Jury sorting ruled unconstitutional in capital cases
Supreme Court rules automatic juror exclusion for death penalty views unconstitutional. William C. Witherspoon condemned for 1959 Chicago police officer death and the Illinois process was faulted for stacking the jury, though the guilty verdict remains. Justice Stewart leads the majority with four others. Dissents by Black Harlan and White. Douglas disagreed but without full dissent.
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Supreme Court Rules Police Must Identify Before Entering
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that federal officers must announce their identity and purpose before entering a suspect's home even if the door is unlocked. The decision shields home privacy and officer safety, overturning a narcotics conviction of Johnny Sabbath of Los Angeles where guns were drawn. Justice Marshall wrote the opinion. Justice Black dissented.
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Belgrade Students clash with police in protests
About 1,000 students battled riot police in Belgrade yesterday and occupied the university administration building. In a second clash, students set a fire truck aflame and overturned cars as they challenged Tito regime. Police used truncheons and water hoses. witnesses claimed gunfire, denied by officials.
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Khrushchev Makes Surprise Moscow Return To Fair
Former premier Nikita Khrushchev, now an "unperson" in the Soviet Union, visited over a dozen pavilions at the International Household and Services Equipment Exhibition in Moscow. He shook hands, asked many questions, rejected Scotch, drank beer, and avoided the U S exhibit while recalling his 1959 kitchen debate with Richard Nixon.
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