Nation Prejudice Cited In Speck Case At Meeting
Louisville attorney John Ballantine told National Association of Legal Secretaries delegates that the nation is prejudiced against Richard Speck before evidence is heard. The discussion noted Supreme Court rulings on prejudicial publicity and police interrogation limits, highlighting concerns about fair trial rights in the Chicago slayings case.
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Chicago Crime Commission
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Senators Brace For Slow Pace In Viet Nam Talks
Washington reports Sen Mansfield and Sen Aiken urged patience as they weighed U Thant and Wilson comments on Vietnam. They backed negotiations and said US bombing in the demilitarized zone does not signify war escalation. They warned escalation breeds further escalation and urged continued pressure for talks.
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Miami Burglars Net $100,000
In North Miami Beach a department store robbery yielded about $100,000 in cash and gems after a three hour foray. Investigators say two armed men with a woman lookout used walkie talkies to monitor police and may have rehearsed the tactic the day before. A watchman reported being bound to a cot as safes were pried open and blinds masked the scene.
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Miami
Fia
Miami Beach
Art Porep
House Eyes Ballot On Rights Bill
Washington AP report outlines House debate on a civil rights bill beginning with a plan to create a uniform federal jury selection system. It notes Wednesday’s set vote on housing discrimination, ongoing amendments, and aims to speed desegregation and protect civil rights workers.
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Debate on Over Prayer in Schools
Washington AP reports Senate hearings opened on a proposed constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayer in public schools. Dirksen cites court decisions prompting protest and aims for a Senate vote before adjournment. The measure seeks to clarify church and state separation and would require two thirds in both houses and ratification by three fourths of states.
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Tower Sponsoring Amendment On Prayer
In Austin Senator John Tower R Texas sponsors a constitutional amendment to allow voluntary prayers in public schools. Peter O Donnell Republican state chairman said he supports Tower and youth welfare while speaking at a teen age GOP workshop in Austin.
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John Tower
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Peter O’donnell
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Seismograph Pioneer Dr Richter Stirs Pasadena Parlor
In Pasadena Dr Charles F Richter, developer of the Richter scale, recalls moving a seismograph into his parlor to demonstrate its usefulness for entertainment at parties. The Caltech seismology professor, 65, notes his home instrument aids quick quake clues and that magnitude measures total earthquake energy, not just surface damage. He plans retirement in about two years.
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Armandale Country Club
Caltech
California
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Nevada Atomic Test Station
Lad Bitten By Coral Snake Improves At Fort Worth Camp
Fort Worth area youth Randy Wooten fourteen, bitten by a deadly coral snake at a Boy Scout camp, showed rapid improvement. He received anti venom serum Saturday night and again Sunday as doctors reported his condition good. An Air Force jet delivered additional serum from Monroe, Louisiana after local supplies were exhausted.
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Fort, Worth
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Edward Wooten
Gedrod
Air Force
Monroe
Public notice proposed constitutional amendment to be voted on
The Texas legislature proposes House Joint Resolution No 65 to amend Section 3-b of Article VII clarifying that school taxes and unissued bonds remain valid after boundary changes and allow tax collection without new elections. It sets a November 1966 statewide vote with for and against ballots and requires gubernatorial proclamation.
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