Supreme Court to Review Miranda Ruling in Ware Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review the 1966 Miranda decision requiring police to inform suspects of rights before confession. Pennsylvania seeks reconsideration arguing the rule is unjust while questions arise about retroactivity for pre decisions crimes. Ware was charged with 1963 robberies and murders but deemed incompetent then sent to a mental institution before Miranda.
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UPD
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
District of Columbia
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Paul D. Ware
Ware
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
US plans sale of 36 Phantom jets to Greece
Washington says talks ongoing to sell about 36 Phantom aircraft to Greece. In Paris, U S and Chinese envoys meet privately for second time in a week to sustain Sino American ties after Nixon visit. Apollo 16 prepares for a simulated countdown ahead of a mid April launch window. Vietnam troop strength falls to 108,600 with further pullouts planned by May 1 to reach 69,000 ordered by Nixon.
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Joseph I. Sisen
Paris
U.S
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Huang Chen
Nixon
China
Cape Kennedy
OPD
John W. Young
Thomas
Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
Saigon
South Vietnam
Equality Sponsor Lobbies to Save Amendment
Sen Marlow W Cook warned Senate Republicans that any crippling changes to a proposed constitutional amendment granting equal rights to women could kill the measure. He urged unity to avoid a conference with the House and ensure final approval in this Congress.
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Cook
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ITT Finds Memo by Lobbyist Tied to GOP Convention
ITT claims new evidence including a memo by lobbyist Dita Beard supports its view that antitrust settlement with ITT relates to underwriting costs for the GOP National Convention. EPA provides Beard memo and affidavit to Senate Judiciary. Justice officials remain noncommittal on Anderson’s forgery charges.
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International Telephone &Telegraph
Dita Beard
Washington
EPA
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Beard
Anderson
Judiciary Committee
TPP
California Sues Over ITT GOP Convention Donation
California secretary of state Edmund G. Brown Jr filed suit to force the Republican National Committee to reject a $100000 donation to the San Diego convention. He accuses ITT and Sheraton Corp of violating the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and questions whether the gift was linked to antitrust settlements and hotel openings in San Diego.
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UPI
California
Republican National Committee
San Diego
Edmund G. Brown Jr
International Telephone & Telegraph
Sheraton Corp
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Sheraton
Justice Department
Mer
Inet
Anderson
Beard
PPD
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Tartare Insurance Co
Five Democrats Receive Secret Service Protection
Sens. Hubert Humphrey Edmund Muskie George McGovern Henry Jackson and Gov. George Wallace were granted round the clock Secret Service protection as major candidates under a post assassination law. Eight others were denied federal protection though opinion polls show support for some. Edward Kennedy was not listed as a candidate despite high public ranking. Treasury decision on eligibility remains key.
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Muskie
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Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Alabama
Robert FP. Kennedy
Edward MM. Kennedy
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Treasury
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Gallup
Treasury Department
Samuel KR. Pierce Jr
Senate Nails Kirk To Capitol Walls
The Florida Senate voted to hang a portrait of former Gov Chiude Kirk in the Hall of Governors, using state funds to pay for a portrait after private funds were raised. Senate leaders warned opponents while referencing Gov Reubin Askew's political prospects.
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Chiude Kirk
Warren S$. Henderson
Venice
Andrew Jacksaty
Puydoen Burns
Cere
Portas
Henderson
Reubin Askew
School Guidance Bill Modifications Rejected
The Senate rejected House amendments to a 2.8 million plan for guidance counseling in elementary grades. It sent the bill back, urging no further changes and proposing a join committee for a compromise. Senate leadership argued counseling could reduce failures and long term costs.
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Senate Public Schools Committee
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Woman Defends Abortion in Court Suit by Husband
Barbara Ann Fisher of Hockville Centre New York filed to challenge the state abortion law. She says the suit, brought by her estranged husband Thomas Fisher, seeks to block the operation and seeks a divorce and court orders. The case argues the law nullifies his right to choose. The abortion occurred two hours before service of papers.
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Century of Unrest Seen in Middle East Crisis
An international report cites persistent Middle East tension with claims of Arabs suffering from inferiority complex and dependence on Western arms. It notes Jordan's king proposing sovereignty over Palestine and outlines four point counter proposals for a regional solution.
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Press International
Juaison
Habil Bourguiba
Lotte
Israel
Mopdais Traq
Hisseur
Beinit
Au Nahar
Bowrpui
Deader
Byptian
Abdel Nasser
Bourguiba
Triqt
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Toc
Croat
Hussein
Jerusalem
Sath Apna
Spring Arrives Across Nation Amid Warmth and Snow
United Press International reports springlike warmth spreading across most of the country with many areas headed toward 90 degrees in the Southwest. Few spots, from Leake Superion to northern New Eophind, show freezing temperatures in the afternoon. Light snowfall appears in Wyoming with scattered showers along the Great Plains and parts of the Ohio Valley.
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New Eophind
Wyoming
Great Plains
Ohio
Muskie Faces Test Before Illinois Polls
Senators Muskie and McCarthy vie for Wisconsin and Illinois portends ahead of the pivotal April primary. The campaign centers on Muskie’s ability to topple McCarthy and secure delegates for the national convention, with Chicago figures and state contests shaping the Democratic race.
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