Burger Places Clear Law Before Precedent
The article reports a Warren court protest as five opinions split a 6 2 decision on when an arrested person must be provided free counsel. Justice Brennan argues counsel is required at magistrate hearings a critical stage. Burger counters no constitutional “critical event” exists. Burger asserts independence from the Warren era, pledging strict construction and Constitution over precedents.
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Warren Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Burger
Supreme Court
Alabama
Bruno Bettleheim
Current Ladies Home Journal
University of Chicago
Bettleheim
Dr. Bettleheim
International Humanities Conference Opens in London
The National Council of Teachers of English hosts the First International Conferences on the Humanities in London with a study tour to Oxford the Aegean and a Greece Italy itinerary. The program aims to broaden teachers exposure and end classroom instruction through cross national dialogue.
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Hermann Goering
Isaac Stern
Erasmus
National Endowment For
London
National Council of Teachers of English
Oxford
Greece
Italy
Britain Faces Nuclear Crossroads as Common Market Talks Open
Britain receives invitation to join first talks in Luxembourg and will send a ministerial delegation to Brussels on July 21. Analysts warn of a slow start with substantive negotiations likely by mid October as Ireland Norway and Denmark compete for entry while a price tag and benefits remain uncertain.
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London
Britain
United Kingdom
Luxembourg
Brussels
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
Austria
Finland
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Warlord’s Vast Profits From Laos Logging and Prostitution
A confidential AID field report alleges General Kouprasith Abhay profits from teak logging near Vientiane and from supplying prostitutes to a US financed dam project at Nam Ngum. Abhay uses a private army to control lands, evict peasants, and keep Pathet Lao at bay with US supplied troops.
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Washington
Kouprasith Abhay
Vientiane
Mekong
Thailand
U.S
Agency For International Development
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
Les Whitten
Souvanna Phouma
Abhay
Pathet Lao
Lao Timber Society
Placid
Law
AID
Nam Ngum
Prostitution Dilemma in Absent Nation Ties and Textile Trade Row
The report describes a dam area in General Abhay’s domain where prostitution spread venereal disease amid contractor aid and military resistance to official reform. Separately Secretary Stans and Japanese Minister Miyazawa failed to curb textile imports, with talks on voluntary limits collapsing and a push toward protectionist legislation.
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Maurice Stans
Kiichi A
Stans
Miyazawa
Nixon
Okinawa
Sato
Japan
U.S
Strom Thurmond
High Point to Ease School Integration Transition
Presidential assistant Robert J. Brown visits High Point twice this week to urge cooperation as a unitary school system is set to be implemented under a Federal Court decree. The article notes Brown’s national role and calls for unity to protect public schools and prevent discord.
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Robert J. Brown
Nixon
High Point
Robert Brown
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