Strict police pushback after Supreme Court confession ruling
Police officials blasted the Supreme Court on a new rulings limiting how suspects can be questioned. Chief Justice Warren led a 54 decision requiring voluntariness for confessions, drawing fierce dissent from justices and lawmen who warn it may hinder crime solving. Critics warn suspects could go free while supporters say it protects rights.
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Houston
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George Seber
Johnson urges starting school at age four during Rose Garden address
President Johnson proposed study on starting children in school at age four and extending education to accelerate completion. He suggested agingful plans to add ten meaningful years to older citizens and called for productive work and fulfillment in later life. The remarks came as he handed 26 Capitol Page School graduates their diplomas in the White House Rose Garden.
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Early June Auto Sales Behind
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor Co reported their early June auto sales behind the year's pace. Chrysler tallied 25,766 in June 1-10, vs 43,294 a year ago. Ford sold 59,918 in June 1-10, vs 65,582 a year earlier. May figures show Chrysler at 42,672 for the final 10 days and Ford at 1,832 for the final 10 days of May.
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Nuclear Conference Tied To War
In Geneva the Soviet Union said no agreement to curb nuclear weapons can survive while US Vietnam and West German policies continue. Soviet chief delegate Alexei A. Roshin delivered a bitter anti American speech at the resumed 17 nation disarmament talks. The US statement marked a shift from prior policy that Vietnam would not disturb Geneva negotiations.
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Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
West Germany
Alexei A. Rosehin
Roshchin
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Buddhists siege Buddhist Institute as Saigon unrest escalates
In Saigon Buddhist security forces besieged the Buddhist Institute with pistol shots and tear gas after demonstrators burned three jeeps and gained two submachine guns from American MPs. Rioters beat back by riot police, at least two protesters wounded. Far north, Thich Tri Quang’s hunger strike enters seventh day amid anti-American protest. In the central highlands, 101st Airborne fights North Vietnamese near ridges. confirmed enemy losses surge as air strikes pound the area.
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101St Airborne
North Viet Nam
Question Raised by Senator Is Father’s Day Necessary
New York AP report on a Senate debate over Father’s Day with Sen Russell B Long arguing against the national holiday. Fathers nationwide offered mixed views from support to critique of commercialization. Senators urged preserving the tradition alongside Mother’s Day.
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D-La
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D-Mich
John Budd
Lattingtown
Long Island
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Riots in Chicago Enter Second Night Amid Puerto Rican Protest
Police clashed with over 1,000 rioters on Chicago's Northwest Side. Seven Puerto Ricans were shot and wounded, 37 arrested as looting occurred and streets were cordoned off. A protest march from Humboldt Park to City Hall was planned, with officials urging calm.
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Chicago Tribune
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