High Court Rules Confession Limits Not Retroactive
The U S Supreme Court rules that its new limits on using confessions at trial do not apply retroactively, affirming two New Jersey men’s first degree murder convictions from 1958 in a Camden slaying. The decision narrows retroactive impact to cases after June 1964 for certain protections.
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LBJ Visit Tides Up Democratic Silence
Iowa Democrats grow tight lipped as suspicions rise over a Johnson Des Moines visit. Bundy calls Franco Soviet talks fantasy while White House delays confirmation. A Des Moines rally venue and June 30 speech funding stir party nerves amid cautious signals from Washington.
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Schirra To Head January Apollo Flight Crew
The Houston Chronicle reports Walter Schirra will command the second Apollo manned flight. The crew includes Frank Borman and rookie R Walter Cunningham. The January mission aims to determine government plans as American astronauts venture toward the Moon.
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President set to visit as Democratic convention ends
On July 11 Lex Hawk ins and the Democratic state chairman closed the convention with a flat announcement that the President is coming.
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Soviet Union renews UN demand
The Soviet Union renewed its demand for the United States to take unspecified action at the United Nations on Monday. The report references UPI coverage of Soviet-U.S. diplomatic friction and calls for U.N. involvement in the dispute.
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Red Chinese Reject U.S. Nuclear Plan
Tokyo report: China rejects any U.S. pledge not to use nuclear weapons and will boycott disarmament talks, calling the no first strike proposal a fraud. Peking asserts U.S. demands would expand war in Vietnam. China cites past refusals and ongoing tests after its third device.
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Free Information Bill Aimed At Nuclear Test Ban
The U S House passed a bill to President Kreaty promoting disarmament and banning atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. China and France refuse to sign the treaty. The Vietnam crisis dominates U N calls for a world disarmament conference with preliminary talks possible with Beijing.
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Dodd Trial Sees Barred Papers From Senate Ethics Hearing
The Senate ethics panel barred as evidence over 4,000 documents removed from Sen. Dodd's office as it examines misconduct charges. The six member committee opened closed hearings focusing on Dodd's links to Julius Klein and a 1964 West Germany trip tied to Klein's clients.
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Facing Eviction Over Pets In Pittsburgh Housing Case
In Crawford Village McKeesport 50 dog owning tenants at a suburban Pittsburgh public housing project face eviction for violating the no pet clause. Joseph Mandella credits his 12 year old Spitz terrier for saving his family from carbon monoxide fumes eight years ago. Mandella vows he cannot part with the dog despite the threat.
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Canada to Sell Soviets Record Wheat Shipment
Canada will sell the Soviet Union an $800 million wheat shipment in the largest single grain transaction in history, announced Monday. Ottawa officials described the deal as a milestone in postwar trade between Canada and the USSR.
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Bus Line Union Sets June 27 Strike Date
Cedar Rapids bus drivers union president Bob Hart says thirty two drivers and 13 mechanics will strike on June 27 to press for living wage and better conditions. Ray Bagley of City Lines says arbitration remains an option and no meeting is scheduled. Portland Maine primary results noted in AP report.
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Top Army Generals Defend Drill Sergeant Training Pace
Washington reports two top generals defend the standard eight to eighteen week basic and follow on training for new recruits. Senator John Stennis questions whether four months is enough to harden a raw recruit for frontline combat amid praise for modern drill sergeants and Vietnam deployments.
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De Gaulle Begins Soviet Visit Aims at Security and Unity
President de Gaulle arrives in Moscow for an 11 day trip to Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad. Podgorny Kosygin Brezhnev welcome him as talks seek European security and peace not tied to a treaty.
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Chuckle Cartoon Quip About Aging and Hair
A humorous caption notes that a man need not undergo facial lifting as hair will eventually grow over time. The light joke plays on aging and appearance with playful wordplay.
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