High Court Curbing Of Quizzing Goes Too Far
Dissenting four justices attack the Supreme Court ruling that sets stringent ground rules for police interrogation. Justice Stone warns the decision is poor constitutional law with harmful nationwide consequences, potentially easing rape and murder offenders' chances. The piece argues it weakens law enforcement and erodes crime deterrence in favor of criminal rights over public safety.
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High Court
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan Stone
Stone
OBrien Denounces Shoddy Postal Service Standards
Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBrien warns 650000 postal workers that shoddy service will not be tolerated. He calls for immediate effective action to improve timeliness from collection to delivery and outlines efforts including ZIP codes acceleration of mechanization and long term planning to handle rising mail volumes.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Post Office
Medicare Hopes Rise as July Debut Nears
Editorial notes Medicare readiness as July 1 approaches. Johnson cites faith in the program while outlining White House briefings and AMA seminars to align regulations with decades of expectations. It details dual structure hospital and medical insurance, cost shares, and home health benefits, warning of hospital compliance challenges.
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National Council of Senior Citizens
White House
Rose Garden
Johnson
American Medical Association
Chicago
Social Security Administration
Goats and Cabinets in the Cold War Era Debates
The piece surveys cabinet dynamics from Kennedy to Johnson, noting how decisions often skipped formal cabinet debate. It cites Sen. Scott on goats at Aberdeen, and details the Senate Commerce Committee action to include humane treatment of animals in a laboratory bill. It also previews an upcoming tough auto safety bill and speedier implementation of certain standards.
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Aberdeen
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Senate Commerce
McNamara
Senate
Commerce Committee
Army
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Senate Commerce Committee
Here's to the Red White and Blue A community patriotic collage
A long feature celebrates American symbols and the July Fourth tradition. It notes bell ringing as a revived 1776 commemoration led by Eric Sloane, honoring Independence Day across thousands of towns. The piece also covers local political visits, civic efforts for Vietnam era families, and regional church plans.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Eric Sloane
Sloane
Hawaii
Independence Hall
America
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