Court splits on lineup counsel rights under new rulings
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, limits police lineup rights by saying a suspect charged by indictment may have a lawyer present during lineup, while a 7-0 ruling bars indefinite commitment to mental institutions for incompetent defendants. Dissenting justices caution on changing long standing safeguards.
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Graham urges Catholics to face devils and racism at Baptist meeting
Evangelist Billy Graham told the 125th Southern Baptist Convention gathering in Philadelphia that America faces spiritual problems and a devilish power behind them. He urged the church to counter evil, roll back racism, and learn from youthful religious groups while noting his distance from presidential politics. He described Nixon as a personal friend but declined campaign involvement.
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Golfer shot to death in $6 robbery at course
Robert Martin 22 and Bobby Taylor 25, both Charlotte Park and Recreation employees, were bound and shot during a $6 robbery on the Bonnie Area course fourth hole woods. Martin survived after untying himself. Taylor was found dead. Robbers fled after firing six shots with a small pistol.
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Philadelphia police plan libel suit against state DA
Philadelphia police announce a $100 million libel suit against the state district attorney over claims of police corruption. Fraternal Order of Police backing aims to file after a vote by about 350 officers, citing a letter by investigator Creamer alleging bribery extortion prostitution narcotics and fencing. A separate grand jury probe into police corruption was granted by Judge Takiff to cover organized crime in drug traffic illegal liquor gaming and cigarette smuggling.
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