Burger Refutes Court Alone Drives Crime Rise View
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says Supreme Court rulings are not sole cause of rising crime rates. In a U S News interview he argues broader factors exist and defends public legal aid while urging court streamlining to ease the nine justices burden. He proposes private arbitration for some cases and English style reforms including smaller juries and penal changes.
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Pessimism Grows as SALT Talks Enter Third Round
U.S. chief SALT negotiator Ambassador Gerard C. Smith expressed pessimism that a treaty would emerge from the third round of disarmament talks in Helsinki. He warned Middle East tensions could negatively affect negotiations while stressing verification over faith in Soviet actions. The talks began November 3 in Helsinki, following a Vienna second round last summer.
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North Vietnam Urges Vigilance Against US Attacks
Hanoi urged heightened vigilance and readiness to use all weapons against attackers in an editorial broadcast via Vietnam News Agency. The North Vietnamese daily Nhan Dan called for standing ready to destroy the enemy by any means, anywhere and anytime.
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Khrushchev claims he ousted Beria in 1953 power struggle
Khrushchev asserts in Life magazine excerpt that he engineered Lavrenti Beria s downfall after Stalin s death. He describes Beria as a butcher and assassin and recounts the deathbed vigil, the Presidium confrontation in June 1953, and Beria s later fate and capture.
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Life expectancy gaps shown in Britannica data
Britannica data indicate average life expectancy in the United States is 67 years for males and 74.2 years for females. The figures appear in the Britannica Book of the Year, reflecting gendered longevity differences.
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