Robbers Beat Archbishop McGucken in San Francisco
Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken was hospitalized after a street beating in Pacific Heights. Two assailants struck him as he walked home on a Saturday night, stealing his keys and rosary while leaving him with facial injuries and a possible concussion. Police noted no weapon. his condition described as not serious.
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An & Aan
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Walsh
Thomas Cafill
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Spain A Bomb Search Persists Amid Mixed Reports
Spain remains the focus of a wide search for a missing 25 megaton H bomb after officials reportedly wavered on recovering the device. U.S. Sixth Fleet ships, hundreds of airmen, and the submarine Alvin continue seabed and coastal sweeps off Palomares.
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UPI
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Aluminaut
Mediterranean
Red wood National Park bill stalls in House delay
President Johnson urged swift action to create a Redwood National Park in California but House Interior Committee chair Wayne Aspinall said no action will occur this year. Rep. Ralph Rivers noted only a possible brief hearing. Rep. B. F. Sisk doubted floor debate. Interior Secretary Udall warned delay risks loss of the park amid cutting.
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UPI
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California
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House Interior Committee
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D-Colp
Rep
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D-Calif
Ralph J. Rivers
Alaska
National Parks
Interior Committee
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Alaska Democrat
Silk
Stewart L. Udall
Houses
Senate
Urge No Curbs on Crime Confessions
Washington state and legal scholars debate Miranda rights as Telford Taylor of Columbia urges that the 5th and 6th Amendments not force counsel at prearrest interrogation. He argues broad rules could disrupt police work while acknowledging potential value of new limits. Arizona official Gary K Nelson defendsprosecution in the Miranda case and warns that counsel at interrogation halts questioning.
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Washington
Supreme Court
JO Nelson
Arizona
Telford Taylor
Columbia University
Taylor
Escobedo
Mun Iday
Gary K. Nelson
Nelson
Ernesto A. Miranda
Rights at issue in Sheppard appeal highlight press free
The Supreme Court weighs two constitutional pillars in the Sheppard case over a 1954 murder conviction. Arguments focus on press publicity versus fair trial. Key players include trial judge Blythin, columnist Kilgallen, and attorney Lee Bailey. The case, already before the court once, concerns habeas corpus and juror impartiality.
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Sheppard
Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Lease
Ous
Dorothy Kilgallen
Edphael Blyshing
Miss Kilgallen
Blythin
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Hailey
Berard A. “Batkman
American Civil Liberties Union
Berkman
John T. Corrigan
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
United States
Corrigan
William EB. Saxbe
Trial Opens in Money Order Case
Jury selection extends into the week in Los Angeles for the embezzlement trial of four defendants linked to the 525000 loss from Security Currency and American Security Currency firms. defendants Subl Wierman Richards Vaughn face charges. Isbel killed in Fort Worth in a separate note.
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B. L. Subl
Shennan Oaks
Margaret Wierman
Wiliam Arthur Richards
Monterey Park
Ronald B. Vaughn
la Puente
Security Currency Ltd
American Security Currency Ltd
Frontier Bank
Covelo
Mendocingo County
Sean
Fort Worth
UPI
Col
Jee Oo
Jerson F. Isbet
Calas Dean of
Army Chaplains
Southwestern Unitedlin Covelo
States
Isbel
Wierman
Soviet Dogs Begin Second Week in Orbit
Soviet space dogs Veterek breeze and Ugolek little have entered their second week in orbit aboard a satellite. Officials say the flight is going successfully as scientists test biological reactions, spaceship resistance to cosmic radiation, and onboard computer dosage.
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Moscow
Veterek
Breeze
Ugolek
Hoover Says Moonlighting Police Undercuts Law and Order
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns that police moonlighting nationwide undermines professional standards and public respect. He argues for adequate police wages so officers can support families on a decent standard and rejects cut rate work as a long term fix.
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