Court Confession Limits Not Retroactive Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held the new confession limits do not apply retroactively. Chief Justice Warren wrote the decision affecting cases begun after the ruling while extending the Esocbedo counsel ruling to trials after June 22, 1964. The Mississippi removal decision and civil rights removal ruling were also outlined.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
High Court
New Jersey
Camden
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Sylvester Johnson
Stanley Cassidy
Warren
Escobedo
Stewart
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Byron White
Atlanta
U.S. District Court
Dodd Hearing Bars 4000 Documents From Evidence
The Senate Ethics Committee barred copies of more than 4,000 documents removed from Sen. Thomas J. Dodd s office as evidence in its misconduct inquiry. Chairman Sen. John Stennis noted many allegations arose from those papers and they are too stigmatized to be used. The panel begun private sessions and may hear public testimony on Dodd s ties to Julius Klein and West German business interests.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Bipartisan
John Stennis
D-Miss
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Julius Klein
Chicago
Pearson and Anderson
Connecticut
Democrat
DFL Re Elects George Farr As Chairman
George Farr was re elected state chairman of the Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor party for two years without opposition at the DFL convention in Minneapolis. Betty Kane also drew a second two year term as state chairwoman. Farr and Kane backed Lt. Gov A M Keith in the governor endorsement feud. Several Keith allies were chosen for top party posts as the convention recessed after a long endorsement battle.
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George Farr
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer-Labor Party
Betty Kane
Golden Valley
Farr
Robert Hess
Marilyn Gorlin
Keith
Arthur Naftalin
Robert Short
Gerald Christenson
Lawrence Yetka
Donald Risk
Robert MacGregor
Lee Vann
Short
Yetka
George Scott
Earl Gustafson
Robert Latz
Jack Omodet
Paul Skjervold
Robert Hanson
Clint Wyant
Clyne Olson
Curtis Warnke
Louis Marry
J. G. Dooley
Ted Arens
Keith Wins Endorsement After 20 Ballots in Minnesota
Lt. Gov. A. M. Sandy Keith sealed the Minnesota DFL endorsement for governor after 20 ballots and 30 hours of debate, defeating incumbent Karl Rolvaag who flew to Cincinnati. Keith led 759 to 356 on the final ballot, setting up a potential primary contest as Republicans prepare to nominate in September.
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A. M
Sandy) Keith
Minnesota
DFL
Keith
Karl F. Rolvaag
UPI
Humphrey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Worker Stung To Death By Wasps On Hedge Trimming
Miami AP report says 55 year old Will Parks died after a wasp attack while trimming a hedge. The construction worker collapsed about five minutes after he was stung, authorities said.
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Miami
Fla
Will Parks
De Gaulle Opens Moscow Visit Aims for European Security
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Moscow for an 11 day trip with talks expected on European security and the German question. Podgorny Kosygin greet him as Moscow emphasizes East West bonds and potential new scientific cultural agreements.
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U.S.S.R
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Ky Tightens Hold On Hue As Election Set For Sept 1
Saigon AP reports Premier Ky's forces tighten control of Hue and seal the hospital room of monk Tri Quang amid hunger strike while Ky pushes toward promised civilian elections on Sept 11. US forces engage near Tuy Hoa as B52 strikes resume northwest of Saigon. Viet Cong attack Hue and Chu Lai area. security tight in Hue as Tri Quang remains confined.
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Chu Lai
U.S
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Tu Dam
Trn Quang
Monk
Msgr Kundinger Services Set With Pontifical Mass
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Kundinger, Cathedral rector, died suddenly Saturday. Services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral with a Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass led by Bishop F. W. Freking. Burial planned in Auburndale after a Wednesday 11 a.m. Mass. Friends may call Monday 2 to 10 p.m. at the Cathedral.
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St. Joseph the Workman
F. W. Freking
Auburndale
Msgr
Kundinger
Sierra Leone Opens First Military Academy
The West African nation of Sierra Leone unveiled its first military academy this week, a project built with aid from Israel and inaugurated by Prime Minister Sir Albert Margai.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Israel
Albert Margai
Newsboy’s Death Ruled Hit And Run Case In Superior
The battered body of 14 year old Michael Fisher, a newspaper carrier, was found in a roadside ditch in a secluded Superior area. Police Chief Charles Bernard ordered an autopsy and sent the boy’s clothing to the FBI lab for analysis.
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Charles Bernard
Michael Fisher
FBI
Michael
Duluth
Kennedy Backs Johnson for 1968 Reelection
Senator Robert F. Kennedy declares support for President Johnson in 1968 and plans only a Senate run in 1970. He spoke at Kennedy Airport after a two week overseas trip through Africa and Europe, with his wife Ethel. Kennedy urged restraint on Viet Nam policy while praising church leaders and South Africa’s progress against apartheid.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
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East Africa
Athens
Rome
Ethel
New York Democrat
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Viet Nam
Africa
United States
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