Press and Court Clash Over Sheppard Ruling Sparks Debate
A June 6 Supreme Court decision on the Sheppard case draws praise from advocates for press immunity and criticism for curbing crime coverage. Justice Clark argues the ruling sets guidelines to shield juries from pretrial articles, while dissenter Black offers no reason. The piece notes rising concerns that trials protect defendants at society’s expense, with commentary from Memphis and Biloxi editors on rapid reading trends.
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Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
Arthur E. Sutherland
Har- Wirth Law School
Dr. Sheppard
Tom JC. Clark
Sutherland
Montreal
Shepe ‘Pard
Justice Clark
Hugo Black
Tom Clark
Memphis
Tenn
Registration at Emmet Public Schools
Registration for Emmet Public Schools will be held Friday September 2 at 8:30 a.m. Bus routes will run as usual. Regular classes start September 6 and students may attend the school of their choice.
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Emmet Public S‘ools
Presbyterian Youth Service at Presbyterian Church
A special service for young people will be held Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. High school and college students will be special guests. The sermon will be Why Don't You Look Where You Are Going. The men of the church will form the choir and present a special anthem.
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Presbyterian Church
National Guard to Protect King Group Parade
Illinois National Guard to accompany Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and civil rights followers in Cicero on Sunday amid fears of anti Negro hostility. Gov Otto Kerner said troops would be deployed as needed to maintain law and order and prevent property damage or fatalities, with Local officials stating police alone cannot contain threats.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Otto Kerner
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Kerner
School to Get Deed to Old Post Office
At 4 p.m. on August 30 the Department of Health Education and Welfare will convey the former Post Office Building and Site to the Hope School District. The $33 000 property is issued under Section 203K and will be presented at Hope High School Auditorium by Sam G Wynn. James H Jones will accept on behalf of the district to use as a multi purpose center for education services including a book depository counseling testing and in service training. The conveyance carries an 80 percent public benefit allowance with the district paying 20 percent for twenty years, after which title becomes unrestricted.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Hope
Hope High School
Sam G. Wynn
James H. Jones
Governor's Father Dies at Age 78
John Samuel Faubus, 78, father of Gov. Orval E. Faubus, died in a Huntsville hospital after a long Hodgkins’ Disease battle. A liberal Democrat, he worked as timber man and farmer and valued education through reading. Services set for 10 am Friday at St. Paul’s school gym, burial in Combs cemetery. born Oct 24, 1887.
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Huntsville
Ark
John Samuel Faubus
Orval E. Faubus
Sam Faubus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Gov. Faubus
St. Paul's School
Combs
Why wives puzzle husbands on their 50th anniversary
New York AP writer HAL BOYLE compiles an informal poll of husbands about their wives greatest mysteries. The responses range from shoe kicking at cocktail parties to why wives keep old love letters and prefer candlelit dinners, all highlighting the strange, endearing puzzle of marriage.
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Hal Boyle
New York
RFK Targeting Johnson Tangles Los Angeles Mayor
Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty charged Robert F Kennedy with trying to destroy friends to aid his own presidential bid. He made the claim after a Washington appearance and a tense Senate hearing clash with Kennedy and Senator Ribicoff, while Kennedy expressed regret over Yorty’s comments. Yorty had previously shifted party lines in 1960 and supported Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Yorty
United States of America
Senate
Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Congress
Johnny Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Girl Charged With Murder in Infant Death
Brenda Brandon, 17, of Springdale, Arkansas, is charged with first degree murder in the death of her four week old daughter. Deputy prosecutor Bass Trumbo filed the charge after the infant's body was found in bushes near a cemetery. Brandon is being held in Fayetteville city jail. Sheriff Arthur Davidson said she reported the baby had been kidnapped and later directed officers to the body.
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Springdale
Ark
Brenda Brandon
Bass Trumbo
Fayetteville
Trumbo
Arthur Davidson
Washington County
Daevidson
Wreck Leaves Driver Dead Near El Dorado
Harold Lee Murphy 24 of El Dorado died in a hospital in Little Rock from injuries after a May 22 single car crash on the old Callon highway one half mile north of El Dorado.
