Supreme Court Edges State Courts Ban On Illegally Obtained Evidence
The Supreme Court ruled that criminal prosecutors may not use illegally obtained evidence in state courts, overruling a 1949 decision. The 5-4 ruling also limited a Connecticut birth control ban, and addressed state bar dues, notary commissions, and ob scene publication seizures. The decision consequences target 14th Amendment application to state courts and reflect a busy session before the fall reconvening. Justice Frankfurter led the birth control opinion with Justices Warren Clark and Whittaker.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Duvuiel Siuc
Connecticut
Felix Frankfurter
Earl Warren
Tom G. Clark
Charles E. Whittaker
Frankfurter
William J. Brennan Jr
Kuga Black
Harlan, Stewart
William C. Douglas
Maryland
RB. Torcaso
Wheaton
Black
Navy
Naval Gun Factory
Rachel M. Brawner
Stewart
Brennan
Missouri
Kansas City
Trayton L. Lathrop
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
State Bar Association
The Charleston Gazette Newspaper Notice
The Charleston Gazette is an Independent Democratic daily published in Charleston West Virginia. This notice records its Post Office entry under the act of March 3 1879 and notes established 1873.
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Charleston Gazette
Charleston
Ww. Va
Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Negro First Enrollee Says Miami Campus Normal
The first black student at the University of Miami reports a normal attendance with no unfriendly gestures or welcoming ceremonies. Melvin R. Ladson Jr., 24, a Ga speech therapist, attended a summer session and plans to return to Atlanta after an advanced course. Gary Swisher, 15, is Parkersburg High’s Air Youth Champion and will represent West Virginia at the National Model Aircraft Championships in Philadelphia.
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Miami
Fla
University
Caramit
Enid
Melvin R. Ladson ,Jr
Ladson
Fitton County
Atlanta
Parkersburg
Gary Swisher
Parkersburg High School
West Virginia
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Philadelphia
Gore Urges Panel to Hear Stevenson Latin Findings
Senator Albert Gore seeks the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Adlai Stevenson findings regarding Latin America before voting on the 4.8 billion foreign aid bill. He cites committee reservations on military aid and calls for substantial changes unless the Kennedy administration revises the measure.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Sentel Foreign Relations Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Latin America
Gore
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Gov. Stevenson
United Nations
Ikeda Sees U S Japan Trade Volume Doubling
Ikeda tells a Los Angeles audience that the Japan United States trade volume is expected to double by 1970. He cites boosting imports of oil iron ore and cotton and envisions American exports rising from about 144 billion to 3 hundred million in the target year. He speaks on a 10 year plan to expand trade and create new jobs for both nations while on a visit to Washington for talks with President Kennedy and other leaders.
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Los Angeles
Poulson
Koichiro
Japan
Kal
Kennedy
United States
Ambassador Hotel
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
Japan Air Lines
Ikeda
Washington
Hannr
Arvares
Brnef
Theda
International
Nor
Bazaar to Open in Huntington by Shoe Corp of America
A new department store named The Bazaar will open in Huntington in September. Operated by a division of Shoe Corporation for America of Columbus Ohio, it will employ about 100 people. The company has leased a downtown building for 20 years and will spend $150 000 to renovate it.
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Huntington
The
Bazaar
Shoe Corporation For America
Columbus
Ohio
The Miraculous Steamboat saves Union Army story
A battered Union force is trapped at Chattanooga with 40,000 men at risk. The Saturday Evening Post this week features The Miraculous Steamboat, detailing how a ramshackle riverboat altered the campaign and possibly the war. Readership is urged to pick up the issue.
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Chattanooga
Saturday Evening Post
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Gazette
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Sian
Stevenson
Wubert WH. Humphrey
Dminn
Stile
Dean Thisk
Venson
America
Heritage Securities, Inc
Broad Street
Lewisburg
South Court Street
South Charleston
Chester Street
Check Into Mutual Investing Foundation
MIF
Mutual Investing Foundation
High St
U.s.-Japan
Goody's Ave
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Greyhound
Detroit
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Ming
Norfolk
Summers
Dany
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