National Crime Commission Warns Police Tactics Might Face Supreme Court Rules
The National Crime Commission warned police that current investigative tactics may be ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. A minority urged constitutional amendment to strengthen law enforcement due to court decisions. The report calls for state laws governing police stop and questioning practices to prevent reliance on intuition.
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Washington
National Crime Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
American Law Institute
American Bar Association
Katzenbach
Samne
Portrait fraud behind jail art reveals fabrication
A Baltimore prisoner Earl Redmond allegedly painted a portrait for Judge Joseph Carter revealing a rehabilitative gesture, but tests showed ongoing narcotics use. The tale spiraled into claims of donation offers and misattribution as officials questioned the portrait’s authorship and Redmond’s honesty.
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Baltimore
Joseph L. Carter
Baltimore Criminal Court
E. Redmond
Earl Redmond
Carter
Redmond
James Jordan
Kramer
Inma
John Fayson Jr
Senghey Gg
Day
Fayson
Commission report links inner city conditions to crime rise
The 291 page commission report cites slums and ghettos as breeding grounds for crime. It notes higher arrest rates among Negroes and urges equal opportunity to narrow racial gaps. President Johnson backs a $50 million aid plan and a $25 million juvenile justice proposal.
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Office of Law Enforcement Assistance
America
Johnson
Congress
Iiag
Katzenbach
Commission Red
Yoder Honored Civic Leader Known for Garden Club Ties
The Yoder profile notes his service background with twin sons who returned to High Point after military service. He attends First Methodist Church and is a Civitan member. An honorary High Point Garden Club Council member, he is a shrubbery grower who enjoys discussing plants.
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Yoders
High Point
First Methodist Church
Yoder
Civitan
Preseason Air Conditioner Sale at 430 N Wrenn
Don’t wait for hot weather to buy. Save 15 to 25 dollars by ordering now. Call or visit the store at 430 North Wrenn High Point.
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N. Wrenn High Point
Dirksen Shifts to Support U S Soviet Consular Treaty
Sen Everett Dirksen signals support for the U S Soviet consular treaty after previously opposing it. The move suggests a Republican majority in the Senate may back the pact, which would allow one more Soviet consulate and one more American diplomatic office. Opponents warn of espionage risks while supporters say it strengthens East West ties and protects Americans abroad.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Senate
Soviet Union
United States
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Amok Ee Aos
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
State Department
Congressmen Demand Probe of CIA Actions
Congressional leaders press for an immediate joint House Senate inquiry into CIA involvement with private groups amid new disclosures. Among latest claims NSA funding and NSA leaders used for intelligence gathering while the AFL CIO warns of widespread compromised groups. House Democrats urge full investigation into CIA domestic and foreign activities.
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CIA
Washington
Congress
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional
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