Douglas explains incorporation of Bill of Rights to states
In a Portland speech Justice William C. Douglas outlines how the Fourteenth Amendment has gradually extended the Bill of Rights to state criminal law. He notes early limitations and highlights Pointer v. Texas as a 1965 example of the right to confront witnesses applying to the states.
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Viet Cong Ambush Foiled by U S Forces Near Saigon
A Viet Cong force of about 2000 attacked a U S armored column used as bait near the Cambodian border. U S planes artillery and troops counterattacked driving the attackers into the jungle with 125 to 200 Communist dead and light American casualties after a four hour battle north of Saigon.
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17Th Parallel
Talks Fail To Break Airline Strike Impasse In Washington
Government mediation brought IAM and airline management together in Washington to resume talks as five chairmen were to join discussions later. Both sides remained far apart on wage hikes holiday pay and living costs, with progress unlikely until all five chairmen arrive for intensive negotiations.
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Bait Troops Sought Fight in Viet Nam Ambush
Pfc Nicholas Nebelski of Brattleboro Vermont said they were looking for a fight as Bravo Troop 1st Infantry Division 4th Cavalry Squadron drove into a 2000 strong Viet Cong ambush 60 miles north of Saigon. The battle lasted four hours with light American casualties and several armored losses. A Chinook helicopter was shot down, wounding two aboard.
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Soviet protest over Haiphong raid near four ships
Moscow said U S air strikes on Haiphong oil depots created a direct threat to Soviet merchant ships and crews. It cited fragments and machine gun fire near the Kuibyshev Sovietsk and Ustiluс during a July 7 strafing, and warned Washington of consequences. U S officials declined immediate comment.
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Weather Outlook With Clouds and Storms Today
Considerable cloudiness with scattered afternoon thundershowers and gusty winds in shower areas. High near 100 and low around 80. Sunrise at 5 30, sunset at 8 00. Yesterday’s high 94 and low 79. Noontime relative humidity 24 percent.
Sullivan Faces Slap At Return Of Mason On TV Show
Comic Jackie Mason offered to drop a 3 million slander suit if TV host Ed Sullivan would invite him back on the show. Mason claimed Sullivan canceled five remaining appearances after alleging obscene gestures on the October 18, 1964 broadcast. New York Supreme Court Justice Aron Steur ruled Mason was not obscene. Mason urged Sullivan to reconcile and return him to the program.
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