Winere Stance on Rights versus Law and Order
The piece argues against detaining 18 men without charges, citing the Constitution and Bill of Rights. It warns that suspicions do not justify arrests and cites historical regimes to stress the danger of suspending due process. It emphasizes that consent of the governed underpins American government.
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Prince Charles seeks a commoner bride for future queen
London reports Prince Charles, heir to the throne, would marry a nonroyal English or Welsh woman if possible, preferring someone English rather than a royal. He cautions that a future queen must be "pretty special" and able to fulfill royal duties. Headlines cite his criteria and the difficulty of choosing.
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Nixon and Trudeau mark St. Lawrence Seaway anniversary
Nixon and Prime Minister Trudeau praised Canadian American friendship during Seaway anniversary ceremonies from Massena New York to Montreal. They called the Seaway a model of cooperation and peace, recalling its 1959 opening and urging continued close ties.
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Hijacker Named In Warrant For United Flight
Federal complaint charges John Girard Marques 31 with hijacking United Airlines DC8 to Cuba with 58 aboard. Plane seized 11 minutes after takeoff from Los Angeles, 15 miles west of Riverside, before landing in Havana. FBI later linked passport found in bag to hijacker and passengers who saw him.
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Denver Jurist Nixes Alderisio Appeal Claim
UPI reports U.S. Dist. Judge Alfred A. Arras denied overturning Felix Alderisio’s conspiracy conviction from 1965. He ruled FBI bugging conversations did not taint evidence. Alderisio remains free on bond while appealing. Co‑conspirators Willie Alderman and Rudy Kolod were also convicted. Kolod has died.
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Accident Study Reveals Factors in Louisiana Holiday Crashes
An in depth study of 49 Louisiana holiday accidents by the American Association finds drivers tended to be in familiar cars and familiar territory near home and not in a hurry. The study shows 60 percent occurred in darkness and alcohol was a factor in 40 percent of cases.
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End of Evans Inquiry Nears Its Conclusions
Subic Bay Philippines reports the Australian and U.S. board of inquiry into the June 3 collision between the destroyer Evans and the carrier Melbourne nearing completion after hearing 78 witnesses. Findings likely blame the Evans for the crash that killed 74 crew, with recommendations pending command decisions on punishment or reprimand.
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House Yields In Welfare Rift
Washington UPI report notes the House voted to end the welfare freeze on federal aid to dependent children, clearing the way for broader funding. The move faces Senate concurrence and a Nixon approval after opposition to the freeze and a push to permanent suspension of duty on crude chicory roots.
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Wheat benefits from warm days cool nights in Canada
Tests at Canada's Agricultural Research Station in Edmonton show wheat grows better where days are warm and nights are cool. Wheat in such areas averages two to three inches taller than in climates with only seven degrees of daily variation.
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