Dual Edges Seen In Court Ruling On Self Incrimination
Law enforcement officials greet the Supreme Court ruling as a new limit on police questioning alongside the Esco bedo precedent. Dissenters call the decision dangerous yet the ruling strengthens Fifth Amendment protection by delaying compelled testimony and pushes the burden of proof to the state. Police work grows harder as a result.
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Supreme Court
Escobedo
High Court
Sharp
Harlan
What's Going On in Red China as Mystery Game
The piece notes a popular indoor metaphor about who will succeed Mao Tse tung in China. It suggests a purge hints at a possible junta within the Communist party and predicts little change in Red China behavior. The game of guessing leadership will continue as a mystery.
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Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Communist Party
Should the United Nations admit tiny nations as members
The piece argues for a clear rule on UN membership for small states. It cites Maldive Islands' 97 000 population admission and notes Pitcairn Island as an extreme, urging that drawing a line is essential to avoid ludicrously small nations joining.
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United Nations
U.N
Maldive Islands
Indian Ocean
Pacific
Pitcairn
Jim Bishop Wheels Within The Psychiatrist
The interview with Dr. Lester Keiser, 44, once from Philadelphia, details psychiatry as knowledge and control, not mystique. He discusses origins of the field, fears in patients, and his approach in Hollywood Florida, noting dynamic analysis and environmental factors in mental health.
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Lester Keiser
Keiser
Mifflin St
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Florida
Keisers
Menninger
Noyes
Strecker
Burlingame
Relk
Richard Hoffmann
New York
Philadelphia Psychoanastic Institute
United States
America
Russia Must Be Taught that U S Won't Bow on Viet Nam
Washington reports that the Soviet government demands U S withdrawal from Viet Nam as a condition for any disarmament pact. Senator Joseph S Clark warns the Kremlin has shifted to a hard line and values opposing American policy over nuclear talks. Secretary Rusk says U S troops stay until peace. Moscow's stance risks blocking progress at the Geneva 17 nation disarmament talks.
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Washington
Geneva
Viet Nam
Moscow
Rusk
United States
NATO Hour Of Peril Or Peace What Next For NATO
John Chamberlain surveys NATO's hour of peril amid de Gaulle's moves toward Moscow and Eastern European discomfort with moving NATO HQ to Belgium. He weighs Tito's anti military stance, Romanian reactions, and Western strategy post Cold War while noting recent hearings and a Random House study arguing NATO decline and new European policy. The piece questions whether dissolving NATO spurs Western risk or reduces East West tension, recalling 1914 dynamics.
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NATO
de Gaulle
NATO High Command
Europe
Tito
Warsaw Pact
Moscow
Institute For Policy Studies
Western
Rhine
Andes chain spans about four and half thousand miles
The atlas notes the Andes extend roughly 4,500 miles with rugged, strong terrain. It then shifts to a historical aside about Charles hiding after Culloden, dressed as a woman, a tough escape for the strong lad.
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Culloden
Charlie
Letter From Baby Boy Aims At Viet Nam Father
A morale boosting note reaches Lt. Frank J. Ditmyer serving in Viet Nam. A three month old son writes through Mom a first letter praising his father and praying he returns home for Father’s Day from Mohawk Street base. The intimate message highlights family bonds amid war.
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Frank J. Ditmyer
Viet Nam
Mommy
Ditmyer
Mohawk Street
Red Water Treatment Letter Sparks Reader Debate
A reader supports Timmins on water treatment but questions the plan and its cost. They argue old pipes cause red water, oppose a three million dollar plant, and warn against wasted public funds. The letter also complains about overemphasis on a supposed 97 percent virtue rate and shifts blame to educated elites.
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Timmons
Mr. Timmons
Quick Principles of Words and Traditions
A compact glossary of etymologies and phrases: journey cake to johnny cake, Sir Loin from a king’s hunting, novice versus amateur, millet and mullet definitions, dice totaling seven, Peter Funk as auction collusion term, Lombard coat of arms, toxophilite meaning love of the bow, Kowtow greeting from inferior to superior with forehead touch.
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England
Peter Funk
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