Defense Lawyers and Police Probes in Supreme Court Spotlight
Chicago attorney Barry L. Birrell argues before the American Bar Association that defense counsel must aid suspects' rights and aid police by securing full case information. He cites Escobedo and Miranda as shaping the duty to provide effective assistance, not simply advising clients to remain silent.
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Smoking Quit Method By Breath Hold Hopes To Help
Hayden L Mees of the University of Oregon reports a new quit smoking approach. When craving a cigarette a smoker imagines lighting one and inhales then holds breath up to 30 seconds. Early tests show reduced desire, though data are limited and reasons unclear. Further testing is hoped.
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Hayden L. Mees
University of Oregon
Mees
Mayer diet shift promises meals on demand
Harvard nutrition professor Jean Mayer suggests fat people eat when hungry rather than at fixed meals, while keeping total calories steady. The plan aims to curb binge eating and reduce cravings, yet it still centers on cutting overall intake.
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Harvard
Prof
Jean Mayer
Speck Case Faces Supreme Court Watchful After Murders
Richard Speck's arrest followed the mass killing of eight student nurses in Chicago. Police faced new limits on questioning under Supreme Court rules, while Flanagan weighed protecting Speck's rights against punishment. The case raised debates over insanity pleas and the fate of the Dallas drifter. Speck, 25, may pursue an insanity defense as authorities guard him at a hospital.
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United States Supreme Court
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Flanagan
Supreme Court
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Corazon Amarao
Mary Ann Jordan
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Civil rights for all the people and unions
David Lawrence argues that civil rights should apply to all Americans including travelers affected by airline strikes. He calls for anti monopoly laws and industry wide bargaining limits, claiming unions use financial power to influence elections and urging separate bargaining to curb wage fixing and protect free competition.
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Opinion on killer’s motive and harm to public trust
Psychiatrist Ed ward Kelleher describes the killer as a sexual psychopath driven by planning not impulse. He warns the felon’s acts have silenced the watchdog and underscores enduring harm to society regardless of punishment.
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Edward Kelleher
Questioning Justice Douglas’s Fitness Sparks Capitol Hill Debate
A public call for a probe into Justice William O. Douglas grows on Capitol Hill. Alabama’s George Andrews and Mississippi’s Thomas Abernethy urge impeachment or resignation over his four marriages. Congressmen also discuss possible constitutional fixes for removing judges. Douglas, 67, wed a 23 year old cocktail waitress described as tomboy after a swift romance.
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William C. Douglas
Abernethy
Paul Findley
Illinois
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Congressman Abernethy Reveals Photo of Justice Douglas Romance
Congressman Abernethy showed a House photo of Justice Douglas with his young bride sipping a martini. A quoted remark claimed the romance “was launched over a Scotch and soda” as Abernethy noted the start “could hardly have begun any other way.”
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Controversy Over Justice Douglas Marriage Sparks Debate
The anonymous home wedding of a Justice 44 years his junior shocks observers who deem casual remarriage improper. Critics say such conduct undermines the High Court and poses questions about justice amid concerns from Congressman Andrews about alleged cruelty in the Justice's marriages.
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Douglas
Bargain Hunters Throng Weather Affected Sale Night
Dave Regan notes a crowded sale despite heat and humidity as a local organization urges ticket purchases for the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus. The Humane Association benefits from advance sales and reminds readers of its animal welfare mission. Don Penrod Davis, Armco employee, awaits open heart surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. readers are asked to offer encouragement during recovery.
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Penrod) Davis
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Flier Who Escaped Death Aids Japanese Mission in Japan
The article recounts Sgt. Jacob De Shazer, a Doolittle raid airman saved from death in a Chinese prison, his postwar life as a missionary in Japan, and the war crimes trial of Japanese officers. It notes the prayer vision guiding him to peace and the lenient sentences given to the accused.
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Ryuhei Okada
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Seattle Pacific College
Japan
Col. Glines
Engineers at California plant program computer to schedule work
The piece notes engineers at a California aircraft plant programming a computer to schedule tasks for itself and other machines. It adds a flash about the revolving bookcase invented by the Chinese, claims it was the first circulating library, and comments on weather and agriculture with a humorous aside about soil heating and fodder.
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