U.S. Appeals Lindbergh Law Ruling From New Haven
The federal government filed a notice of appeal to the Supreme Court challenging a U.S. District Court decision that the Lindbergh kidnapping law is unconstitutional as it relates to the Sixth Amendment jury trial right. Judge Timbers ruled the death penalty provisions, tied to jury recommendations, impair the right to trial by jury. The Milford tractor trailer hijacking case prompted the ruling, with defendants in that matter facing charges under the act.
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NEW Haven
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Atty
Jon C. Newman
U.S. District Court Clerk
Thurgood Marshall
Newman
U. S. District Court
William H. Timbers
Timbers
Milford
Conn
John J. Grant III
Alpine
N.J
Grant
Charles Jackson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Glen Walter de la Motte
John Albert Walsh
Jersey City
Fixodent Like Dentures With New Elastic Membrane
A chemical invention creates an artificial membrane that bonds dentures to gums as natural tissue would. It absorbs bite shock, protects gums, and allows eating harder foods with less pain. The pencil-point dispenser enables precise placement and it resists heat and spills. Denture wearers are urged to see a dentist regularly and obtain Fixodent at drug counters.
Communist paper to build Paris HQ by Niemeyer architect
L Huma nite, a French Communist newspaper, reveals plans to erect a new Paris headquarters with Oscar Niemeyer, the Brazilian born architect, in charge of design and development.
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Paris
UPI
L’humianite
Oscar Niemeyer
U.S. Enters Third Year of North Vietnam Bombing
Saigon reports the United States begins its third year of bombing North Vietnam with no stated end. Pentagon tallies record over 400 airmen killed or missing and about 471 aircraft losses valued near a billion dollars. North Vietnamese claims of downed U.S. planes are disputed in Washington. The new year opens with a full slate of strikes and ongoing protests over the campaign.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Debate Over Vietnam Bombing Worth The Cost
Amid confusion over official statements on the North Vietnam offensive, questions arise about its effectiveness and whether it has met U.S. objectives. Pilots report bombing restrictions hinder efforts to halt troop and supply infiltration to the Viet Cong in South Vietnam, raising doubts about the campaign’s value.
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North Vietnam
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
Double eagles highlight 1966 pro tour play
Palm Beach Gardens Florida Jack Nicklaus and John Lotz carded double eagles in tournament play in 1966 Nicklaus achieved his at the Jacksonville Open while Lotz sunk his at the Hawaiian Open both feats noted on the pro circuit this year
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Double Eagles
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
John Lotz
Nickllaus
Lotz
Women Congress Members Enter Restricted House Gym
Three female members of Congress Rep Charlotte Reid Rep Catherine May and Rep Patsy Mink visited the House men's gym on a tip about a letter inviting after hours use. Gym director Herbert Botts explained women were not allowed. the group was politely turned back at the reception area.
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Washington
Congress Jour For Equal Rights
House
Charlotte Reid
R Tl
Catherine May
Rwash
Patsy. Mink
D-Hawaii
Herbert Botts
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