Supreme Court imposes new limits on police questioning
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, requires police to inform suspects of rights before interrogation and to provide counsel if needed at government expense. The ruling bars questioning if a suspect wishes to remain silent or asks for a lawyer, and deems statements without safeguards inadmissible. Dissenters call it a hazardous experiment amid rising crime.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
California
New York
Arizona
High Court
California Supreme Courts
Isidore Dolinger
Bronx
Samuel Olsen
Wayne County
Mich
Frank Ramon
Seattle
Wash
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Howard R. Leary
New York City
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Viet Cong attack at Lai Khe base injures troops and damages helicopters
Viet Cong forces hit the Lai Khe base camp of the U S Army 1st Division with at least 30 rounds of 81mm mortar fire at 3 30 pm and 7 pm causing a few U S casualties and damaging several Huey helicopters. The camp lies 25 miles north of Saigon amid an 11 day operation in El Paso. Captured bodies and ongoing sweep at another jungle hideout follow heavy B 52 bombing in the same region.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Lai Khe
1St Division
Bill
Jury Finds Jack Ruby Sane After Sanity Trial
A Texas sanity hearing concluded with Jack Ruby found sane after a brief trial. Ruby spoke from the witness stand appealing to jurors, insisting he has been sane since conviction. State witnesses, including four guards and a doctor, all testified to Ruby’s mental soundness.
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Jack Ruby
Ruby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
J. H. Tonnhill
Tonnhill
Asst. Dist. Atty
Bill Alexander
Jack
Sol Dann
Detroit
U.S. District Court
US. Supreme Court
Texas
Steward Mine A Team Wins Miners First Aid Contest
Miners Union Day drew 8 000 to 10 000 at Columbia Gardens Butte with 2 500 watching the 47th annual first aid contest. Steward Mine A team scored 1 487 to win 300 and defend its title, as Mountain Con A and Machine Shop tied for second with 1 484.
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Columbia Gardens
The
Anaconda Co
Gardens
Steward
Mountain Con
Stolen Papers Across Four Drop Points Spark Vandalism Probe
About 2,200 Standard Post newspapers planned for morning delivery disappeared from four circulation drop points in the Butte area. Labor, including pressmen and mailers, recalled to print replacements as police seek suspects. A $250 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
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Standard Post
Butte
Joe Stocke
Montana Power Holds Annual Meeting in Butte
Several hundred residents from Montana and neighboring states are expected to attend The Montana Power Company annual meeting at the Fox Theater in Butte on Wednesday at 10 30 am. Three directors seek reelection for three year terms: Sam B. Chase Newell Gough Jr and Alex K Sample Jr. Directors plan a June meeting at the company headquarters in town.
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Montana
Butte
Montana Power Company
Fox Theater
Sam B. Chase
Newell Gough Jr
Helena
Alex K. Sample Jr
Kalispell Bank
Metcalf Enters 1966 Montana Senate Campaign
Democrat Lee Metcalf filed for re election to Montana's Senate, facing Republican Gov Tim Babcock in the November 8 election after paying a 300 filing fee. Metcalf, a liberal former Supreme Court justice, opposes private power companies and supports federal water projects while Babcock argues Metcalf favors socializing the electric industry.
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Helena
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Metcalf
Tim Babcock
Frank Murray
Babcock
Knowles
Butte Anaconda Weather Forecast Brief
Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Wednesday with occasional afternoon and early evening showers. Warmer night temperatures expected. Today's high 67 degrees, tonight's low 46. One year ago in Butte records were 60 and 35. Weather chart appears on page 16.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Night shopping outline for city stores Friday
Friday night shopping returns with many stores extending hours until 9pm. Sears Hennessy Rosenberg Toggery Hunters Stratford Osselle Callahan join Merchants of East Park Plaza and most West Park Street stores in late hours to 9 pm due to Miners Union Day closings.
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Mining City
Miners Union
Sears
Hennessy's
Rosenberg’s
Toggery
Hunter's Stratford's
Osselle’s
Callahan's
East Park Plaza
West Park Street
Flag Day colors and local politics featured across pages
Page 8 highlights Flag Day color displays while Page 11 previews two primaries today. Page 13 notes MCU approval to raise rates and Page 18 reports Diamond Jim Gentile is sent back to minor leagues amid a quiet riot scene.
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Diamond Jim Gentile
Gala Day at the Gardens Draws Thousands in Miners Union Event
Columbia Gardens host overflow crowd from dawn to night as 8 000 to 10 000 attendees celebrate Miners Union Day. Butte Miners Union No 1 offers free rides ice cream cotton candy and pop for children.
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Ted Beech
the Gardens
Columbia Gardens
Butte Miners Union No. 1
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Porphyry
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Cobban
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Sheridan
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Dis
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MCU
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