British reaction to U.S. ruling on confessions
London reports from AP note that the U.S. Supreme Court decision requiring cautions and the right to remain silent drew mixed British responses. Lawyers cite precedent. police worry about duress rules. Scotland Yard officials trace causes to past practices and duress concerns in long interrogations.
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Thomas A. Reedy
London
Supreme Court
Britain
United States
Washington
U.S
Joveralist
Scotland Yard
U.S. Supreme Court
Traffic Court Fines Paid in Magistrate Court
Five traffic fines were settled Saturday in magistrate court. William A. Morgan, 19, paid 28 dollars for speeding 90 in a 70 on I 80 near the Illinois 47 overpass. William G. Bishop, 52, paid 20 dollars for running a red light at Liberty and Jackson. Larry E. Cryder, 25, paid 15 dollars for no valid registration. Conrad Studer, 29, paid 15 dollars for speeding 80 in a 70 on I 80 east of IL 47. William H. Martin, 22, paid 23 dollars for speeding 88 in a 70 on I 80 east of IL 47.
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William A. Morgan
Rte. 2
Minooka
Jack O'Hagan
Interstate 80
Illinois 47
William G. Bishop
E. Benton St
Donald Ward
Liberty
Jackson Sts
Larry E. Cryder
Rte. 3
David Ahrens
U. S. 66
Braceville
Conrad Studer
Joliet
Illinois
Cpl
Herschel Goken
William H. Martin
Elmwood Park
Richard Minnick
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues List
Puzzle shows a set of across and down clues including Suitcase wine cup The Pearl of the Antilles Nylon fillers Man from Montevideo Roasting rod Grand and upright One in Berlin Pale Name meaning watchful Classified item Owns Stride Kind of rum Meadow Jumper from Calaveras County Negative Penny abbr Breeze Achieved Relative pronoun Dwarfs Ogle Urbanities African secret society Demons Chinese dynasty Wages DOWN Engraver s bes
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Antilles
Montevideo
Berlin
Meadow
Calaveras County
Television In Review: War On Screen For Next Season
AP Television Writer Cynthia Lowry notes next season will mix war drama and comedy with seven soldiering shows. ABC’s Rat Patrol stars Chris George and others filming in Spain, portraying camaraderie and a German officer as a good guy. Casts include Lawrence Casey, Justin Tarr, Hans Gudegast, with a British sergeant joining Costa Brava locations.
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New York
Viet Nam
Gomer Pyle
ABC
France
CBS
Jericho
F Troop
Spain
Africa
Rommel
Chris George
Lawrence Casey
Justin Tarr
Hans Gudegast
Gudegast
George
Casey
Tarr
Costa Brava
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
NBC
Mississippi
Wood finishing saved by cleaning and patience
An advice column guest cautions against rushing finish removal. A friend cleaned a maple table to reveal a good existing finish, then a single topcoat restored luster. When removal is needed, apply remover, wait, and reapply as needed, following product instructions and safety cautions.
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Andy Lang
Know
P.O
Jamaica
N.Y
Purchase Bonds In May Total 59539 In Series E And H
Morris area chair Joseph Mattson reports Grundy County residents bought 59539 in United States savings bonds in May. The breakdown shows 35539 in E bonds and 24000 in H bonds.
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Grundy County
United States Savings
Joseph Mattson
Morris
General County
Coal City Notes and Local Happenings
Army Sgt. Dale A. Vilt received the Army Commendation Medal at Fort Sam Houston. Bishop Lance Webb named Rev. Eugene Kerrick new Coal City Methodist Church pastor. Carbon Hill hosts homecoming and parade at 1 p.m. Sunday July 17 with float entries coordinated by Robert King. Miss Sally Ann Saulsbury, July bride elect, honored at a June 19 shower. wedding set for July 2 at Coal City Methodist Church. Briefs cover Father’s Day events in nearby towns and nuptial shower for Miss Sue Adams with gifts and corsages for family members.
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Coal City
Army
Dale A. Vilt
Rudolph Vilt
Edward C. Dun
U. S. Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Lance Webb
Central Illinois Conference of the Methodist Church
Eugene &. Kerrick
Carbon Hill
Robert King
Sally Ann Saulsbury
Fellowship Hall
Diamond
Claude Saulsburry
Angela Squellati
Wilmington
Morris
Braceville
Elgin
Crete
Saulsburry
Charles Squellall
Coal City Methodist Church
Sue Adams
Friendship Hall
John Adams
Roy Bastin
Mildred ‘Aliwin
Miss Adams
Oak Lawn
Midlothian
Bradley
Bourbonnais
Morris and
Braidwood
Ann Landers Sparks readers debate on smoking and manners
Readers flood the page with letters responding to Will Jones and Ann Landers on smoking. Women defend independence while critics call for apologies and harsher stance. Amid calls for calm, others mock the publishers and propose Russia as a setting for debate.
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Ann Landers
Will Jones
Minneapolis
Surgeon General
Anon Landers
Ann
Jones
Russia
New Haven
Connecticut
Peace Pipe
Tonight TV Schedule Highlights for Local Station
Evening lineup features News and Weather at 6 00 and 10 00 P M along with shows like The Untouchables Huckleberry Hound and Doctor Kildare. Notable entries include Lucille Ball Peyton Place The Avengers and Shenandoah with late movies at 10 30 and 11 30.
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Ullabaloo
John Forsythe
Lucille Ball
Dr. Kildare
Jesse James
Chicago Livestock Prices Slide Across Hogs Cattle
Chicago livestock report shows hogs 5 000 head with steers and cows mixed moves. Hogs steady to 25 lower in spots. cattle slaughter steers and heifers also drifting lower with prime and high choice ranges noted. Sheep and lambs weaken with spring slaughter lambs at 24.50 to 25.00 per head and ewes seen 5.00 to 8.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Lost Licenses Reported in Gardner and Morse City
Two residents reported stolen license plates to Morris City Police. Albert Krug of Gardner said his plates 73 822 were taken from his car on Saturday evening. Richard DeAtley of 931 Armstrong St reported his motorcycle plates 38 687 stolen on Sunday night.
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Albert Krug
Gardner
Morris City
Richard DeAtley
Armstrong St
DeAtley
Stock Market Edges Higher In Mixed Trade
New York stocks moved modestly ahead in moderate early trading as steel orders rose and machine tool orders improved. Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin rose, American Telephone and Du Pont gained, Merck climbed on vaccine hope, while aircrafts slipped and electronics were mixed amid a broader market uptick.
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New York
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
American Telephone
du Pont
Merck
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Douglas
Boeing
United Aircraft
Raytheon
Zenith
Anaconda
American
Homestake
IBM
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
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Bobby Fischer
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Canadian Island
Heidi
Andre Garday
Jonestown
Television In Review
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Coal City Notes
W. F. McMillin
Redwood Inn
Kenkskee
Romeo Togniatti
Leo Clark
Orville Clark
Jack Campbell
Ayn Lane
Dear Ann
South Bender
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John Davidson
Hazel
Peyton Place
Talent Scouts
Run For Your Life
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Eed
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