Miranda seeks reversal of rape conviction in Supreme Court
Ernesto A Miranda, the Arizona truck driver whose 1963 arrest birthed the Miranda rights rule, asks the Supreme Court to overturn his rape conviction. His attorneys argue the case tests limits of Miranda, claiming confessions obtained under disputed conditions should be excluded.
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Pearson Outlines Rural Job Bill
Pearson and Sen Harris sponsor a bill to spur rural jobs and curb rural to urban migration. It offers a 14 percent tax credit on machinery and equipment and 7 percent on land and buildings, plus accelerated depreciation and a 50 percent wage deduction for qualifying workers. Critics warn credits may be too generous and conflict with existing incentives.
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Treasury
Confession Voluntariness Question in Supreme Court Case
The May 23 1969 Telegram notes a confession to police being challenged for voluntariness in Supreme Court action next month. It cites a personal relationship and questions official conduct influence. It also reports the U S imported 190 million pairs of shoes last year.
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