Supreme Court ruling frees admitted killers and rapists
The Miranda decision limits prosecutors use of confessions. Cases across the country see suspects freed or retried as safeguards are enforced. Jose Suarez and others walk free while lawmakers mull constitutional amendments and new interrogation rules.
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New York
Supreme Court
Presidential Crime Commission
Senate Judiciary
Taft
Jose Suarez
Ernest A. Miranda
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl Warren
Miranda
Michael Kern
New York State Supreme Court
Suarez
Kern
Animal Kingdom
Paul Wightman
Fifth Day Milk Holders Press On With No Price Rise
Fifth day of a 25 state milk holding action sees farmers united for higher dairy pay, with incidents of milk tank punctures, shortages, and price wars. NFO leaders vow no production without price increases, while some areas report only modest or no price gains.
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Chicago
Tennessee
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
St. Louis
St. Louis Sanitary Milk Producers Association
Omaha
Clarion County
New Bethlehem
Lowell Bliss
Don Young
Indiana
Ohio
NFC
Wendell Waltz
Pocahontas Examined as Bigamist and Alias User
The U S Travel Service says Pocahontas was a bigamist who used many aliases and did not save John Smith. She married John Rolfe without divorcing her Algonquin husband, was called Matoaka Rebecca and Lady Rebecca, and died of smallpox in England on March 10 1617 with her gravesite now unclear after church renovations.
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New York
Pocahontas
John Smith
U.S. Travel Service
U.S. Department of Commerce
Pocahontas m
John Rolfe
Rebecca
King James’ Court
Smith
New World
Travel Service
England
Gravesend Church
London
Post Office Dept Faces Catastrophe in Testimony
Washington AP The Post Office Department faces a clash with catastrophe and mail swindlers. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien warned the department risks losing both races as facilities lag and mail volume surges. He urged a $6.6 billion budget for next year and noted possible rate increases. Inspector Henry B. Montague said mail fraud brings about $100 million yearly with rising technical schemes like chain referrals and medical frauds.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Lawrence F. O’brien
House Appropriations Committee
Chicago
Henry B. Montague
Duke of Bedford Finds Original Van Dyck Portrait
The Duke of Bedford learned a painting thought to be a copy is the original double portrait of Lord Digby and Sir William Russel. Restorer's work revealed Flemish master's signature. Valuation estimated at over 75,000 pounds.
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London
Duke of Bedford
van Dyke
Lord Digby
William Russel
War policy clash on Guam meeting raise Vietnam pressure
Senate leaders discuss escalating Vietnam action after the Guam conference. Mansfield and Fulbright anticipate added American troops in the Mekong Delta, while Humphrey and others argue focus is on postwar planning. Javits notes Kennedy Kennedy tensions and the National Committee warns of possible party fragmentation.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Guam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mekong
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward W. Brooke
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Time Magazine
Europe
National Committee For
Congress
Democratic Party
Shaw Relaxes In A Hospital As Kennedy Conspiracy Probe Continues
Clay L. Shaw rests in Southern Baptist Hospital New Orleans amid a pending bill of information for conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy. District Attorney Jim Garrison plans to file the bill this week as he builds toward Shaw's trial. no date set.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Dallas
Shaw
Southern Baptist Hospital
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Perry Russo
Clem Bertrand
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Vernon Bundy Jr
Illness Strikes In Red China Reports CNA
CNA reports outbreaks of meningitis and encephalitis across Communist China with health authorities rushing medical teams to epidemic areas including Shanghai Canton and multiple provinces such as Heilungkiang Kirin Hupeh Shansi Shantung Honan Anhwei Chekiang Hunan Kwangtun Szechwan Tsinghai and Inner Mongolia.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Central News Agency
Shanghai
Canton
Heilungkiang
Kirin
Hupeh
Shansi
Shantung
Honan
Anwhei
Chekiang
Hunan
Kwangtun
Szechwan
Tsinghai
Inner Mongolia
Djibouti clashes as France suppresses pro independence protest
French troops and armored vehicles moved into Djibouti's Somali quarter after a referendum favored remaining linked to France. At least three Africans were killed as police dispersed demonstrators, leaders of the Pro-independence Party Movement were arrested, and a dusk to dawn curfew was ordered amid riots and barricades.
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Dennis Neeld
Djibouti
French Somaliland
France
Moussa Idris
Territorial Assembly
Louis Saget
Africa
Half Food Wasted In India Says FAO Report
Rome AP FAO reports India wastes half its food due to rats birds and insects. World average pest loss is at least 20 percent with Asia Africa and Latin America most affected. In India losses equal roughly twice its national budget. storage and transport post harvest drive much waste. Even the US loses 5.3 million tons to rats annually, about three percent of production.
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Rome
India
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Asia
Africa
Latin America
FAO
Far East
United States
U.S
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