Kennedy Creates Office to Aid Poor in Criminal Justice
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy announced the creation of a Justice Department office of criminal justice to aid poor defendants. James Vorenberg of Harvard will head the six attorney staff starting Sept. 1, focusing on arrest through rehabilitation and issues like narcotics juvenile delinquency and privacy. Kennedy criticized wire tapping and urged balance between law enforcement and civil liberties.
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Robert F. Kennedy
American Bar Association
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Kennedy
James Vorenberg
Harvard Law School
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Goldwater Forced To Reassess Campaign Over Tonkin Crisis
Analyzes Goldwater and Miller reacting to North Viet Nam aggression and Tonkin Gulf events. Notes Johnson support from most rivals, Willkie parallels, and potential GOP strategy pivot toward an emotional issue like civil rights to regain balance.
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Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tone Kin
U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
All
Johnson
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Willkie
Gulf of Tonkin
Study Finds Higher Drug Use Than Thought
In a study at Roeton City Hospital from October 1961 to May 1962, 82 drug abusers were found among 100,000 admissions. Doctors estimate about 3 in 1,000 may be users, mainly barbiturates, suggesting potentially 260 hidden cases if all patients were screened.
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UPI
Journal
American Medical Association
Roseton City Hospital
Boy Found Frozen to Death in Refrigerated Rail Car
The body of a about 12 year old boy was discovered Monday night inside a sealed refrigerated car carrying California honeydew melons. Detective said the child likely froze during the cross country trip from Fresno to Hialeah where the car stayed 35 to 40 degrees. The boy wore a lightweight shirt and patched dungarees and had no identification. He appeared Latin or Mexican, 5 feet 2 inches tall, 105 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. A vaccination scar was noted on his left arm.
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Fla
UPI
California
Ted Semanski
Rose Valley Produce Co
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Calif
Semanski
Fresno
Ranger Moon Photos Form World First Movie
UPI reports NASA scientists will assemble 4 316 Ranger moon photos into a 16 millimeter film to create a motion picture of Ranger 7’s July 31 approach. Ranger 7 captured images from over 1 100 miles for a view within feet of the surface as astronauts train for 1969 moon flights.
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UPI
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Moon Landing Now Seen Safer After Ranger 7 Images
NASA officials say Ranger 7 photographs show a benign lunar surface, easing chances of a manned moon landing. William Shea and Robert Fillruth analyzed 4 320 images at JPL after the moon mission aired last Friday, with mockups of the Apollo spacecraft displayed in Downey California.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Manned Space Center
Houston, Tex
Shea
Robert Filruth
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Earth
Gut issues drive presidential campaigns and voter behavior
A UPI analysis explains how gut issues resonate with voters by hitting home concerns such as family finances and taxes. It notes Civil rights, riots, and silent majorities shape campaigns, with Kennedy's King intervention cited as pivotal in winning black votes and Illinois Michigan and South Carolina margins.
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UPI
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Korea
Barry Goldwater
Harlem
Rochester
N.Y
Johnson
Expert Flea Circus Moves to New York from Britain
Britain's only flea circus transfers to New York as Leonard Tomlin seeks a steady supply of new performers. He flies to New York in three weeks to film a TV appeal for replacements for the Huberts Museum. He notes the flea’s working life lasts about 14 days and trains his performers with nonstop effort.
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England
UPI
Britain
New York
Leonard Tomlin
Tomlin
Huberts Museum
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