Court splits over right to counsel and warrantless searches
The Supreme Court, with major Nixon appointees in key roles, expands the Gideon decision ruling a lawyer must defend a defendant facing possible jail. In a separate 6–3 ruling, it broadens police power for warrantless street searches. Justice Douglas writes for expansion. Rehnquist dissents on both, Marshall critiques the search ruling.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
William O. Douglas
Earl Warren
Douglas
Warren
Sor
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Gideon
Bridgeport
Conn
Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Connecticut
Robert Williams
Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Stewart
White
Porpoises Return to Brookfield Zoo After Repairs
Porpoises Vicki Robbie Salty and Angie resume shows at Brookfield Zoo after Seven Seas Panorama repairs. They arrived from Key Largo May 23 and practiced new maneuvers including body surfing and tail twists. Ages span Vicki 25 Robbie 18 Salty and Angie about 10.
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Vicki
Brookfield Zoo
Florida
Robbie
Salty
Angie
Peter Crowcroft
Seven Seas Panorama
Key Largo
Fla
Herman Buttron
Midway Airport
131St Infantry
33Rd
Illinois National Guard
Miami
Morris Area Students Earn Honor at Joliet Catholic High
Four Morris area students are among 215 on Joliet Catholic High School semester honor rolls. Senior Thomas Milo of Elwood made the A Honor Roll with a 2.61 average. B Honor Roll includes John Clennon of Minooka, Mark Mackey of Elwood, and Brian McHugh of Manhattan.
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Morris Area
Joliet Catholic High School
William Weber
O. Carm
Thomas Milo
Bernard Milo
Elwood
John Clennon
William Clen
De Etta Heck Sponsors Muscular Dystrophy Carnival
De Etta Heck daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Heck 915 Armstrong St will sponsor a muscular dystrophy carnival from 1 to 4 pm Wednesday and Thursday with rain days Thursday and Friday during the same times.
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de Etta Heck
Jerry Heck
Armstrong St
Air Illinois orders 48 passenger plane for Meigs Field
Air Illinois president E R Dzendeler announces a $2 million 48 seat aircraft to operate at Meigs Field Chicago in intrastate service with Springfield Carbondale. The plane will shorten the Meigs Springfield trip from 60 70 minutes to about 42 minutes and begin operations around March 1973 while current 18 seat planes continue to serve Cape Girardeau St. Louis Carbondale and Jacksonville.
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Air Illinois, Inc
Meigs Field
Chicago
E.R. Dzendeler
Carbondale
Springfield
Meigs
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Court hears testimony in Morris IGA robbery case
Deputy Button testified Feb 19 about conversations with Josephine Holt and Dwaine Holt at Morris Hospital while they were treated for drug problems. The judge struck portions of Button's testimony while allowing details about Mrs. Holt to stand. Conviction could carry one to life in prison.
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Black and
Hynds
Grundy County
William Button
Massieon
Button
Dwaine Holt
Holt
Morris Hospital
Josephine Holt
IGA
John Black
Dwaine
Black
Gateway House
Kedize Ave
Chicago
World Almanac notes Everest height and Allende quote
The World Almanac cites Mount Everest at about 29 028 feet with snow adjustment. It also quotes United Methodist Bishop Valenzuela on Chilean President Allende keeping a large crucifix and saying closer churches bring governments nearer to God.
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Mount
Everest
Edmund Hillary
Tenzing Norkay
Surveyor General
Republic of India
World Almanac
Alsa
Christian
New York
Chile
Salvador Allende Gossens
United Methodist
Raimundo A. Valenzuela
Allende
Strassenfest German Festival Moves to St Louis Levee
Mayor A J Cervantes announced Strassenfest will be held July 21 to 23 on the Mississippi Riverfront in St Louis. The polka festival with bratwurst and beer expects over 100000 attendees after Columbia, Illinois canceled last year due to crowd sizes.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi
Columbia
A. J. Cervantes
Liberty Walgreen's Introductory Offer on B.T. Tablets
A drug store urges customers to call the local druggist about B.T. tablets claiming safety and non habit forming relief with a money back guarantee. The offer promotes B.T. tablets at Liberty Street store with a $1.50 value statement.
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Liberty Walgreen
Liberty St
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