Defense attorney cites right to counsel in police interrogations
Joan J Flynn addressed the American Trial Lawyers Criminal Defense Seminar at the Sahara Hotel. Flynn spearheaded a Supreme Court ruling on kidnapping and rape convictions that limited police tactics in obtaining confessions. The decision reaffirmed the right to counsel during interrogation and spurred later cases protecting the right to silence from arrest.
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Annexation talk flares as Las Vegas weighs Strip study
Officials hire former city planner Franklin Bills to update feasibility work on annexing the Las Vegas Strip before spring elections. The piece argues consolidation could cut duplicate services and reduce deficits, noting possible gains for taxpayers under a single governing body and unified police and fire services. It reflects on past annexation attempts and political maneuvering at city and county levels.
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Las Vegas
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Miners Trapped in West Virginia Shaft Near Rescue
Rescue workers in Hominy Falls WV closed to 250 feet of 15 trapped miners as pumps battled rising water. Officials warned no live recovery expected for remaining entombed men, while two survivors linked with the group via a shaft path to aid the rescue.
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Yanks Fight Toe-To-Toe In Saigon
In Saigon, American troops clashed with hundreds of Viet Cong in street fighting near the Y bridge area. U S jets and helicopters bombed Viet Cong positions as civilians were killed and wounded by a mortar shell near the central market. Lt Col Anthony Deluca said the Communists were still attempting to enter the city despite mounting losses.
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Governor Laxalt warns Kennedy threat to Nevada gaming
Nevada Governor Paul Laxalt contends Senator Kennedy would pose a distinct threat to the state and its multi million dollar gambling industry if elected president. He recalls Kennedy as attorney general pursuing a vendetta and possible illegal bugging of Las Vegas gamblers, citing a 1966 state report. Kennedy denies anti gambling aims, saying he would not impose views on Nevadans.
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Peace Teams Adopt Rules For Session
In Paris US and North Vietnam officials met and agreed to open formal talks between full delegations. The one hour forty five minute session narrowed to technical details as groundwork for Viet Nam peace talks. Cyrus Vance called the meeting very satisfactory with a second procedural session planned at 10:30 a.m. in the French Foreign Ministry conference center.
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Violence appears as Poor People's March grows
The Poor People’s March on Washington gains momentum with about 2,700 participants. A Boston man, Josef Mrot Mroz, 53, was stabbed in the arm while at his car amid coverage of the event. The march is led by Ralph Abernathy of the SCLC and seeks government funding to fight poverty as federal and city officials finalize encampment plans near the National Mall.
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Quick-Thinking Passenger Halts Bus After Gunman Kills Driver
In Lexington North Carolina a gunman fatally shot a Greyhound bus driver. A brave passenger seized the wheel and steered the vehicle to a safe stop, saving about 40 riders. The assailant was restrained until police arrived.
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N. C
Paris Clashes Between Police And Students Leave Many Injured
Paris police and about 3 500 Left Bank students clashed in the fiercest fighting of the week. Molotovs and bricks flew as tear gas grenades and high pressure hoses were used directly into student ranks. Bridges were closed and thousands of protesters paralyzed the city while a bus driver was killed and several passengers wounded in the chaos.
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Washington- Hanoi
Vietnam
Second Heart Transplant In France Fails
In Montpellier France Joseph Reynes a 65 year old salt factory worker died 58 hours after receiving a new heart in France second transplant operation He died about an hour after Dr Eric Negre who performed the operation said his condition was hopeless, authorities reported.
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France
UPI
Erie- Joseph Reynes
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