Supreme Court to rule on right to lawyer for photo lineups
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a suspect has the right to legal counsel when prosecutors show a photosp list to potential witnesses for identification. The case tests whether counsel is required during preindictment photo lineups and whether a defendant’s rights extend to photographic identifications.
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Strikes Near Border Highlight China Vietnam Tensions
A Peking foreign ministry statement backed North Vietnam amid U S raids near Hanoi. China denounced the United States for airstrikes, while Beijing warned against threats to regional security and condemned Allied actions as grave. The report cites New China News Agency on moves near the border and cites recent U S jets within 20 miles of China.
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Proxmire Critical of SALT Cost Estimates
Washington AP Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin criticized the Pentagon estimates on the Soviet arms control treaty. He called the Moscow treaty not an excuse to abandon rational defense planning nor a club to rush congressional approval of weapons programs.
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Willian Proxmire
D-Wis
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Pentagon
U.S
Proxmire
Greek Tanker Sinks Off Southern Greek Coast
A 122000-ton Greek tanker sank off the southern coast Sunday. The Merchant Marine Ministry said all crewmembers were rescued. President Nixon’s arms treaty debate continues with projections of defense spending and ABM program shifts. Missouri’s Ozark National Scenic riverways were dedicated with about 1000 attendees led by Nixon’s daughter.
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Creece
Merchant Marine Ministry
van Buren
Nixon
Thein
Missouri
Ozark National Scenic
United States’ National Parks
Porter Back in Paris Signals U S Ends Talk Boycott
Porter returns to Paris and signals possible end to the five week old U.S. boycott of peace talks. Ambassador Porter says Washington is open to flexibility and may ease pressures if talks move toward a substantive conference exchanging views on proposals from both sides. The U S has refused to resume talks while Communist offensives continue.
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Hanoi
United States
Porter Ald
Lifeguards Choose Swim Caps Over Hair Rules in Atlantic City
Atlantic City lifeguards prefer wearing swim caps to comply with a Public Safety directive. Nine-year veteran Norrovin Draper says hair is tied back while directives to cut hair to collar length are paused until the director returns from a trip. Several beach guards with long hair perform 24 to 50 rescues daily yet avoid shaving, Draper notes.
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Norrovin Draper
Publi
Mario Flaviani
Jantil
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British Labour Leader Harold Wilson in Romania Visit
Harold Wilson, leader of Britain's Labour Party, visits Romania. Aperpres reports he is welcomed by Romanian officials led by Manca Manescu, secretary of the Romanian Communist party Central Committee.
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Austria
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Labor Party
Romania
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Manca Manescu
Communist Party
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