Detention Camp Law Disputed in Congress Clash
Washington lawmakers debate the 1950 Emergency Detention Act and ways to curb abuse while preserving lawful authority. Supporters insist the act applies only in insurrection or war, with safeguards to prevent arbitrary detentions. Opponents warn of potential use against protesters and black rioters.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
United States
Internal Security Committee
Spark M. Matsunaga
Hawaii
America
Matsunaga
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
Vides
Hy Otven
United Stas
Benry
Court Docket summary of public offenses and fines
City docket lists Mike Archer and others for drinking in public with cash bonds. Johnnie Johnson Melvin Stewart Jefferson Gilkie and others charged with drunkenness plea guilty fined amounts from 16.50 to 306.50. Several no driver’s license cases forfeiting bonds, driving while intoxicated pleads guilty, speeding improper parking and stop sign violations with varying bonds. Also mentions concealed weapon carrying, minor alcohol possession, escaped charges dismissed, and misc traffic and administrative violations with bond forfeitures and fines.
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Mike Archer
Johnnie Johnson
Melvin Stewart
Jefferson Gilkie
K.C. Montgomery
David Garcia
Donna Kay Keen
Monroe Moore
Owen Morrison
Riley Lee Newberry
Mike Singard
Wayne Smith
Robert McClure
Wm. A. Gipson
William Hays Bain
John D. Kelly, Jr
Venson O. Huckabee
Eugene Collums
Mike Sinyard
Anthony Ray Martin
Lee Dale Morrison
J.D. Roach
Wm. A. Gibson
John H. Lowe
Terry L. Hairr
Thomas E. Kelly
Lee Dell Morrison
Chas
Willie Stuart
Michael G. Crowley
Laverne K. Darwin
Andrew L. Duffie
Lowell P. Grimsley
James E. Walters
James L. May
Fred Knox
Richard L. Harris
Grant L. Franks
Merl C. Peisley
Donald D. Swanson
Jerry Shambaugh
Cattle van, Inc
Dwight Gattis
Norton Ramsey
Don Stone
Tyner Equipment Co
Burge Trucking Co
ACC
Adam Ethridge
Harold K. Meshell
Win. E. Reardon
Lenza U Sampson
Medina Trial Is Questioned By Army Prosecutor Testimony
A pretrial hearing at Fort McPherson considers possible improper command influence in bringing Capt. Ernest Medina to trial for My Lai killings. Army prosecutor Aubrey Daniel and six others are ordered to testify Monday. Defense seeks dismissal, alleging conspiracy by high-ranking officers to secure Medina's trial.
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Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
FT. Mcpherson
Aubrey Daniel
Army
William L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Medina
Montrose
Colo
My Lai
Calley
Kenneth Howard
Daniel
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Washington, D.C
Portsmouth
Albert O. Connor
3Rd Army
Hutto
Cailey
Maj
William Eckhardt
Col
Wilson Freeman
Sgt
Ctp
Police Oppose Arkansas Drug Law Change
Hot Springs Arkansas AP Chief of Police Hollis Spencer of Fayetteville new president of the Arkansas Law Enforcement Officers Association says the state drug control law passed this year by the General Assembly is flawed and hard to enforce on the University of Arkansas campus He notes first offense marijuana or hard drugs should be a felony not a misdemeanor and says penalties are too weak The campus drug problem is similar to other U S campuses.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hollis Spencer
Fayetteville
Arkansas Law Enforcement Officers Association
Hollis
Melvin DeLong
General Assembly
University of Arkansas
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