Police Criticize Supreme Court Ruling on Interrogation Rules
Police chiefs and officials across the United States react to the Supreme Court decision requiring lawyers present during suspect questioning and ensuring voluntary waivers. The 5-4 ruling divides justices, with critics warning it may hinder crime solving while supporters urge stronger safeguards for rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
John Pemberton Jr
Henry C. Ashley
Garland
Tex
Texas Police Association
Odessa
Earl Warren
John M. Harlan
Warren
Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
White
Stewart
Reno
Nev
Washoe County
C. W. Young
Young
Elmer Briscoe
Briscoe
Houston
George Seber
Carol Vance
E. L. Giles
Fort Worth
Communists Lose Ground In Elections In Rome
Premier Aldo Moro's Catholic-Socialist coalition boosted prestige by beating the Communists in Rome, ending their bid to be the strongest party. In 168 municipalities returns showed mixed gains for center-left and setbacks for Socialists with broader shifts in Florence and Genoa.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Communist Party
Italy
Christian Democrats
Reds
Center Left
Florence
Genoa
Vatican
Moro
Newark 4 H Tour and Baptisms Highlight Local News
Busy Bodies 4 H Club toured Town and Country Market Plano and Aurora Prairie Cleaners with members listed as Elizabeth Anderson Kathleen Peterson Christine Peterson Terry Sue Johnson Debbie Devick Connie Christian Cindy Bennett Karen Koetz Kathy Koetz Becky Anderson Lorrie Anderson Lu Ann Lunde Ronda Finland Chaperones included Mrs Eugene Peterson Mrs Roy Johnson Mrs Randall Devick Jr and Miss Shirley Johnson. Also noted are first birthday celebrations for Terry Loescher with family guests and two infant baptisms Darrin David Somerfield and Seth William Johnson officiated by Rev O Paul Hougen with sponsors Mr and Mrs Herbert Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
4-H Club
Plano
Aurora Prairie Cleaners
Elizabeth Anderson
Kathleen
Christine Peterson
Terry Sue Johnson
Debbie Devick
Connie Christian
Cindy Bennett
Karen
Kathy Koetz
Becky
Lorrie Anderson
Lu- Ann Lunde
Ronda Finland
Eugene Peterson
Roy Johnson
Randall Devick Jr
Shirley Johnson
Obituary for Mrs Bessie Vaira 70 of Braidwood dies
Mrs Bessie Vaira aged 70 died at 2 30 am in her home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 11 am Wednesday at Patters on Funeral Chapel in Braidwood with burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. She leaves daughter Eleanor Celler of Chicago two sisters Mary Jaros of South Wilmington and Emil Wallace Joliet and brother Edward Kratochvil of Braidwood.
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Bessie Vaira
Patterson Funeral
Braidwood
Bohemian National Cemetery
George
Eleanor) Celler
Chicago
Mary Jaros
South Wilmington
Emil
Josephine) Wallace
Joliet
Edward Kratochvil
Braid
Remind Continued: Marchers Plan Six Teams for Grenada
The Hernando jailed speaker outlines a six team plan to seek out Grenada Negroes unregistered to vote and stage a mass rally. The 250 marcher caravan travels 14 miles on U S 51 toward Grenada, with daily changes in headcount from 600 to fewer than 100. KKK graffiti appears on road fuel. Organizers from CORE SCLC and SNCC seek a July 4 climactic rally at the Jackson Coliseum with NAACP input.
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Hernando
McKissick
Grenada
U.S. 51
KKK
Ku Klux Klan
U. S. 51
Jackson
Allan Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King Jr
Coliseum
CORE
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
The
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Flag resolution calls for US flag level supremacy
The Connecticut Department of the Jewish War Veterans of America adopts a resolution demanding legislation to ban flying the Confederate flag at or above the US flag. A spokesman notes the practice is common in many Southern states and says letters will be sent to congressmen protesting the flag use.
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Lebanon, Conn
Connecticut
Longtime Braidwood resident dies at 90
Mrs. Vaira, born May 21, 1896 in Braidwood, lived in the community all her life. She worked at Grinchuck Clothing Store in Braidwood until retiring eight years ago and is survived by two grandchildren.
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Wood
Emma C Stephens Rites Held in Seneca Church
Funeral services for Miss Emma C Stephens of Seneca were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church in Seneca with Rev. Nelson Cushman officiating and Mrs. A T Clark as organist. Pallbearers included Alvin Johnson Guy Owens Alden Crackley Jerry Crackley Gerald Gerbert and Maurice Heaton. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery in Seneca.
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Seneca
Emma C. Stephens
First Methodist
Nelson Cushman
A. T. Clark
Alvin Johnson
Guy Owens
Alden Crackley
Jerry Crackley
Gerald Gerbert
Maurice Heaton
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Minor car accident at Division and Washington Streets
John W. Current of 104 Liberty St. reported his left rear fender damaged in a 7 am collision at Division and Washington. Hubert B. Castile of 1409 Division St. scraped the fender while turning onto Washington from Division. Officers Glenn Johnson and William Buton investigated.
