Pre Trial Procedures For Fairer Justice In Military Court
Ray mond J. Petrine told Naval Justice School attendees that grand juries should not be a prerequisite for rail by court. He contrasted civilian vs military pre trial examination, noting accused in civilian courts lack cross examination and counsel, while military pre trial procedures allow witnesses and defense presence. Awards honored top performers among lawyers and enlisted personnel at graduation.
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Colclough
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Army
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Gemini 9 Chases Tiny Orbiting Target After Third Attempt
CAPT KENNED, Fla. AP report describes Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan executing terminal rendezvous maneuvers with the LATDA docking target as they chase the 11 foot long satellite. The mission aims to close within reach for a possible docking after multiple orbital adjustments and a high Atlantic Ocean launch.
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Purge Hits Peking Mayors Top Party Members
Reports from AP describe Peng Chen seeking to purge the mayor of Peking and top party leaders as part of a broader anti intellectual crackdown. The campaign targets dissidents linked to intellectuals and media figures tied to People’s Daily.
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Chen
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Pataa
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Ria
Peking People’s Daily
Pong Chen
Red Chi
Mao Tretung
Telentes
U.S. Bomber Raids Pound North Vietnam
U S bombing raids strike North Vietnam for a fourth straight day as air and artillery targets hit oil depots storage areas and river traffic. Capt Robert B Ple tin of Chicago was rescued after a downing off Dong Hoi as Korean Tiger Division troops support U S Cavalry in a broader sweep north of Ad Khe and northeast of Saigon. Aircrews logged 73 missions over North Vietnam with 330 Viet Cong killed in the broader operation since May 16.
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Ad Khe
North Viet Nam
Johnson seeks across the board Social Security boost
President Johnson urged a universal increase in Social Security benefits for current and future beneficiaries. He directed Welfare Secretary Gardner to prepare a plan for Congress next session and pledged a major effort to fund higher benefits for about 21 million recipients. He announced a meeting with state leaders to ensure Medicare program progress by July 4 and invited 200 doctors and hospital administrators to help shape the domestic health program.
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Newport Ballot Set For June 21 Referenda
Newport voters will decide on three General Assembly approved measures at the statewide special election on June 21. The proposed bonds include 900000 for library construction and 460000 for sewer improvements, plus a note wording correction by the Redevelopment Agency. Voter locations cover Newport wards 1 through 4 with multiple district polling sites and a canvassing authority prepared for the election.
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Sheffield Supreme Court
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Jery Romory
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St. Augustio’s Mall
Carey Sehonl
Republicans Blast Rhode Island Youth Corps Abuses Report
A House Education and Labor Committee minority report cites alleged irregularities in Rhode Island Neighborhood Youth Corps last year. Eight enrollees in Newport Jamestown and other towns were noted as ineligible, with a mayor serving as program director earning six thousand dollars yearly. Mayor Shea defended his timing and role, while officials criticized administration and inspection gaps that allowed alleged corruption and misused funds for underprivileged youths.
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Family Service Society relocates to new quarters
Nicholas Logothets former Newport secondary education chief led NYC program from April to July. Shea blamed federal and local officials for program failures as the Family Service Society moved its operations from Thames Street to Vernon House. Government leaders debated eligibility rules amid shifting names and leadership.
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