Levi urges studying British police methods for American reform
Atlanta attorney General Edward Levi urged Americans to study English police interrogation practices and their broad court discretion to exclude tainted evidence. He contrasted Britain's internal discipline with the U S exclusionary rule and noted English restraint on wiretapping. The ABA session also addressed abortion homosexuality and press guidelines.
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Houston
Tex
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Kansas City Mayor Says City Is Ready For National Event
Kansas City mayor Charles B. Wheeler, in a 29th floor office under 104 degree heat, asserts the city is up to date and ready as he welcomes delegates to the 31st Republican National Convention. He defends Kansas City heritage and notes the city’s cleanliness compared with eastern and southern regions.
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Herbert Hoover
America
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Vets debate patient rights in ethics conference
At Texas A and M in College Station a national conference on human veterinary ethics will discuss animal patient rights including a vet’s right to refuse euthanasia at an owner’s request. It covers the vet client relationship and reporting behavior across professions.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Texas A&m
James Knight
George Shelton
Belle storms New York and New England in hurricane fury
United Press International reports Hurricane Belle plowed from New York to New England with 90 mph winds, causing four deaths and widespread damage before weakening to a drizzle. Vermont suffered severe flooding and a state of emergency was declared while Connecticut faced major outages. Thunderstorms and an August cool snap affected the region.
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Okla
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Howe files pretrial motions in sex solicitation case
Allan Howe's defense in Salt Lake City filed six pretrial motions Tuesday seeking dismissal on grounds of unconstitutionality and entrapment and citing excessive pretrial publicity. A new trial is set for August 23 with eight jurors requested, plus demands for all case materials and a bill of particulars naming eight arresting officers.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Allan Howe
Third District Court
Dennis Dahl
The
Democrat
Umtali Hit by First Guerrilla Bombardment Since 1972
Black nationalists operating from Mozambique bombarded Umtali in Rhodesia hitting a Catholic Girls Convent and Greenside suburb. Police said 25 minutes of shelling began at 4 15 am from Mozambique with no confirmed casualties.
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UPI
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Umtali
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Donal Lamont
Marimba
Greenside
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