Time To Deter Midnight In Moscow Editorial
An editorial argues that France remains US allies despite frayed NATO ties and a détente shift toward the Soviet Union under Charles de Gaulle. It urges a Johnson De Gaulle summit to clarify intentions, prevent disarray, and reestablish communication between France, the United States, and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
France
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Asia
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Gen. de Gaulle
East
Johnson
Supreme Court curb on custodial interrogation erupts in split ruling
Washington Last Monday the Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, tightened police power to question suspects. Chief Justice Warren writes for the majority, while Justices Harlan and White dissent, arguing the new rules may endanger crime investigations and public safety.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Warren
High Cost of Crusade in London Faces Deficit
The Billy Graham evangelistic crusade in London nears its end facing an estimated 70 thousand dollar shortfall on an 840 thousand dollar total, despite over a half million raised before start. Revenue from gifts books recordings and programs plus nightly collections are included. organizers seek sponsors to cover costs. The revival follows familiar patterns with large crowds and radio TV reach.
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Billy Graham
London
Dwight L. Moody
Gypsy Smith
Billy Sunday
Palmer Stumbles in Open as Caspar Halts Charge
Arnold Palmer, the golfing icon, faltered under pressure in San Francisco as Billy Casper used a prescient putter to snatch two decisive leads. The Open title slipped away amid Caspar's steady play and Palmer's late, costly misses.
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Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Billy Casper
Arnie
New Space Needed for Capitol Renovation Debate
Architectural critic Wolf Von Eckard of the Washington Post urges a National Committee to Save Our Capitol amid plans to spend 34 million dollars on West Front reconstruction. He warns the deformation is juvenile or senile delinquency and urges careful study before any action. defenders say the project preserves the building and prevents collapse while expanding capacity for offices and visitors.
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Wolf von Eckard
Washington Post
National Committee
U.S. Capitol
von Eckard
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Webster dictionary rights and pricing debate in Felts column
Dave Felts discusses bids by Popular Library for Webster's New World Dictionary reprint rights and the Merriam Webster lineage, noting brand name disputes and preferences. He recalls Noah Webster’s era, the Blue Back Speller, and pocket dictionaries while contrasting with holidays restaurant pricing and a TV golf broadcast anecdote.
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Popular Library, Inc
The
World Publishing Co
G.&c. Merriam Co
Noah Webster
Merriam Company
Webster
Webster's Collegiate
Webster’s International
Yale
Amherst College
Merriam - Webster
Police Can Live With Decision What If Suspect Waives Right To Counsel
Nation faces new confessions limits as Supreme Court allows waiver of counsel. Officials say impact may lower interrogations yet preserve case by case truth about waivers. Police and DA groups anticipate milder changes and focus on voluntary waivers and science-based methods.
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Supreme Court
James Vorenberg
National Crime Commission
Vorenberg
Michael J. Phelan
California
American Law Institute
Nedrud
Earl Warren
Charles E. Moyland Jr
Baltimore
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis
Albuquerque
Denver
Sacramento
New York
Supreme Court Attitude Shift Over Puerto Rican Voting Case
Arthur Krock notes a Supreme Court ruling sustaining Sec. 4E of the 1965 Civil Rights Act to extend voting rights to literate in Spanish Puerto Ricans in New York. Dissenters Harlan and Stewart warn of judicial abdication. Brennan defends Congress power under the Fourteenth Amendment to ensure equal protection and federal intrusion criteria. The piece contrasts liberal support for the act with Chicago and Kennedy era debates on state rights and civil rights enforcement.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
New York
Supreme Court
Congress
Harlan
Stewart
Earl Warren
Justice Brennan
Brennan
New York State
Justice Stewart
Judicial Branch
Puerto Rico
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
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Robert) Jackson
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Dave Felts
Holiday Magazine
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Holiday
Fred P. Graham
Duane Nedrud
National District Attorney’s Association
Chicago
House of Representatives
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