Confusion over court rule on police lineups and lawyers
AP reports tangled Supreme Court guidance on when a suspect is entitled to a lawyer during police lineups and identifications. Key rulings include Miranda and Wade, creating a split on lawyer presence for indicted versus arrested suspects, plus a 1967 mental commitment decision affecting competency rulings.
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Control of radio TVA urged
Washington AP reports that two congressmen urged federal regulation of radio and television networks. Representative John Murphy criticized violent programming as a lure for audiences and soap sales. Murphy introduced legislation to grant the Federal Communications Commission power over network content while aiming to boost competition and more programming sources from networks and local stations.
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Opposition to Kleindienst Dwindling in Senate Vote
Washington United Press estimate shows opposition to Richard G. Kleindienst's nomination waning as the Senate prepares two votes to end the protracted battle. Shue’s nomination to replace Connally as Treasury Secretary is set for quick action with no known opponents. Democrat Byrd joins few others opposing, citing concerns over the nomination and surrounding allegations involving ITT.
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Hospital proposes wine service for patients in Cincinnati
Providente Hospital in Cincinnati plans to obtain an Ohio Liquor Department permit to serve wine to patients as a mild sedative. Spokesmen say wine would be offered with meals to a portion of patients, pending state approval.
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Debt ceiling hike likely blocked by Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to refuse President Nixon's request for an 8315 billion increase to the national debt limit and postpone tax reform. The panel met in closed session and aimed to extend the current 450 billion limit through February, with a long-term extension possible to avoid political clashes and focus on fiscal year 1978 projections.
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