South Carolina and Illinois Primaries Draw Civil Rights Ties
Illinois hopefuls challenge veteran reps Barrali O Hara and Dawson amid civil rights divisions as Chicago Daley machine faces testing in primary. In South Carolina Ernest Hollings seeks to sideline Sen Russell while two Senate nominees vie Strom Thurmond and a race for governor pits McNair against no opposition.
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Interrogation ruling sparks police critique at Supreme Court
Washington reports police officials blasted the high court after a 54 to 1 ruling restricting custodial questioning. Texas lawmen at the Odessa convention called the decision the boldest yet and warned studios may close. Chief Justice Warren announced the decision with a split court and a notable dissent.
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Custody Appeal Denied as Father Plans U S Supreme Court
Harold Painter a 34 year old writer photographer from Walnut Creek California lost a bid for a rehearing in Iowa custody case. The Iowa Supreme Court described him as Bohemian and unsuited to raise his year old son Mark who lives with the boy's maternal grandparents in Ames Iowa. Painter said he will seek review by the U S Supreme Court.
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Rainier and Grace Arrive for Private Visit in London
Prince Rainier of Monaco and Princess Grace arrive in London for a private visit with Queen Elizabeth II. The report also covers a controversial U.S. Supreme Court decision on confessions, police investigations, and safety concerns, citing reactions from Warren and other justices, as well as comments from law enforcement officials nationwide.
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Graduation in a Hospital Gown At UCLA Ceremony
Roy In Hospital Los Angeles reports that 17 year old Mace Goodman wore a hospital gown to his high school graduation after a motorcycle crash on June 6. Fellow students crowded UCLA White Memorial Hospital for the ceremony while hospital officials arranged a makeshift graduation in the surgical auditorium.
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Reds Lose Ground In Rome Elections Boost for Moro
In Rome the Catholic Socialist alliance led by Premier Aldo Moro gained prestige as Rome locals yielded a mixed result. The Communist hopes of overtaking the city’s leading party were dashed amid the last major votes before the 1968 parliamentary elections. the Communists shed ground.
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Weathered hailstone gate hints at storm reports
A Kansas photographer recalls finding a hailstone as big as a baseball at the Lou Wikley farm while surveying damage after a storm. The scene captures the era’s weather chatter and rural curiosity amid postwar conditions.
Brown to Attend AP News Executives Luncheon
Gov. Ed Mund G. Brown will speak at the Associated Press News Executives council luncheon at Blanford University Faculty Club on Thursday June 16. APNEC Chairman Ross Gare said Ronald Reagan was not invited. Game of the Napa Register said Brown will offer informal remarks and take questions from members.
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