Major shift eyed in confessions under Miranda rules
Washington AP report says Justice department lawyers were told to pursue confessions even if not perfectly in line with Miranda standards. Memo notes potential to argue voluntary confessions after partial warnings, signaling tension with Wade and Miranda rulings and possible judicial reexamination.
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High Court
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Abe Fortas
Nixon
Warren Burger
Fortas
Ker Splash Ker Sploosh Swim Show at Bever Park
A free Monday 9 p.m. Bever pool show titled Ker Splash Ker Sploosh Dr Seuss opens a series of municipal pool programs run by the recreation commission. Veteran coach Judy Balear leads eleven acts from solo to chorus with assistant coach Diane Tucker.
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Gillon
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Swelt Phares
Lin LaPraire
Jenny
Ramsey
Betsy Wilson
Kate
McDermott
Two Hijackings Reported In Continental Flight
Miami AP reports two hijackings for a total of up to 36 persons involved. A Continental Airlines DC-2 completed a round trip to Havana after a young man with a knife seized a domestic Texas flight. Passengers and crew were allowed to disembark, leaving only the captain and co pilot aboard.
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Cuba
Continental Airlines
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Texas
Mexican Airlines
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Continental
R. E Green
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Green
Cedar Rapids Iowa City airport groups meet to discuss law
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City officials plan a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting at Municipal airport to review Iowa's new regional airport law. Ozark Air Lines may discontinue Iowa City service, transferring two daily flights to Cedar Rapids. Don Hines notes the session will not form a regional authority but address mutual airport issues and plans. Mayors Hickerson and Bush join planning officials.
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Iowa City
Ozark Air Lines
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Loren Hickerson
Frank Bush
Johnson and Linn
Pastor Grateful He Knew When He Was To Die
The Rev Wyburn Skidmore a Methodist pastor in San Bernardino said he was grateful to know he would die within six months after terminal cancer was diagnosed in February He told reporters his time remained to do what mattered Love his family serve the church write a book He arranged for his pension and Social Security benefits to go to his wife Betty Skidmore continued preaching until hospital stay and finished Steps of a Good Man before dying Sunday at 51
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Wyburn Skidmore
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St. Paul's Methodist
Crime Syndicate Leader Indicted In 21-Count Case
Federal authorities arrested Alderisio, a Chicago crime syndicate figure, on a 21-count indictment alleging conspiracy to defraud Parkway Bank of 79 915 during 1985. Co‑defendants include Richard Jackowski Irwin Davis and Allan Rosenberg. Davis serves seven years for mail fraud. Rosenberg was found dead in March 1965.
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Riverside
Parkway Bank
Harwood Heights
Rosenberg
Davis Jamt Rosenberg
Jackowski
Foran
Congress Still In Moon Orbit By John Beckler
Washington AP dispatch notes Congress remains in an afterglow of Apollo 11. Delegations from CAP Kennedy arrive for lunar mission, while lawmakers rush bills memorializing the event. Proposals include Lunar Landing Day, Moon Day, and National Man in Space week. Several resolutions seek monuments or displays at Kennedy Space Center and the Capitol Rotunda. Some members credit science and funding, while Rep Rivers cites divine aid. A joint session is planned after the August recess.
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Robert Price
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Roma Pucinski
D+ HL
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Senate
iSports Columnist Corey Ford Dead
Hanover report states Corey Ford, 67, famed outdoor writer and Field and Stream editor, died Sunday in Dartmouth infirmary. He authored more than 30 books and 500 magazine pieces, wrote scripts for W C Fields and the Marx Brothers, taught outdoor lore at Dartmouth, with titles including Cloak and Dagger The Office Party and Every Dog Should Have a Man.
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Dartmouth College Infirmary
Field and Stream Magazine
W. C. Fields
Marx Brothers
Dartmouth
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