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Little Rock
Harold Lee Murphy
EL Dorado
Callon Highway
State Marine Killed in War
Conway Arkansas AP Marine Lance Cpl James Stone 22 of Conway killed in action in Vietnam last Sunday family notified Wednesday son of Mr and Mrs James W Stone of Conway and survived by his widow Mrs Sharon J Stone of North Little Rock
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Conway, Ark
James |. Stone
Conway
Viet Nam
James W. Stone
Sharon J. Stone
North Little Rack
Black Power Fascination Grips Harlem Youths At Forum
AP analysis notes about 500 teens and young adults at Harlem's First Corinthian Baptist Church rallying to praise black power. Stokely Carmichael, 25, urged unity to disrupt the country, denouncing U S involvement in Vietnam and calling some soldiers black mercenaries. Audience reaction ran strong with chants and applause.
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Austin Scott New York
Harlem
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Chicago
Haryou-Act
Antipoverty Agency
Carmichael
Los Angeles
Mississippi
U.S
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Viet Nam
McKissick
New York City
William Booth
Busy Day on Tap for Lunar Orbiter
A busy day was planned for Lunar Orbiter with transmission of a Tuesday earth image to Goldstone California and photo graphing potential astronaut landing sites on the moon. The mission aims to show the terminator with gradual shading due to Earth's atmosphere. The craft has exposed 114 film frames, half from high resolution and half from standard resolution lenses.
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Hampton
Lunar Orbiter
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Deep Space
Goldstone
Calif
Attorneys Seek Stay of Bailey Execution in Arkansas
Lawyers petitioned Arkansas Supreme Court to halt Luther Bailey's September 2 execution. Bailey, a Black man from Woodson, has spent ten years on death row at Tucker Prison after being convicted in 1955 for raping a white Little Rock woman and pursuing a Pulaski County new trial.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Luther Bailey
Woodson
Tucker Prison
Bailey
Pulaski
Hurricane Faith Aims At Eastern Caribbean Islands
Hurricane Faith moved west at up to 90 mph across the tropical Atlantic threatening Dominica Guadeloupe and Marie Galante. Evacuations were ordered for about 375000 residents as forecasters warned of dangerous winds and heavy rain while San Juan placed Puerto Rico on hurricane watch.
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Kay Bartlett
Miami
Fla
Faith
Atlantic
Caribbean
San Juan
P.R
Weather Bureau
Dominica
Guadeloupe
Marie Gallente
Island
Puerto Rico
Military to induct 100000 rejects annually in rehab plan
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announced at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New York that 100,000 military rejects will be inducted each year into a salvaged program. The plan aims to place these men in advanced education and medical facilities within the armed forces.
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Defense
Robert McNamara
New York City
Johnson calls for reserves in defense bill fight
AP News Digest notes President Johnson warning of reservist calls in defense appropriations and Democrats’ stance while Dirksen voices dissent. It cites global events from de Gaulle’s Vietnam tour to UN reforms, and domestic issues from Apollo tests to civil rights confrontations in Cicero. The item weaves a broad snapshot of 1963 era tensions and policy debates with multiple named entities and regions.
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AP News
Vietnam
Red China
Wou Iy
Johnson
China
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Viet Nam
Washington
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
United Nations
World Court
South-West Africa
Highway projects and local notices from Hope area
resurfacing on Highway 4 between Hope and Ozan at 89,800 dollars and four concrete bridges on Highway 195 between DeAnn and Marlbrook at 15,000 dollars. Verger and Cope High bookstore hours. Margaret Nolkind to retire August 31. 83rd Infantry Division Thunderbolt Group manhunt for 25,000 former members urged to write Larry Redmond in Havertown. weather notes and Marine Sgt Raylond Gray promotion. Hope Rotary News commentary on teaching methods.
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Arkansas Highway Department
Hope
Ozan
DeAnn
Marlbrook
83Rd
Thunderbolt
Tvil
Uged
Larry Red
Raylond Gray
Tom 3. Gray
Washington, Hope, Ark
Marine
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Set
Gray
Marines
Heaviest Air Raids of War Unleashed
AP reports the United States conducted 146 combat missions over North Viet Nam, the most in the war, while ground fighting continued in South Viet Nam. Marines clashed with North Vietnamese regulars, claiming 186 enemy dead, as overall war fatalities and troop levels rose with elections looming.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
North
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Navy
U;62
De Gaulle Plans Major Speech in Cambodia
President Charles de Gaulle began a world trip with a state visit to Phnom Penh, where leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk opposes U.S. policy in Vietnam. de Gaulle is to give four major speeches advocating Vietnam neutrality and unity. He has previously criticized U.S. policy but appeared restrained during his Soviet visit last spring. He travels with his wife aboard an American-built DC–3 set on the 22nd anniversary of Paris Liberation.
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Stephens Broening
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
Viet Nam
U.S
Soviet Union
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