Court rules hanging jury ban split 5 4 in landmark decision
In a 5 to 4 ruling the Supreme Court outlawed the use of hanging juries concluding juries must be selected without bias against capital punishment. Justices Black and Fortas dissented, urging a broader view of jury composition and constitutional limits on punishment.
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Lockport Herald
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Stocks Hit 1968 High As Congress Moves Tame Inflation
New York AP reported a broad market advance with the Dow Jones Industrial Average near 204.26 as rails utilities and steels led gains. Merger hopes and oil prospects boosted optimism. Amphenol and Teledyne surged while Homestake and Varian fell, and many issues posted modest increases in heavy trading.
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Hooker Chemical
Occidental Petroleum
Libya
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Teledyne
Tiland Steel
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Republiy Sterl
Xerox
Varian Associates
Raytheon
Alcoa
American Smelting
Fastman Kodak
General Electric
High Voltage Engineering
U.S
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Vacancies On Board To Be Filled Tonight
Middletown Town Council will meet at 2 30 p m in Town Hall to consider appointments to the Fi nancing Board. Vacancies arose after resignations over a zoning ordinance dispute. Norman Erickson and Karl Samse were newly elected. two more members are needed. Also on the agenda is a 30 percent rate increase request from Aud Gattonmere of the Newport Wasier Department.
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Norman Erickson
Karl Samse
State Development Council
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Abby A Hurricane Storm Aims At Tampa Bay
Abby, a strengthening hurricane, moved northward toward Tampa Bay after forming from a cold front and low pressure. Forecasters warned of heavy rains and damaging winds as it neared the Florida coast, with hurricane warnings issued for the Keys and east coast regions.
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Second Phase Envoy to Begin Paris Peace Talks
North Vietnam's top leadership arrived to join negotiations while the United States faces pressure to halt bombing. Le Duc Tho and Soviet allies met in Moscow as talks resume amid heavy rainstorms. Ambassadors Harriman and Thuy prepare for Wednesday sessions on expanding scope and easing the war.
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French Sailor Tabarly Drops Out Of Transatlantic Race
French favorite Tabarly, driving the 65 foot trimaran Pen Duick IV, retired from the Atlantic yachting race after steering trouble near Plymouth. He had led the 35 entrants at the start but was escorted back to Plymouth Sound by a small host. The race, slow to nine days, is expected to last about three weeks.
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Errant Rocket Kills 6 Angers Saigon Regime
Saigon reports an American helicopter rocket misfire killed six South Vietnamese officials, prompting US officials to review air strike rules. The incident coincides with heavy Viet Cong activity around Saigon and Gia Dinh, raising tensions as casualties mount on both sides and statements warn of possible disciplinary action.
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Salve Regina College awards 204 degrees in 18th exercises
Salve Regina College awarded 204 degrees this afternoon at its 18th commencement exercises. It was the largest number in the college history with 163 bachelor of arts and 41 bachelor of science degrees to women graduates. Two honorary degrees were awarded to Joseph Hagann and Ada Daellothune. Rev. Russell J. MeVinney presided, Sister Mary Emily presented the diplomas, and the exercises were held on the terrace at Dehre Court. Continued on Page 18.
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Premier Cites National Duty Of Striking Workers
Paris Premier Pompidou urges a national duty to end strikes as talks stall. Rail, transport and public services slow but some progress reported. 230,000 postal workers decide today whether to return after a weekend session.
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