Supreme Court ruling tightens police safeguards in interrogations
A New York Times analysis notes that only one in five major crimes is solved in New York City, emphasizing how the 5-4 Supreme Court decision on police questioning will restrain confessions. It outlines rights to counsel, warnings, and the conditions for admissibility, with dissenting justices warning of weakened law enforcement.
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Houston
George Seber
White
Harlan
Mississippi governors clash with legislature on reapportionment
The Mississippi centennial convention in Biloxi saw Gov Paul Johnson praised for educational and economic development plans despite a stalled legislature. He faulted obstructionists as lawmakers failed to reapportion, passing the issue to a federal court while Louisiana’s leadership echoed similar frustration amid image concerns. The text shifts to a note on servomechanisms guiding delicate tasks, illustrating precise control in scientific processes.
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Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Mississippi Press Association
Biloxi
Louisiana
Sclons
Supreme Court
Johnson
Medical Crisis Looms As Aged Get Ready For Free Medicare
Washington July 1 will mark a pivotal day in American health policy as 19 million Americans aged 65 and over become eligible for free or nearly free Medicare. The piece warns of hospital congestion, staffing shortages, and stretched doctors and laboratories, arguing for a nationwide crash program to expand beds and facilities before demand surges.
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Congress
Edward Henderson
American Geriatrics Society
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Henderson
GOP Seeks Winner in 1968 Race as Westmoreland Talked
Washington analysis notes Republicans see LBJ weakness in communication and foresee a tough November. Polls hint George Romney or Bob Kennedy could challenge Johnson, while generals like Westmoreland are floated as nonpolitician contenders. Reston and Sulzberger report GOP leaders weighing a nonpolitician for nomination.
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George Romey
LBJ
Iowa
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Humphrey
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New York Times
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C. L. Sulzberger
Paris
Westmoreland
GOP
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Wendell Willkie
Business
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Mike Tigar to clerk for Supreme Court Brennan
A June UC Berkeley law graduate, Mike Tigar, will become law clerk to Justice Brennan next month. He will research cases, recommend certiorari, and draft opinions, after a profile highlighting his leftist activities and past praise by UC professors. The article connects his history with World Youth Festival Helsinki 1962 and involvement with communist groups.
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Supreme Court Vesnanan Ein
Wiliam Drennan
Mike Tigar
University of California Law School At Berkeley
Brennan
Tigar
High Court
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Law Review
People’s World
New Horizons For
National Youth Commission
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
FBI
Hoover
Katzenbach
California State Senate
University of California
Bettina Aptheker
Berkeley
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
How To Keep Well Male Change Of Life
The male change of life occurs about a decade later than in women with most men over 55. Nervousness, irritability, and disturbed sleep are common, and other symptoms may include memory issues, headaches, anxiety, and rapid heartbeat. Testosterone treatment may yield dramatic improvements. readers may send stamped envelopes for questions.
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van Dellen
Olive Oil Not a Gall Bladder Cure, Health Hint
Olive oil does not cure gall bladder conditions. It may relax the opening of the gall bladder tube to aid drainage, but has no curative effect, especially with gall stones. Also included is a health hint about never breaking a promise to a child and boilerplate from Monroe News-Star about publication details and editorial stance.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
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