A
President Johnson defended Vietnam policy during a Veterans Day weekend tour and heard Rev Dr. Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis at Bruton Parish church in Williamsburg press for a clear public explanation. The clergyman questioned why civilian casualties exceed military ones and urged explanation without harming aims, as Johnson nodded and moved on to golf and travel back to Washington.
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Virginia Governor regrets clergyman attack on LBJ Viet policy
Virginia Governor Mills E. Godwin Jr says he regrets that a church service in Williamsburg featured a clergyman criticizing President Johnson's Vietnam policies. He states Johnson is always welcome in Virginia and Virginia people deserve courtesy while in the state.
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Saturation patrol arrests announced by Minnesota Highway Patrol
The Minnesota Highway Patrol reported 198 arrests from its weekend saturation squad patrols with 142 speeding tickets 14 open bottle tickets and six drunk driving arrests. The release outlines enforcement efforts Friday and Saturday nights in the patrol region.
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LeVander backs partial Guard cut plan in Minnesota
Harold LeVander said he reluctantly accepts a Pentagon plan reducing Minnesota National Guard strength from 10,800 to 10,009, slicing about 890 members and reshaping units to preserve command structure. He also resisted expanding federal meat inspection amid pending bills and noted minimal nonfed inspection in Minnesota.
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Molten metal blast injures a dozen at Alabama plant
An explosion at the American Cast Iron Pipe Co plant in Birmingham released molten metal, injuring about 12 workers of whom four were critically burned. Ambulances rushed victims with clothing burned. officials reported no known deaths.
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Bullet Bounces Kill 14-Year-Old Near Atwater
Atwater Minnesota AP reporting Paul Bumgren aged 14 died at a Willmar hospital after a ricocheting bullet struck his head during a hunting trip near Diamond Lake. Investigators say Mark Downs 14 fired into a culvert. the slug bounced and hit Paul. Paul was the son of Rev. and Mrs L E Bumgren pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church Atwater.
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Poverty Plan Supporters to Seek Full Aid
House supporters of the antipoverty program push to maintain the full 2.06 billion request rather than accept a Republican cut. A GOP amendment to slash 660 million faces action as Congress resumes debate, with Senate already backing 2.2 billion and potential compromise up to 1.8 billion.
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McCarthy Sets December Decision on Primaries
Senator Eugene McCarthy wrapped up a four day speaking tour by saying he will decide by mid December whether to enter any presidential primaries. He urged other antiwar senators to consider primaries next year and praised a broader Vietnam policy discussion. Mondale signaled support for the administration, while McCarthy again called for halting bombing in the north and a troop pullback.
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