Landmark ruling says every private in Army entitled to a lawyer
A Utah district judge ruled soldiers at court martial have Sixth Amendment right to trained legal counsel. The decision, in a habeas corpus case for Pvt. James Stapley, challenges military justice norms and calls for civilian or qualified military lawyers in special courts martial.
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James E. Stapley
Salt Lake City
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Stapley
James P. Cowley
Cowley
Christensen
Army
Thurman
John Lorbar
Georgia Negroes March for Education Rights in Crawfordville
In Crawfordville Georgia about 150 Negroes march from a church to the Taliaferro County courthouse singing and praying. They oppose school segregation and demand quality education while denouncing Gov Sanders and state troopers. SCLC leaders including Martin Luther King Jr were expected to join the campaign.
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Crawfordville
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Supreme Court
Hayneville
Ala
U.S
Alabama
Taliaferro County
Carl E. Sanders
Bolden
Sanders
Warrenton
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
Quote on world peace and war debts
A witty remark emphasizes the need for a global pact to end new wars until existing conflicts and their costs are resolved. The speaker notes that widespread disarmament must follow clearance of prior debts.
Preparations For Pope Paul VI Visit In New York
New York accelerates preparations for Pope Paul VI's peace mission. The city braces for a historic first visit to the New World with extensive ticker tape and public pageantry to honor the pontiff and his agenda.
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New York
Paul VI
New World
New Negro Bishop Perry Named Auxiliary Bishop of New Orleans
In New Orleans the Very Rev. Harold R. Perry was named auxiliary bishop, the first American Negro named a Catholic bishop in 90 years. Pope Paul VI announced the appointment jointly with New Orleans Archbishop Philip Hannan and former archbishop John Patrick Cody. Perry, 49, born in Lake Charles, la, noted the surprise and said he learned of it yesterday.
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Harold R. Perry
New Orleans
Paul VI
Philip Hannan
John Patrick Cody
Chicago
Father Perry
Lake Charles
Bombs Kill 11 in Saigon Suburbs and Mỹ Plane Losses
Terrorist blasts in Saigon kill 11 with 42 wounded including three Americans. A taxi bomb near a Saigon theater wounds10 with two Americans. Two U.S. Skyraider planes collide near An Khe, killing all three aboard. Pilot Bernard Rolenberg of the Albany Times Union identified among the dead. Planes based at Qui Nhon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
An Khe
Bernard Rolenberg
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Associated Press
Qui Nhon
U S and Soviet Talks End Without Accord
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met for over three hours at the U.N. mission in midtown Manhattan ending without a specific agreement. Rusk said contacts would stay open for possible future accords, noting disarmament as a focus.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
New Battles In Jakarta
Kuala Lumpur AP reports fighting erupted in Jakarta as rebel forces tried to recapture a communications building seized earlier. Elite Siliwangi Division troops moved from Bandung to reinforce loyal units amid sporadic shooting and precautionary antiaircraft preparations under martial law in Jakarta and West Java.
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Malaysia
Indonesia
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Siliwangi
Bandung
West Java
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Sid
Itlso
Central
Java
Sukarno Still Chief of State After Coup and Counter Coup
Radio reports say Sukarno, 64, remained chief of state after a Thursday coup and Friday counter coup by loyal army units. His whereabouts are unknown, but he appeared in public Thursday night and his palace is cordoned off with guards on duty.
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Tion
Sukarno
Col. Untung
AMA House debate Medicare policy at Chicago meeting
The 236 member AMA House of Delegates opens a policy weekend in Chicago to decide the association stance on Medicare. A legal opinion says independent physicians are not obligated to participate, but acting in concert with others could invite antitrust action.
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Chicago
American Medical Association House of Delegates
AMA
Autumn Weather Lingers in Miami Valley Forecast
The Miami Valley eyes a cloudy windy cool pattern with a brief warm spell today. Tonight lows near 55 and tomorrow's high around 65, about 10 degrees cooler. no rain expected, skies partly cloudy.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Cambodia pledges U N boycott move to block Red China entry
Cambodia's ambassador Sambath tells the General Assembly that Phnom Penh will boycott main U N committees while keeping its General Assembly seat. He accuses the United States of interference and says China is needed for U N action, while Goldberg insists peace in Southeast Asia hinges on North Viet Nam.
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Cambodia
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Red China
World Organization
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Assembly
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
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