Editor Sees Supreme Court Rulings Tilt Criminal Justice
Richmond editor James Kilpatrick told a joint session that Supreme Court rulings shielding suspects from forced confessions have shifted crime policy toward the accused. He urged restraint and said society also has rights while panelists discussed rehabilitation, chaplaincy, and inmate education and training programs in Virginia.
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Richmond
U.S
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
Kilpatrick
Southern States Prison Association
Southern States Probation and Parole Conference
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
W. Frank Smyth Jr
Virginia Department of Welfare and Institutions
Virginia
Virginia Methodist Meeting Votes To Release Funds For New College
The Virginia Methodist conference voted to release funds for Virginia Wesleyan College on the Norfolk Virginia Beach boundary. Construction is to begin with first freshman class expected in September 1966. The conference had set aside 1.75 million dollars needing Tidewater match. so far 792,544 dollars was raised with further deposits noted.
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Virginia Methodist Meeting
Virginia Beach
Virginia Methodist Conference
Virginia Wesleyan College
Norfolk
Tidewater
Conference Commission On Higher Christian Education
Joseph S. Johnston
Viriginia Wesleyan
Higher Education Commission
C. P. Minnick
Westhampton Methodist Church
Richmond
Roy Smith
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Arlington
Smith
Walter C. Gunn
Arthur E. Shelton
Houston
Tex
Shelton
Conference Board of Christian Social Concerns
Virginia
Jordan builds vast desert national park at Azraq
Jordan plans the world’s first Arab Middle East national park to protect 1500 square miles of Azraq desert and its 200 bird species. A biological station and scientist facilities rise 60 miles east of Amman while no tourist lodging will be provided. Meanwhile in Sydney a Papua New Guinea assembly member urges asylum for West Irian refugees amid reported torture and killings.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Kingdom of Jordan
Arab Middle East
Hussein
Oasis of
Azraq
Guy Mountfort
Amman
Sydney
Australia
House of Assembly
Frank Martin
West Irian
Dutch New Guinea
Martin
Bolt Injury Sparks Unlikely Baby Birth in Nashville
Lonnie Harper and his wife near Nashville Tenn. welcomed their first baby after a lawn mower struck a rusty 14 inch bolt buried near the mother’s side. The bolt lodged in her abdomen but was removed at the hospital and the baby was born with only a neck scratch.
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Lonnie Harper
Nashville
Tenn
Four More Die On Highways
Four more traffic deaths in Virginia increased the statewide toll to 411 as of Monday. In Portsmouth Howard Moore Jr., 13, was killed while likely en route to school. In Buchanan Jane Alberta Haynes, 22, died in a crossing collision with a freight train, injuring another woman. In Holly James E. Dix, 21, died in a two car crash on Virginia 202 near Mt. Holly. In Bristol Charles Alva Jackson, 22, died from injuries from a May crash near Bristol treated in a Kingsport hospital.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Portsmouth
Howard Moore Jr
Buchanan
Jane Alberta Haynes
Rt. 1
Eagles Rock
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Compiled
A historical newspaper fragment presents a dense list of crossword clues with numbered entries ranging from 9 to 54 and including venue style notes such as The Venerable and references to wildcats of Brazil. The text resembles puzzle material, listing clues for across and down with occasional abbreviations and archaic notations.
Pay Bill Fair To Military And Taxpayers
Secretary McNamara argued the administration pay raise bill is fair to servicemen and taxpayers amid House Armed Services Committee rival proposals. He noted cost differences and urged a rifle approach with a flexible reenlistment bonus to retain skilled personnel.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Rep
William H. Bates
R-Mass
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S
Rivers
Pentagon
Committee
Navy
Guilty Pleas Filed in Russia Defense Secrets Case
Army Sgt. Robert Lee Johnson and former Arlington agent James Mintkenbaugh pleaded guilty to lesser charges in a conspiracy to obtain defense secrets for Russia. They faced up to 25 years total. espionage counts were dropped. Judge Oren R. Lewis delayed sentencing pending probation report.
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Alexandria, Va
Arlington, Va
Russia
Army
Robert Lee Johnson
James A. Mintkenbaugh
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S. Dist
Oren R. Lewis
Mintkenbaugh
Johnson
Paris
Lewis
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Yellowstone Sight
Wildcats
Brazil
Group of Nations
Clint
Turkey
Secretary of the Navy
Paul Nitze
Pacific
Viet Nam
Nitze
America
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