Roots Of Crime And Prison Reform Debate
The Supreme Court decision broadens constitutional protections for suspects, drawing criticism from Justice Harlan and others who call it dangerous. The piece argues that reducing police power to obtain confessions may not curb crime, as overcrowded prisons and parole systems release repeat offenders who commit further crimes. It urges focusing on making penitentiaries effective rehabilitative centers rather than solely pursuing arrests.
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Across ac club 6 Grand- 11 U.S. presider 12
Puzzle style clued grid entry list shows a partially cropped crossword with numbered hints for across and down clues including references to U S presidents and religious royalty terms. The readable fragments suggest a broad, mixed set of definitions from 6 across to 57 down.
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McIntyre NATO remark and Meredith quote reported
Senator McIntyre voices frustration over NATO allies profiting from peace efforts while James Meredith frames racial tension in Mississippi during his planned march. The quotes reflect Cold War diplomacy and Civil Rights tensions surrounding Meredith’s 220 mile trek.
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Washington column why U S defers students
Washington columnist Rey Cromley explains deferments reflect national needs not student aid. Shortages in medicine, military officers, skilled enlisted ranks, and defense industry spur exemptions to allow educated youths to continue studies. Advocates cite civilian roles in Viet Nam era defense, space, research, and national growth, with local boards weighing individual cases beyond tests or standings.
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Debutante Eleanor Ford Hosts Arabian Nights Party
In Detroit at the Little Club in Grosse Pointe, Eleanor Clay Ford II, aged debutante and granddaughter of Mrs Edsel Ford, appeared in a white swiss organza gown as 600 guests attended the lavish Arabian nights themed party.
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This Day in History June 20 1966 Highlights
Events noted include Hoover proposing a one year inter governmental debt moratorium in 1931 with fifteen nations accepting, but most not resuming payments. The Maryland colony granted to Lord Baltimore, 1789 French Revolution start, 1860 West Virginia statehood, 1867 Alaska purchase treaty proclaimed, 1943 Friedrichshafen bombing, a 1956 airliner disaster near Asbury Park, 1961 Ikeda visit to Washington, and 1965 Humphrey and de Gaulle talks in Paris on Dominican policy.
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John F. Kennedy
Wubert Humphrey
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Harvard professor charges unethical human experiments
Dr Henry X K Beecher of Harvard Medical School says unethical human experiments are conducted without consent, citing over 1000 subjects across leading medical schools and government and industry facilities. Editors note 22 verified examples. 28 others were cut for space.
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End of the Postal Savings System in 1966
In March 1966 the president signed a bill ending the 56 year old postal savings system. Americans are urged to place savings in U S savings bonds instead.
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Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on actor pay and rising costs
Barbs by Walter C Parkes questions an actor demanding a salary raise to match ham prices and hints at a doctor predicting lifespans of 100 to 150 years. The joke implies strain on Medicare and future medical costs.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Weeks With George Hamilton in Kanab
Lynda Bird Johnson spent a quiet weekend with actor George Hamilton in Kanab Utah seen wading in a stream at a drive in ice cream stop walking hand in hand and sharing a whispered moment at a motel restaurant with fellow stars Glen Ford and Inger Stevens on location for a Civil War film Hamilton escorted Johnson to the camera site while wearing a Confederate officer’s uniform in Zion National Park excursion Kanab townfolk pay little heed to celebrity visitors while the pair enjoyed a late dinner Sunday night
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Wealthy spinster marries younger man on honeymoon
An elderly spinster marries a younger man and on the third day of their honeymoon she boasts that Bill won first prize in the Irish Sweepstakes. A listener quips that three days late.
Debate Grows Over Replacing French Units With U.S. Divisions
Washington reports show military officials weighing whether to substitute additional U.S. divisions for French units in joint European defenses. Senator Symington pressed Johnson on the idea of reinforcing Europe with more American troops to maintain a shield or tripwire. Johnson said the question is under active consideration as testimony from the Senate subcommittee was released. House and White House comments note public opinion shifts over Vietnam policy and civil rights progress.
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Joffrey Ballet Finds Permanent Home at City Center
The City Center of Music and Drama will house the City Center Joffrey Ballet as a permanent resident company at 55th Street. The Robert Joffrey Ballet performed there on March 30 and April 3 to rave reviews, while the New York City Ballet now performs at the New York State Theater under City Center auspices for a time. The Joffrey group plans at least six weeks of performances next year.
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First to reach the North Pole by air Byrd and Benett
In 1926 on May 9 Admiral Richard E Byrd and Floyd Bennett flew to the North Pole and circled it. A separate fact notes that a regular major league baseball season schedules 162 games under present regulations.
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Horoscope General Tendencies Tuesday
The reading urges engaging with interesting friends and companions, suggesting neutrality on arguments and doing something nice for teenagers. Each sign receives brief guidance favoring practical actions, budgeting, interior improvements, decisive decisions, and cooperative effort to boost efficiency and success.
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