Youth statements barred from trial in multiple murder case
A Wisconsin circuit judge barred statements by 16 year old Harry Hebard in a five count first degree murder case. The court cited Miranda rules requiring that the youth be advised of the right to an attorney before statements are made. The trial remains scheduled for June 3.
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Green Bay
Donald W. Gleason
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Gleason
Harry Hebard
Mandy
Tris
American Motors Leads April Auto Sales Rise
American Motors posted a 14.7 percent year over year gain in April, selling 24,156 cars versus 21,059 in April 1967. Ford, GM, and Chrysler also reported increases, with Chrysler up 8 percent and GM up 0.7 percent. The month’s totals reflect continued industry rebound in 1968.
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AMC
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Hebard
Anj
Scandal Figure Now Housewife In Tel Aviv
Mandy Rice-Davies once linked to London's Profumo scandal runs Mandy's Discotheque in central Tel Aviv with husband Rafi Shauli. The 22 year old Londoner blogs about pregnancy and life in Israel while planning a film role and a Jewish conversion before her baby’s birth. She travels to Britain twice yearly and maintains ties to her former world.
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Mandy Rice-Davies
London
Rafi Shauli
Sha-odly
Israel
Mandy
Britain
England
John D. Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Christine
Major Crimes Rise 27.4 Percent in Minnesota
In the first quarter, Minnesota reported 22 210 felonies versus 17 431 a year earlier. Violent crimes against persons fell 0.7 percent while robberies rose 34.5 percent. Rural areas saw a 43.6 percent increase, with St. Paul up 44.3 percent, Duluth up 24.7 percent, and Minneapolis up 16 percent.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Atty
Douglas M. Head
State Crime Bureau
Duluth
Minneapolis
Rights Commitment Urged By Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a new national commitment to human rights at the African Methodist Episcopal Churches session in Philadelphia. He outlined steps to address urban and rural slums, unemployment, housing decay, disease and ignorance while defending nonviolence and equal rights producing real equality.
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Philadelphia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Government
Transfer of Radio License Approved
The Federal Communications Commission approved WSIS Black River Falls Wisconsin to transfer the license from Falls Communications Inc Robert B Smith for fifty one thousand dollars and four thousand for the real estate.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
WSIS
Black River Falls
Wis
Falls Communications, Inc
Robert B. Smith
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