Supreme Court Won't Review Chicago Negroes' Zoning Claim
The Supreme Court declined to hear Green Street Association and 127 No Gro residents' suit alleging the $18 million federal city urban renewal plan creates a no Negro buffer zone. The circuit court dismissal stands. Justice Douglas dissented.
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Supreme Court expands police power to seize evidence
The Supreme Court in an 8-1 decision rejects the 1921 rule that mere evidence differs from other seized items. The ruling allows police to seize evidence from a suspect’s home even when not in hot pursuit, broadening Fourth Amendment application. The decision marks a major shift in search and seizure law.
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Supreme Court
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Court Invalidates California Proposition 14 Housing Rule
The court struck down Proposition 14 as unconstitutional, affirming the 1966 California Supreme Court ruling. The 1964 voter approved amendment gave owners absolute discretion in housing sales and rentals, erasing laws banning racial or religious discrimination by brokers and owners.
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Supreme Court
California
California Supreme Court
Powell Awaits High Court Ruling On Seating Fight
The Supreme Court on Monday denied Powell's plea to fast track review of his suit claiming improper exclusion from the House seat. The court will await a ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals before deciding whether to hear the case, as Powell persists against House leaders after dismissal by Judge George Hart.
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Supreme Court
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House
U.S. District Court
George Hart
3600 Air Force Officers To Extend Duty Watches
The Air Force says up to 3700 officers from colonel rank down will extend duty to satisfy needs amid Vietnam War demands. The Pentagon notes transfers from desk roles back to flying and potential retirement or resignation delays of up to a year as officers are kept longer in service.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
Lindbergh Law to be reviewed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear the appeal of a Connecticut ruling that the Lindbergh kidnapping law is unconstitutional. Judge William H. Timbers ruled the law restricts the right to a jury trial, noting the death penalty requires jury recommendation, while nonjury trials allow life or long terms.
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USS Kennedy Obsolete Says Solon
Rep. Chet Holifield says the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy is obsolete and not nuclear powered. He blames Defense Secretary McNamara Navy officials and Congress for approving the ship's oil propulsion and obsolescence.
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Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
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North America Wins Big to Lift Bridge Championship Hopes
In Miami Beach North America defeated France 17 to 3 and Italy 16 to 4 to rise from third to second place. Thailand beat Venezuela 16 to 4 to move into fourth. After seven of 15 rounds Italy leads with 73, North America 68, France 67, Thailand 43, Venezuela 29.
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Italy
North America
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Venezuela
Cuba Fails To Exploit Defection Of Pearce
Speculation grows in Miami over Cuba not leveraging the defection of AWOL U S Army Maj Richard Harwood Pearce the highest ranking military defector of the Cold War Pearce and his son arrived in Havana on May 14 and have since been seen at the Havana Libre Hotel while Granma published a note May 24 stating he left the United States for conscience reasons Pearce who was a top aide to Lt Gen Thomas Dunn at Ft Sam Houston reportedly remains uncontactable and his family seeks his return through the Swiss Embassy in Havana while the State Department confirms efforts to bring the boy back and cites family explanations of the split.
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Fla
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Havana Hilton
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John C. Mitchell
Houston
Tex
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Washington
Thomas Dunn
4Th Army
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Gun Shop Explosion Kills 6 at Shooters Paradise
SHAMOKIN DAM Pa AP an explosion at Shooters Paradise gun shop killed six people and injured eight. Eye witness Faye Shuman described the blast as making the ground tremble flames engulfed the shop and a woman who died on the highway. Victims named include Evelyn Gusky Donald F Hane Jack Lahr Wendell Herbs Joseph Dicinque and Anthony Dicinque. Fire chief put damages at 150000 the initial blast triggering the fire with a second blast 20 minutes later. Police say a pistol test firing by Hane sparked the explosion.
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Evelyn Gusky
Shamokin
Donald F. Hane
Pennsylvania
Jack Lahr
Treverton
Wendell Herbs
Sunbury
Joseph Dicinque
Royersford
Quakers Ousted From Treasury Over Vietnam Aid
Seven Quakers were forcibly removed from the Treasury Department after refusing to leave at closing. The group protested the Treasury's denial to license medical shipments to North Vietnam and the freeze on 1400 in Vietnam relief funds stored in two Philadelphia banks.
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North Vietnam
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Treasury Department
White House
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Philadelphia
Toledo Bank Hit For $72,000
Two men robbed a West Side Toledo bank at a busy shopping center on Monday shaking loose 72000 in cash after a shotgun discharged during the holdup. Four people were lightly wounded by the blast as police revised the earlier loot figure and investigated the incident.
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