Wallace calls for overturning Supreme Court on suspects
BAFFLO N Y AP George C Wallace says if elected president he will urge Congress to overturn key Supreme Court rulings defining rights of criminal suspects as a step to restore law and order. He argues crime control is primarily a state issue but would bolster police authority as president.
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Three-Button Wool Blazer Ensemble for Juniors
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Bitterness Remains British Irish Peace Is Thin
London reports that Ireland's split history and Londonderry riots reveal fragile peace in Northern Ireland. Prim Minister Wilson faces calls for reform while Terence O Neill warns against interference. Voting rights and sectarian loyalties shape politics as 8 800 Londonderry adults are disenfranchised, mostly Catholics.
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Today In History Highlights From 1968 Catalog
On this date various events are noted from history including the Continental Congress beginning a naval fleet in 1775, Washington laying the cornerstone of the executive mansion, and Nehru addressing Congress. It recalls Kennedy Nixon TV debate in 1960 and other items spanning years up to 1969. Leonardo da Vinci urged study of clouds and mud-formed shapes.
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