Mitchell blasts smug suburbanites over urban crime stance
Attorney General John N. Mitchell denounced smug suburbanites and parochial state officials for not aiding cities in fighting crime. He urged a coordinated federal state local effort and criticized lack of funding and weak police community relations across urban areas.
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John N. Mitchell
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Federal Bar Association
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Court sets yardstick for federal wiretap evidence
The Supreme Court rules a three part standard for admitting eavesdrop data in espionage and federal cases. Acknowledges safeguards when defendants are direct parties or personal premises are tapped. Reconsiders specific convictions and sends lower court review for espionage and conspiracy cases involving four defendants.
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Court Refuses Delay in Induction of Graduates
The U S Supreme Court declined to pause the induction of five graduate students facing army drafts. Justice Stewart’s temporary stay was left to the full court after the Defense Department argued no pre-induction review rights. Douglas joined in support of a stay while the plaintiffs, from Notre Dame, Case Western and Louisville, argued deferments under 1951 law applied. the case involves 1-A exemptions and pre-induction access.
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Anderson objects to ABM site in Dominguez Hills area
Representative Glenn M. Anderson opposes locating an antiballistic missile site in the Compton Dominguez Hills area citing loss of 300 acres of prime industrial land, job creation, tax revenue, and potential nuclear warhead risks. The ruling also covers Supreme Court actions on national security evidence and several other appeals.
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Compton
Glenn M. Anderson
D-Torrance
Carver Junior High Sit-Down Sparks Citywide Boycott
Police dispersed a 200 student sit down at Carver Junior High triggering trash fires rocks and class disruption. Five students injured and Carver closed as black leaders push for more black administrators amid broader South Los Angeles school tensions and boycotts that hit 80 percent absenteeism at Washington and Jefferson High.
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Los Angeles
Washington and Jefferson
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Smothers Show Future Tied to CBS Dispute Over Content
The Smothers Brothers say their CBS program hinges on resolving a clash over controversial material with the network. A Jan 5 airing was substituted after a delay in tape delivery, with CBS demanding timely review by affiliates.
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Hollywood
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Tom Smothers
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Yachtsman shot by friend at Wilmington Yacht Marina
Bert Butler 47 remained in critical condition after being shot three times by Albert Ashton 51 during a boat hopping party at the Wilmington Marina aboard Butlers Sugar Shack. Ashton jailed on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after the 10 p.m. Sunday incident.
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Eight Strip Disrupts Harvard Dormitory Weekend
A group of eight naked people disrupted a Harvard dormitory laundry in Cambridge over the weekend. The dean of students, Robert Watson, said they appeared Saturday night and then again Sunday night and were dispersed by police after washing their clothes. Authorities did not identify the intruders.
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