Supreme Court Allows Street Searches by Police for Weapons
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that police may stop and search suspicious individuals for weapons when they fear for safety, with limits. Chief Justice Warren said the officer need not be certain the person is armed, only reasonably believe danger exists. Justice Douglas dissented, warning of potential totalitarian power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Congress
William O. Douglas
Budget request seeks center staff and pay raises
Ellsworth outlined a five day week plan with three counselors and new staff for a proposed center. He estimated center costs under 50 000 dollars annually and urged hiring a psychiatrist secretary psychologist and another social worker. The prison budget calls for 8 percent raises in 1969 70 and 4 percent in 1970 71, advancing pay grades. first year salaries would begin at 435 dollars per month versus 400 now.
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Ellsworth
General comments on war aims and attrition
Westy hedges increases in enemy strength in filtration from the North. The general pauses and says he would prefer not to comment. He says victory is not possible in a classic sense if Paris peace talks fail, due to not expanding the war, but the enemy can be attritted and the price raised to an intolerable point.
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Paris
Weather forecast East and West of the Divide
East of the Divide calls for mostly cloudy days with scattered afternoon and evening showers and occasional thundershowers through Wednesday. Lows in the 40s to 50s, highs mostly in the 70s on Tuesday. West of the Divide remains cloudy into Wednesday with scattered showers and a few thundershowers, highs 65 to 75 Tuesday and Tuesday night in the 40s.
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Ager
State custodial officials seek 15 million more than okayed
Montana State Board of Institutions heard requests for the 1969-71 biennium from 10 custodial facilities. Budgets totaling 41.68 million would rise by about 15 million from the 26.70 million authorized for 1967-69. Major increases came from Boulder River School, Warm Springs State Hospital, and the State Prison.
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Montana
State Board of Institutions
Boulder River School and Hospital
Stephen J. Chiavaro
Boulder
Warm Springs State Hospital
Stanely J. Rogers
Herbert T. Caraway
Billings
E. C. Ellsworth
Deer Lodge
Edwin G. Kellner
Richard F. Morris
Lewistown
Children’s Center
Twin Bridges
Galen State Hospital
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Pine Hills
Miles City
Swan River
Bim Rowe Tours Montana as Kennedy Shooting Shock Echoes
Bim Rowe visits sites in Great Falls Helena and Butte as Democrats weigh campaign moves after the Kennedy shooting. He plans Boston duties at Harvard and notes talk of Humphrey Kennedy ticket while denying active campaign leadership. Rowe emphasizes a gentle approach and ongoing advisory role.
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Helena
Butte
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Harvard University
Harvard
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Rowe
Eugene J. McCarthy
Montana
Sen. Kennedy
Los Angeles
New York
Arlington Cemetery
Finlen Hotel
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Edward M. Kennedy
Bids Sought for New Clancy Post Office Construction
The Associated Pressreports bids are being solicited through July 8 for a new Clancy post office. Rep Arnold Olsen says construction will be on property owned by Mr and Mrs Richard Borgman, across from the current rented facility.
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Clancy
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Olsen
Richard Borgman
Lawyer appointed for James Ray as extradition case looms
James Ray, 40, was ordered held without bail by Chief Magistrate Frank Milton with a June 18 hearing set. U.S. officials plan to seek extradition from Britain after Vinson submits documentation, with a 15 day window for habeas corpus and potential August arguments if challenged. Security was tight as Ray appeared under false name Sneyd facing gun possession and passport charges alongside U.S. civil rights conspiracy and Tennessee murder indictments.
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Fred M. Vinson Jr
Britain
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United States
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Tennessee
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Former grid star Jimmy Brown not charged in injury case
Hollywood AP Jimmy Brown the former NFL fullback and actor will not be charged with assaulting a young woman found injured below his second floor apartment. The district attorney said insufficient evidence to prosecute and the case appears dropped unless further evidence emerges.
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Cleveland
Beverly Hills
Brenda Ayres
Dodd pushes gun control bills amid calls for registration
Senator Dodd lobbies for federal firearm registration with penalties of 2000 dollars and two years imprisonment for violations. He cites a threat of more assassinations if laws fail. Separate proposals target crimes against Congress members and a House bill bans mail order rifles and shotguns to minors.
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New Jersey
National Rifle Association
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D-W. Va
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Iowa
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House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Convicted man clears his name in firearms case
Browning resident Roger Joseph Boy, previously convicted under the 1934 National Firearms Act, is freed after a Monday release on an indictment claiming possession of a sawed off rifle unregistered. His attorney argued for case dismissal, citing Fifth Amendment protection, aligning with a Supreme Court ruling criticizing the act.
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Great Falls
Roger Joseph Boy
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph Boy
Dorothy Hatfield
Supreme Court
Bozeman Beef Conference Opens In Montana
The New Look Beef Evaluation Conference opened in Bozeman with talks on judging cattle and using tools while a display of steer carcasses showed visual selection remains guesswork. About 1,000 attendees from the northwest and Canada attended the Montana Junior Hereford Association event held at the Bozeman high school fieldhouse. the meeting ends Tuesday.
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New Look
A Auman
Byron Geissler
Montana State University
Northwest States
Bozeman School
Montana Junior Hereford Association
Montana Grants Licenses to 34 New Lawyers
In Helena 34 new Montana lawyers were admitted after receiving UM Missoula law diplomas. The class of 33 men and 1 woman were sworn in by the state Supreme Court before a pre noon ceremony. Chief Justice James T. Harrison presided. four associate justices attended. UM Law School Dean Robert E. Sullivan introduced graduates. The oath was given by Supreme Court Clerk Thomas J. Kearney.
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Forrest H. Anderson
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Kearney
Lewistown Flood Project Wins Backing and Funds
Helena AP reports Everett V. Darlington of the Water Resources Board praised Lewistown voters for passing a bond issue to fund a flood control project. The plan, costing about 1.5 million dollars, aims to protect lives and property and seek federal funds to support construction.
Helena Governor's Daughter Weds in Plymouth Church
Maria Kay Babcock, 20, daughter of Gov Tim Babcock, married Michael A Sillinger, 20, in Helena. The ceremony at Plymouth Congregational Church was led by Rev William Burkhardt with Rev Otto Sillinger assisting. The couple, Whitman College students and Helena High graduates, honeymoon in Yellowstone Park and will return to school in fall.
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Maria Kay Babcock
Tim Babcock
Michael A. Sillinger
Plymouth Congressional Church
William Burkhardt
Otto Sillinger
Two Harbor, Minn
Sillinger
Whitman College
Walla, Wash
Helena High School
Yellowstone Park
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