Court sets strict police questioning rules nationwide
The Supreme Court ruling clarifies the start of custodial interrogation under the Fifth Amendment. It requires safeguards to protect against self incrimination and allows questioning only with effective procedural protections. The decision reverses several convictions but does not demand a station house lawyer in every case.
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Harlan
White
Court ruling broadens union guidance to members families
State high court affirms partial liberty for Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to encourage members and their families to seek claims with union approved lawyers but bars solicitation of litigations. The decision revises a Richmond chancery court in junction and stems from a 1959 suit by the Virginia State Bar Association. In other cases, the court upholds Dr Albert Russo’s abortion conviction and five year sentence. It also confirms tax exemption for property held by a citizens group for Richmond Professional Institute’s future benefit.
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Richmond Chancery Court
Virginia State Bar Association
High Court
Albert ¥. Russo
Roanoke County
Richmond Law and Equity Court
Citizens Group
Richmond Professional Institute
Police Recapture Paroled Felon After Car Chase
Montford, fleeing a traffic stop, abducted Edgar A. McQuade at gunpoint and forced him to drive. Dilloway was shot and hospitalized in fair condition. Montford fled toward a trailer park before McQuade escaped. pursuit ended with Montford's arrest. He faces kidnapping and aggravated assault charges.
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Montford
Edgar A. McQuade
McQuade
Leonard Lanham
Tom Joyce
Highway ‘Patrol
Raiford
Chicago Riots Prompt Police Transfer Amid unrest
In Chicago during a violent disturbance on Sunday, Ray mond Howard, one of two policemen who answered the call, was transferred by Police Supt O W Wilson and later resigned, calling the action unfair. Sixteen injured, including a policeman and two civilians shot. three patrol cars burned and over 200 windows broken. Forty eight people arrested. Edward Marciniak of the Chicago Human Relations Commission sent four Spanish speaking specialists to the Near Northwest Side to probe underlying tensions. Wilson said Howard faced trouble and should not work in a district with racial tensions.
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Raymond Howard
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Wilson
O.W. Wilson
Raymond Woward
Edward Marciniak
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Ruby sanity trial delayed for Oswald killer case
Judge Louis Holland prepared jury instructions as five witnesses including four jailers and Dr. John Calahan testified Ruby, 55, is sane under preponderance of evidence. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered the current sanity determination before ruling on the Oswald murder appeal. Spectators included Oswald’s mother and Ruby’s sister. reporters were kept from questioning Tudie Holland.
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Ruby
John Calahan
Texas
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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John F. Kennedy
Marguerite Oswald
Fort Worth
Eva Grant
Tudie Holland
Plane crash ends flying tour over Massachusetts coast
Crash was reported after a takeoff from La Guardia Airport. The wreckage lay near Brookhaven Airport after an all night fog search. Miss Benny and her companion left the flight at Brookhaven. the other couple drove to Manhattan.
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Martha’s Vineyard
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Buddhists Clash With Police in Saigon Demonstration
About 500 monks and nuns protested during the late afternoon rush hour as riot police used tear gas to disperse the action. In Danang and Hue, Buddhist altars on highways provoked government concern while Ky presses reforms including an electoral law and a Military Civilian Advisory Council. US paratroops in the central highlands sought a North Vietnamese regiment, with 37 Communist soldiers found dead and two US planes listed as missing.
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Kontum
101St “Screaming Eagles
North Viet Nam
Saigon
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U.S. Army
U.S. Marine Corps
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Viet Nam
Hoycott
Eyeball to eyeball dogfight over Haiphong described
Navy Cmdr Harold Marr recounts a near WWII style air duel with four Mig jets near Haiphong. He says he and wingman Vampatella engaged at low altitude, fired two Sidewinders, hit one Mig and damaged another, then escaped to return to base with limited ammunition.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Navy
Harold R. Marr
Roseburg
Ore
Vietnamese battlefield potential and air operations described
From Dak To the 101st Division reports a major North Vietnamese unit withdrew from Ngoc Run ridge after heavy skirmishes. A US helicopter was shot down, with one pilot killed and another wounded. US planes dropped 80,000 surrender leaflets as paratroopers captured six prisoners and seized 70 weapons, including two 82MM mortars and an American grenade launcher.
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South
Viet Nam
Kontum City
Dak
101St Division
Associated Press
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Ngoc Run
U.S
Saigon
Primary era in South Carolina and Illinois races noted
Russell, governor turned senator, faces Hollings for Johnston term. McNair unopposed for governor amid Rogers opposition. Republican Parker of Oconee seeks Johnston seat. Katzenbach designates Clarendon and Dorchester counties for federal poll observers. Illinois centers on Charles H. Percy nomination, with Senator Douglas facing two primary foes.
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Olin D. Johnston
Senate
Robert McNair
Hollings
Johnston
Marshall Parker
Oconee
McNair
Joseph C. Rogers Jr
Nicholas Katzenbach
Clarendon
Dorchester
South Carolina
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell
Percy
Paul 4. Douglas
Kosygin Visit Highlights Finnish Soviet Ties
Kosygin's milder Vietnam remarks reflect Finland's delicate balance with the Soviet Union. President Kekkonen, escorting Kosygin during a five day stay, has built a policy of keeping Finland on good terms with Moscow. A Johnson message relayed by Dean Rusk fuels secrecy and Vietnam speculation.
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Kekkonen
Kosysin
Finland
Soviet Union
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Kosygin
Klan Leaders Cited for Contempt Faces October Trial
Klan six leaders and six other figures were cited for contempt for failure to produce subpoenaed material. They face trial in October in the local court, with proceedings set to determine penalties and compliance.
Tomato Plant Case Withers in Virginia Supreme Court
The Virginia Supreme Court on Monday dismissed Ralph G. Woods damage claim of 12000 after his two five pound packages of Miller Wettable Powder, sold for tomato plant protection, contained weed killer. The appeal failed over lack of a transcript from the lower court, leaving Woods without proof of warranty and leaving Hunt and Sons and Miller Chemical liable.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Ralph G. Woods
Law and Chancery Court
Roanoke
Woods
R. D. Hunt and Sons
Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Co
Education cept of computerized class rooms in teaching machines
Bright said education research has been in small pieces with no system wide analysis and hopes for more in the next decade. Martin suggested the Soviets may be far advanced in early schooling and security controls on findings. Proxmire condemned the lack of research and asked what they had been doing.
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Bright
Martin
William E. Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
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