ABA Urges Right To Contest Sentences Nationwide
An American Bar Association study group urged states and the federal government to grant defendants the right to appeal sentences. Appeals courts would review and potentially reduce, not increase, sentences. The panel warned current one man trial judge power is unique and should be tempered.
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Computers For Crime News Pushed By U S Commission
A national crime commission task force recommends computerized crime information systems and radio networks to speed patrol dispatch and improve justice system operations. The 228 page study, funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Office, urges research institutes and a national foundation for criminal research.
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Wilson Says Talks Do Not Quiet Shipping Crisis
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said talks with U N and other officials have not reduced his concern over Egypt’s ban on Israeli shipping through the Strait of Tiran. He warned the problem remains grave and could avert disaster. Expo 67 salutes UN at Place des Nations in Montreal.
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Cedar Rapids FHA housing study outlines demand and growth
The Federal Housing Administration released its Cedar Rapids market analysis as of November 1 1966 covering Linn county. Demand for 1350 new housing units yearly through 1968 includes 950 single family and 400 multi family units with 100 more multi family units possible at lower rents. The report notes 920 available vacant units in November 1966 with 260 single family and 300 multi family under construction. Nonfarm employment averaged about 59650 in early 1966 with machinery sector driving growth. Population projected near 150000 by 1966 year end, rising to about 156000 by 1968, with 46800 nonfarm households and income levels near 8000 for nonfarm families and 6800 for renters.
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Tobacco Firms Objection to FCC Free Air Time Order
In Wilson North Carolina tobacco industry spokesmen condemned a federal order requiring free broadcast time for anti smoking programs. The FCC mandated air time for opponents of cigarette ads on radio and television but did not specify the amount of time to be provided.
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Rise of Ralph Reymond A Doctor of Medicine at 30
Ralph Reymond, 30, received his medical degree from the University of Maryland in a first commencement. Born in Geneva Switzerland he moved via Arlington Virginia and Johns Hopkins, where he studied physics and Egyptology. He designed an early self powered radioactive tube and devices to ease X ray procedures and aid newborn transfusions.
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U S Denies Bombing of Russian Vessel
The United States states no U S warplanes bombed the Soviet ship Turkistan near Haiphong. A Pentagon probe, led by Admiral Sharp, found no evidence of bombing or strafing. Moscow says two U S jets attacked the Turkistan. Washington disputes this and urges peace talks in Vietnam.
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Two Migs Downed in North Vietnam Dogfights
U S war planes shot down two Communist Mig 17s Saturday over North Vietnam, raising the confirmed Mig losses to 74 in aerial duels. No American losses were announced. The Migs fell northeast of Hanoi during raids on rail lines.
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British charter plane crash leaves no survivors in Pyrenees
A chartered British DC-4 carrying 88 aboard crashes on Mont Canigou in the Pyrenees. Police report no survivors and indicate 83 passengers and five crew were aboard. Most victims from northern England. next of kin being notified. The Costa Brava destination near Barcelona in Spain.
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Boston Fireman Shot During Grove Hall Riots
Lt. Joseph Donovan, a Boston fireman and crew leader, was wounded by a sniper in the Grove Hall square area as rioting and looting erupted after dark. Police reported shots from a rooftop as helmeted officers moved in to restore order.
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