Supreme Court sets rules for confessions under police questioning
The 5-4 Supreme Court decision requires warnings to suspects before interrogation, preserving the right to remain silent and to have an attorney present. Chief Justice Warren emphasizes a balance between protecting individuals and allowing effective prosecution, extending the Escobedo framework and curbing coercive police methods.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
Earl Warren
Escobedo
Warren
Bohemian Dad Plans Supreme Court Appeal
Harold Painter a 34 year old California father vows to take his custody fight to the U S Supreme Court after the Iowa Supreme Court refused a rehearing. Painter says the federal court will offer a more sophisticated sense of values and a chance to win back his son Mark who lives with his maternal grandparents in Ames Iowa.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
UPI
California
Iowa Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Harold Painter
Iowa Court
Mark
Ames
Iowa
Painter
Job Corps
Federal
Iowa High Court
Dwight Bannister
Bannisters
Marilyn
California Social Welfare Department
Betsy Ross Legend Challenged
Boston University instructor Whitney Smith Jr questions the Betsy Ross tale on Flag Day calling it a myth and suggests Francis Hopkinson designed the first flag. He notes the 1875 family-origin story lacks proof while Washington’s involvement is unlikely.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Christopher Columbus
America
Boston University
Whitney Smith Jr
Ross
Smith
George Washington
Betsy
Washington
Congress
Jurisdiction Dispute Clouds NATO Oversight Hearings
Senate foreign relations chair J William Fulbright cites a conflict of jurisdiction with government operations over NATO issues and Warsaw Pact scope. He notes hearings planned next week, amid debate over whether NATO related matters include all Warsaw Pact concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Foreign Relations
Fulbright
NATO
Johnson
House
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Senate Finance Committee
Probate Court to Prove Will of Elizabeth Corriveau Bennington
In Bennington Vermont Probate Court on June 2 1966 a will purporting to be Elizabeth Corriveau late of Bennington was presented for probate The court set June 23 1966 at 11 00 AM in Bennington Probate Office for proving the instrument and ordered three weeks of notices in the Bennington Banner The contestant must appear to contest the probate if there is cause Commissioners notice also appoin ted to receive examine and adjust claims against the estate of Susie O Marah late of Bennington deceased The Commissioners will meet September 2 and December 2 next from 10 AM to 5 PM at the Office of Stephen H Gilman Esq in Bennington six months from June 2 1966 is the period for creditors to present claims
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Elizabeth Corriveau
State OF Vermont
Bennington
Susie O’ Marah
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Susie O’marah
Stephen H. Gilman
Arthur Murphy Thomas Bailey
William A. Riley
Lillian M
Baxter
State OF
Vermont
Helena L. Norton
District of Bennington
County National Bank
John G. McCullough
Hall Park
McCullough
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Catherine C. Behan
Estate license to sell real estate Bennington River Street property
District of Bennington notices that the Executrix seeks license to sell part of Charles H. Hall’s real estate at 217-219 River Street Bennington Vermont to convert it into money. Hearings set at 2:00 PM in Bennington with three weeks of public notice in the Bennington Banner. Also notices Probate Court Bennington June 3 1966 for the will of William A. Riley with probate hearings at 2:00 PM in Bennington. Executor Stephen H. Gilman named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hall
State OF
Vermont
Bennington
River Street
Testament of Lillian M Baxter EstateFiled
Estate of Lillian M Baxter notes a June 24 1966 date and probate action in the local district with administration details and a June 3 filing in the same district. The notice references a testament and publication in the Pro newspaper and outlines procedural steps for interested parties.
Estate of Olive D Herrick Probate Notice
The undersigned appointed by the Bennington Probate Court invites all creditors to present claims against the Olive D Herrick estate for examination and allowance. Claims must be filed at the Office of Joseph Shea Bennington on September 7 and December 7 from 10 am to 5 pm. The deadline is six months from June 7, 1966. Dated Bennington June 7 1966. Joseph A Shea Elizabeth Salem June 14 21 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive D. Herrick
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
Joseph Shea
Joseph A. Shea
Elizabeth Salem
Probate notice of Annie M Ward estate in Bennington
The court sets June 16 to examine and allow the executrix account for Annie M Ward of Pownal. It orders public notice via Bennington Banner for three weeks and requires presence at the Bennington Probate Office at 11:00 a.m. to contest or establish heirs and claimants. Dated May 27, 1966.
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Bennington
Annie M. Ward
Pownal
Margaret Lillie
Miriam Ward Morgan
Bennington Town Meeting Votes on Charter No. 83
Villages of Bennington and North Bennington host a June 21 1966 meeting to vote on Charter No 83 by ballot with polls 10 AM to 7 PM and separate voting sites. Arlington Lions Club pool opens June 11 1966 with strict rules and lifeguard supervision through September 5 1966.
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Bennington
School Street
North Bennington
Vermont
Guardianship actions in Bennington Vermont probate court
Notices announce hearings on licenses to sell ward property for Georgianna Bellemare at 405 407 County Street Bennington with public notice in Bennington Banner and a guardian estate final account for Susie O Marah with deadline for contest and claims, both in Bennington District signaling heirs legatees and claimants to appear for review.
Estate proceedings notice in Bennington district
Estate of Helena L Norton against its own estate set for hearings at County National Bank Bennington on September 7 and December 7 from 10 AM to 5 PM to present claims within six months from June 7. Also notices for John G McCullough trust accounts through 1965 and distribution decree with probate office notice to appear and contest.
Card of Thanks and Local Ads from Bennington
A Bennington classified cluster runs items including a Card of Thanks for D. E. Carver with display at 126 Washington Avenue, Lanes bowling with Moonlight nights, Red Pin bowling weekends, a Tune Slenergizing five week special, Stay Trim Studio ads, wedding invitations from Bennington Bookshop, a lost Angus steer near Barber's Pond Rd, a request to share food for a NYC child, and a generic banner ad urging use of classified ads.
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Bennington
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