TV Cameras Halted in Court to Protect Defendants Rights
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that televising criminal trials violates defendants due process by injecting irrelevant factors into proceedings. Justice Clark said courtroom TV can harass defendants and disrupt focus, potentially affecting outcomes and dignity.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Clark
Estes
Tyler
Stewart
Black
Brennan
White
Last of U. S. Marines Out Of Dominican
The last U. S. marines leaving the Dominican Republic sailed for Camp Lejeune as 12,500 airborne troops and 700 airmen remain in the country. A multinational peace force includes 1,560 troops from Brazil Costa Rica Honduras and Nicaragua. A 1,800-strong marine floating battalion stays on duty in the Caribbean. Bouker led the expeditionary force and noted 9 combat deaths and 30 wounded since April 28.
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Dominican Republic
John Bouker
Marine Expeditionary Force
Bouker
Camp Lejeune
Booker
Caribbean
U. S
Latin America
Haiti
Romanians Cheer British Prelate in Bucharest
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey was mobbed and cheered by thousands of Romanians in Bucharest on Sunday as he attended a Romanian Orthodox service.
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Vienna
Michael Ramsey
Bucharest
Phil Martin
Martin
Pope
Viet Cong Radio Unit Destroyed North of Border
U S and Vietnamese planes destroyed a military radio station in North Vietnam and hit a radar site, a supply depot, barracks and three boats. Pilots reported destroying 10 weapons positions around Hon Nieu Island and 19 buildings at Chap Le army barracks five miles north of the border. Eight F 105 jets damaged the radio station while sinking vessels near route 1. heavy anti aircraft fire and a Vinh depot strike followed. On the ground, U S Marines reported 80 Viet Cong killed and 60 wounded by artillery, with eight Marines lost in a helicopter collision over the South China Sea.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hon Nieu Island
Chap le
Route 1
Vinh
South China Sea
National Church Council Johnson Got KKK Fire
Robed Ku Klux Klan members staged rallies in Georgia North Carolina and Alabama over the weekend. Speakers attacked the National Council of Churches civil rights workers desegregation groups and President Johnson. Police estimated 500 klansmen and about 1 000 spectators at the Atlanta march and park. A wreath at the federal building entrance carried a accusatory sign.
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Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
National Council of Churches
Civil Rights Workers
Johnson
Atlanta
Matt Murphy
Birmingham
Ala
James Reed
Boston
Selma
Space Walk Dance Born in Iowa
A Des Moines dance instructor helped teenagers perform the space walk after a radio promotion. The dance follows nine steps mimicking space motion and has sparked nationwide curiosity with plans for a song and potential record. Local station Pete Cavanagh and Leonard Cosmo organized the craze.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
United States
Pete Cavanagh
James McDivitt
Edward White
Cavanagh
Leonard Cosmo
Cosmo
Cincinnati
Flint
Mich
Detroit
New York
LBJ seeks budget cut for Army Engineers
President Johnson asked Congress for a 1966 budget cut of 16.4 million for the Army Corps of Engineers while seeking a 12 million increase for the Reclamation Bureau. He cited favorable bids, design delays, and fund transfers as reasons, noting 3.2 million would be needed for Upper Mississippi restoration projects after floods. The reclamation boost targets Westlands and San Luis projects in California.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Army Corps of Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Corps
Mississippi River
Westlands
San Luis Interceptor
California
Bank robber Pope hunted after deadly Nebraska bank massacre
Duane Pope, 22, a Kansas college graduate and former football standout, faces federal bank robbery charges in the Farmers State Bank slayings at Big Springs Nebraska. FBI wide alert issued. authorities believe he fled in a 1939 Buick. Funeral services held for victims Andreas Kjeldgaard 77 Glen Hendrickson 59 and Lois Ann Hothan 35.
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Duane Pope
Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pope
Chappel, Neb
McPherson
Kan.) College
Farmers State Bank
Big Springs
Neb
American Bankers Assn
New York
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glen Hendrickson
Lois Ann Hothan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Roxbury
Kan
Salina
Astronauts McDivitt and White Land on U S Navy Ship
Space duo James McDivitt and Edward White splashed down 48 miles off target in the Atlantic and were quickly hoisted to the aircraft carrier Wasp. They reported feeling great and hungry after four days in space, with medical officials saying they were in excellent condition.
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Air Force
Virgil Grissom
John Young
U.S
McDivitt
White
Pope Prayers For Gemini 4 Astronauts At Noon Blessing
Pope Paul VI offered public prayers for U S astronauts James A McDivitt and Edward H White during a noontime blessing in St Peter's Square. He said his blessing for the world goes into the sky where the Gemini 4 team are exploring the astral ways.
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Vatican City
UPI
Pope Paul VI
U.S
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
St. Peter’s Square
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Dominican
By Robert Berrellez
Carne
TEX
Mexico
Pacific
Kennedy
PACT
South America
Associated Press
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Guaymas
National Church Council
Federal Building
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Kinston
N.C
New Bern
Trenton
Tobacco Area
Redfront
Council
Linden
Bob Creel
Bessemer
Alabama Grand Dragon
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
LBJ
Army
Hunt Plains
North Platte
Alvin B. Webb, Jr
Wasp
Alexei Leonov
Valery Bykovsky
Andrian Nikolayev
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