Supreme Court to Define Right to Counsel at Police Station
The Supreme Court agreed to hear four cases clarifying whether the 1964 Escobedo ruling extending counsel applies at police stations, and whether the right to counsel and to remain silent must be advised to suspects who have not asked for a lawyer. The issue could affect many confessions and convictions if retroactive.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Danny Escobedo
Escobedo
Illinois
New York
California
New York Court of Appeals
California Supreme Court
U.S
Archibald Cox
Rail Merger and Other Supreme Court Actions
The Supreme Court directed lower courts to review the Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line merger case, vacating a May ruling and sending it back for further examination. It also acted on New York liquor price law, a turkey labeling requirement, and invalidated a law linking unexplained presence at an illegal still to possession.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
ACL
Justice Department
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Federal Circuit
New York State
Frank Romano
John Oltiano
Jewett City
Conn
Three Pedestrians Die in Springfield Car Accidents
In Springfield Massachusetts three pedestrians were killed in two separate rain slicked street crashes. Lillian Sullivan 55 and Mildred Bates 66 were struck on Main Street near the Van Norman Co plant while crossing. Hyrabed Assarian 81 died after being hit on Page Boulevard near his home.
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Springfield
Mass
UPD
Lillian Sullivan
Mildred Bates
Main Street
van Norman Co
Page Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Harvard Starts Center For History
Harvard creates a Center for American history at Cambridge in memory of Charles Warren. Annie Louis Bliss Warren left 7 million dollars for Harvard to fund studies, with Oscar Handlin named director. Three Charles Warren professorships will be established in American legal history, education history, and religion in America. The bequest funds collections and manuscripts and plans for fellowships.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Charles Warren
Washington
Supreme Court
Annie Louis Bliss Warren
Harvard
Warren
Oscar Handlin
Nathan M. Pusey
Whooping Cranes Increase Fourth Year
The world’s only wild whooping crane flock grows to at least 44 birds, a record, per the Interior Department. The aerial survey near the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge counted 41, with 38 at the refuge and three nearby, plus three more sightings elsewhere in Texas.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Gulf of Texas
Bob Shields
Texas
Fellowships and Grants for Teaching and Study Abroad
Faculty and postdoctoral research fellowships and grants for college teachers for refresher studies. Fellowships for foreign scholars who would return to teach American studies in their own countries.
Mud Slides Recur in Southern California
Southern California faced a soaking Pacific storm for a second day with floods and mudslides isolating mountain and desert communities. A 200 foot stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu was buried by earth while rainfall totals topped 3 inches in downtown Los Angeles and 1.5 inches in Palmdale, with Las Vegas receiving about an inch in 12 hours.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Malibu
Palmade
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Guidelines Set For Removing Job Sex Bias
Washington The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission released guidelines for enforcing Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The rules say state laws that discriminate against women may be overridden if they hinder protections or fail to reflect current technology and women’s expanding roles. The guidelines cite weight lifting limits and warn that resorting to state law to deny benefits like minimum wage or overtime is unlawful.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Congress
Commission
Vital Space Workers Return to Gemini Pad
The AFL CIO International Association of Machinists agreed to allow about 200 members to return to work at Cape Kennedy, quelling a potential delay to the December 4 Gemini 7 launch. 17,000 union members remained on strike in St. Louis where McDonnell is prime contractor for Gemini vehicles 8 through 12 and Phantom jets.
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Washington
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
Cape Kennedy
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Cape
St. Louis
McDonnell
P‘iet
Nam
Camera Rocket To Moon Delayed Again In Lunar Mission
The U S Surveyor project faces another postponement due to technical problems. Officials at Jet Propulsion Laboratory say the launch cannot occur before May 1966, after plans had targeted February. Congressional probes have previously followed prior delays.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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England
S. California
United Press International
Gemini Pad
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W. Willard Wirtz
William E. Simkin
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