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John W. Current
Liberty St
Division
Washington St
Current
Hubert B. Castile
Division St
Glenn Johnson
William Buton
Bacon Frying Tip to Drain Excess Fat
After frying or broiling bacon be sure to drain it on brown paper or paper toweling to remove excess fat.
Traffic Court Record for Ronald E. Baker
Ronald E. Baker of Mason paid a total fine of 15 dollars in the circuit clerk's office today after a June 4 ticket on Interstate 80 east of Illinois 47 for driving 80 in a 70 mph zone.
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Ronald E. Baker
Mazon
Illinois
Moon Pictures Surveyor 1 Enters Lunar Darkness
Moon Pictures PASADENA Calif AP Surveyor 1 begins two weeks of minus 250 degree cold and darkness today after sunset in the moon Sea of Storms. The rover has taken 9 000 pictures since landing June 1 and will be without power during the long night as batteries recharge in sunlight. Scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory monitor mission conditions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Moon
Power worries linger after wartime blackout
Fragmentary text notes a concern about insufficient power for camera use, mentioning June 28 and the hope that batteries will hold enough charge to resume picture taking after the wartime disruption.
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Sion Laboratory
Warren residents blockade garbage truck in labor dispute
About 35 housewives in Warren blocked a garbage truck for two hours at an intersection in protest after Public Service Director Mason Capitani limited collection to two cans per household amid a DPW overtime dispute. The crowd dispersed peacefully once the protest ended.
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Warren, Mich
Warren
Public Service
Mason Capitani
DPW
Submarine George Washington Carver Commissioned at Newport News
The Polaris submarine George Washington Carver will be commissioned in Newport News, Virginia, on Wednesday. Named for the famed agricultural chemist who rose from slavery to prominence, it becomes the 37th Polaris vessel to join the fleet.
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Newport News
George Washington Carver
Carver
Professor Dies in Madison New Hampshire
William Ernest Hocking 92 retired Harvard philosophy professor died at home in Madison New Hampshire. He authored many books and was supported by sponsors Mr and Mrs Reid Enger. A dinner followed the ceremonies with guests including the sponsors and various grandparents and relatives. Lyle Williamson received a bachelor of arts degree at Aurora Junior College and was honored at a family dinner at Prairie Lake Lodge with relatives from Morris Yorkville Ottawa and beyond.
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Kathleen Ann Lowery
Joseph Lowery
Kinsman
Purdue University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Lowery
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Reid Enger
William Miller
Morris
Roy Johnson
Lyle Williamson
Aurora Junior College
Prairie Lake Lodge
Verdal Williamson
Charles Sleezer
Gerald Loescher
Harold Brasel
Shari
LaVerne Hanson
Yorkville
Violet Williamson
Silas Williamson
Ottawa
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Verdell Williamson
Terry Loescher
Jerry Loescher
Larry
Olive Loescher
Sycamore
Cora Miner
Bob Leoscher
Candy
Darrin David
David Somerfield
Newark Lutheran Church
O. Paul Hougen
Herbert Dahl
Seth William
William Johnson
Moon Pictures
Morris Theatre
Morris Herald
Hecht
Liberty
East
Division Street
Orville Stevens
High Streets
Schwinn
Swanee’s
W. Bbe
Chas. Clemens
Wilson
Chevrolet
Earl T. Johnson
Armstrong
E. Jackson
LIP and Shop
Hallmark Cards
Glass & Mirrors
Johnson
Glass & Lock Service
E. Jackson St
Morris Mirror & Glass
Ford Inc
Mercury Comet Dealer
N. Division
Matteson Hardware
MY Fair Lady
Morris Realty
Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service
Paul Gilmour
W. Main
Walter Hundt
Bob Roberts
Carey-Roberts
National Bank Bldg
Jewelers
Bridal Registry Service
Liberty and
Oldsmobile
Shaeffer
Laundromats
Sno-Wite Laundromat
Sno-Wite
Sheila Blair
Gloria Eddy Operators
Daily Herald
Mable
Sereno Farm Mart
Buchanan
Beauty Shop
Edward J. Wilt
Implem’t Dealers
Oryclean
Maynard
John Deere Sales
Davis
George St. & Newton Dr. WH
Lucille
E. North
West High St
Lucille Lee Holmes
Earle O. Fryland
W. Jefferson
WIX & Sons
Allis Chalmers
New Holland
Paint and Supply
Decorating Center
Gladys Davis
W. High St
O. A. Kiger
W. Washington
Otis Kiger
Walter Glen
Route 4
Bob White
Morris Tire
Motorola & Rca
Harry’s TV
Goodyear
Hytone
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