Revolution in Criminal Law Prompts Lawyer Warnings
ALEXANDRIA LA AP Lawyers told at the Louisiana Conference of Local Bar Associations that the U S Supreme Court has sparked a revolution in criminal law expanding rights against illegal searches and detentions. Simms of Leesville cited new rules on warrants and confession rights while highlighting police challenges and a surge of cases on suppression of evidence and unlawful arrest. The talk outlined shifts since 1961 and preceded a statewide continuing legal education tour featuring other legal experts and future bar nominations.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Jack L. Simms
Leesville
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Simms
Texas
Louisiana State Bar Association
William M. Meyers
New Orleans
Howard B Gist Jr
Phil Whitman
Charles L. Mayer
Shreveport
John Pat Little
John G Weimann
State Bar Association
John R. Pleasant
W. Davis Cotton
Rayville
G. T Owens Jr
Baton Rouge
Council For Louisiana State Law Institute
Milton M. Harrison
Louisiana State University Law School
Soldier leaves for Viet Nam after reunion
In Buffalo New York Paratrooper Tom Dougher 20 departs for Viet Nam as his sister Marge turns 18 and mother Margaret Dougher faces major surgery. Father Frederick Dougher beams in the hospital room as Iris son trained at Ft Bragg and set to depart from Travis Air Force Base for duty with the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division.
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Buffalo
Viet Nam
Tom Dougher
Marge
Margaret Dougher
Tonawanda
Frederck Dougher
Tom
All Is Clear After Train Derailment in Camden
In Camden Arkansas a derailed freight train caused a Sunday explosion lifting flames to 300 feet. More than 1,000 people were evacuated from a 25 block area as authorities feared toxic fumes from tank cars carrying tetraethyl and other chemicals. Firefighters, civil defense, and sheriff deputies aided in a door to door evacuation before an all clear signal was given late Sunday 15 hours after the initial blaze.
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Camden
Ark
Arkansas
Minst
Oil Company
Jake Mahon
Volunters
Grover Linebaker
De Gaulle Rebuked In First Round French Vote
France tested Charles de Gaulle in a high turnout first round of voting with 84.9 percent of the electorate. De Gaulle received 43.96 percent, forcing a December 19 runoff with Francois Mitterrand as Jean Lecannet rose with 15.78 percent and other candidates trailed. The result marked a direct presidential vote for the first time in over a century and sparked debate over Europe unity and Gaullist policies.
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PAFIS
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
Department
France
Jean Lecannet
Jean-Louis Tisier-Viganan
Cour
Pierre Marcilhacq
Marcel Barbu
Mitterrand
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Avants Slated At Teachers Meeting Today
Mack Avants Louisiana assistant superintendent of education outlines upcoming critical issues in education at a Ouachita Teachers Association meeting at 3 p.m. in West Monroe High School auditorium with a floor question period. He discusses Where We Stand in Education Today and the Indimember committee work for the Louisiana school curriculum to report in February. Mrs. A. D. Tisdale will attend the December Alexandria session on curriculum revisions, with another meeting slated for December 17.
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Mack Avants
Louisiana
Ouachita Teachers’ Association
West Monroe High School
OTA
Yvonne Warner
John McKeithen
A. D. Tisdale
Monroe
Teen Boy Dies After Public Safety Incident in Arkansas
In Ashley County two suspects were detained after a Sunday night incident in Portland. Jee Edward Culbreath, 14, a Tillis High School student, was struck near the cafe while standing outside. Sheriff Courson did not identify suspects’ race or custody status.
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Tillis High School
Vatican Okays World Problems Schema at Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved its schema on modern world problems after a three year session in St Peter's Basilica. It condemns nuclear warfare and calls for further study of birth control methods while Pope Paul VI announced a five month jubilee for Romans Catholics worldwide from January through Pentecost May 29. About 2,000 voted for the schema with significant dissent from American prelates and bishops remaining unable to block the section's passage.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Council
National Paint Association Reminds on Prep Work
The National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association urges cleaning surfaces before painting. Walls should be washed to remove dirt and stains with a detergent wash proving satisfactory for most stains.
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National Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer Association
Association
Viet Nam search for brother fails in war zone tale
Donald Dawson, weakened by malaria after months seeking his brother Daniel Dawson in Viet Nam, returns to Oregon to start farm life. The 28 year old seaman plans 30 acres near Astoria, hoping to live off the land while awaiting a chance to rejoin civilian life. The mission to locate Daniel ended with news of his death and a promised grave once the war ends.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Donald Dawson
Viet Nam
Oregon
Don
Daniel Dawson
U.S. Army
Jungles
South
Astoria
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