Jury System Adopts Ten To Two Verdicts In Britain
The British revision allows juries to convict or acquit on a ten to two vote when a unanimous verdict cannot be reached. The change aims to curb jury tampering though it raises questions about safeguards for the innocent. Both nations will watch its impact with interest and concern.
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Open Up Mexican Gate 24 Hours for Wider Cross Border Access
A letter from Los Algodones residents requests a 24 hour border gate with Yuma to ease daily life. They argue full access would aid farmers students shoppers and even emergency services, noting current hours cost lives and strain U S Mexico relations.
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Readers urged to examine Social Security debate letters
Editor's page cites congressional statements by Rep. Mills and Sens. Ribicoff Williams on the Reader's Digest piece questioning Social Security. The records praise the program as financially sound and urge readers to consider the official rebuttals and Cohen's evidence.
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Reader's Digest
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Door to door solicitors cautioned after dark
City residents are urged to avoid opening doors after dark to unidentified callers especially for door to door solicitations. Keep screen or storm doors as protection and report suspicious activity to the Police Department to prevent potential theft or harm.
Appeasement and the Vietnam War Debate in Washington
DAVID LAWRENCE argues a widening rift between the U S president and congressional critics over Vietnam policy. He warns that calls to withdraw risk a broader war, cites Sen Dirksen defending military control, and parallels Chamberlain’s appeasement with potential global consequences.
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New Hampshire Enigma in Romney Nixon Clash and Write-ins
William F Buckley Jr argues New Hampshire could decide whether George Romney fails outside Michigan and whether Richard Nixon can win. He analyzes how Rockefeller and Reagan write-in campaigns complicate the race and how unity among conservatives could affect outcomes in New Hampshire and beyond.
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