Supreme Court faces public wrath over crime rise and rights focus
The article argues the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Warren, misreads public concern as crime surges 11 percent in 1966, with 14 percent in small towns and 13 percent in suburbs. It cites Illinois narcotics rulings allowing warrantsless searches from tips, boosting calls for congressional action and a constitutional convention petition drive to reverse court decisions.
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United States
Justice Department
Illinois
Congress
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D-Wis
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D-Ill
Vermont youths to weigh in on smoking habits
The Governor's Committee on Children and Youth in Vermont works with the US Health and Welfare Children’s Bureau to collect youth opinions on smoking. Groups will survey ages 10 to 18 across the state, examining reasons, frequency, alternatives, health factors, peer and parental influences, and economics. The project involves the Vermont State Youth Council and aims to publish findings within a month.
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Vermont
Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
Barre
Rutland
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
Vermont State Youth Council
Children’s Bureau
Prices To Rise A Little Less Than Predicted
Washington reports an administration official expects price increases this year to be slightly below the Council of Economic Advisers forecast. Assistant Commerce Secretary Shaw says growth remains near earlier projections and supports maintaining plans for a July 1 tax hike to curb inflation, with year to year price gains likely under 2.5 percent.
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UPI
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
William H. Shaw
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Shaw
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