Supreme Court clashes over police lineup rights and Miranda
Washington AP report notes conflicting rulings about when a suspect has a right to a lawyer during lineups and interrogations. It highlights Miranda, 1906 Gidianda, and 1867 Waive decisions, and questions whether indicted suspects must have counsel at lineups while arrested but not indicted.
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Control of radio and TV urged by congressman
Rep John M Murphy D NY introduced legislation to give the Federal Communications Commission regulatory power over prime time programming on NBC CBS and ABC He argued Americans receive a steady diet of violence and that regulation could spur competition and more sources without government control of soap operas
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Opposition to Kleindienst Shrinks Ahead of Senate Vote
Washington reports dwindling opposition to Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general as Senate prepares for key votes. George P. Shully is listed to succeed John B. Connally as treasury secretary with no known opponents. Allegations swirl over a Justice Department settlement tied to a major corporate contribution.
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Providence Hospital Seeks Ohio Wine Permit
In Cincinnati hospital circles Providence Hospital requests state liquor control approval to serve wine to a portion of its patients. Spokesmen say the wine is used as a sedative aid with physician approval and would include varieties like claret muscatel and sherry for patients aged between 5 and 7 percent of those served.
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Congress Likely to Reject Debt Ceiling Hike
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee is expected to refuse Nixon’s request for a 2815 billion increase to the national debt limit and to keep the current 450 billion cap through October. If Congress acts by June 30, the limit could revert to 500 billion. extending to October would allow time to argue deficits and tax reforms. Rep. Mills has proposed repealing tax loopholes by January, but committee sources say the debt measure will focus on extending the present limit without tax reform provisions.
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