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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

5

Escobedo to use own legal landmark against new charge

Danny Escobedo, whose murder conviction was overturned by a landmark Supreme Court ruling on the right to counsel, plans to use that decision to defend against a new gun charge. His attorney says this may be the first time a defendant has used his own case to combat an unrelated accusation.

Chicago Marshall Schwarzbach Escobedo High Court Schwarzbach Supreme Court James Sullivan Manuel Valtierra

Abandoned search for 12 Nova Scotia fishermen two survivors named

The search ended for 12 missing Nova Scotia fishermen after the collision of their trawler Reliance with the Bordapian, a 5700 ton Liberian freighter. Four survived including the skipper and chief engineer as the midnight incident occurred near George's Banks on a nine day trip. The Canadian Coast Guard received notices from both vessels prompting the search.

Halifax N.S UPI Nova Scotia George’s Banks Canadian Coast Guard

Johnson and Luci Attend Two Sunday Worship Services

President Johnson and daughter Luci attended two worship services in Washington for Father’s Day. They led at National City Christian Church then at St. Dominics Roman Catholic Church. The pastor praised Johnson as representative of American fathers while criticizing self immolations in South Viet Nam.

Washington UPI Luci Johnson Father National City Christian Church St. Dominics Roman Catholic Church Capitol Patrick J. Nugent George R. Davis Viet Nam LBJ Ranch Texas Lynda Bird George Hamilton Kanab Utah Air National Guard

Legions Seek McNamara Resignation Over Defense Policy

State Legionnaires adopted a resolution demanding Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara quit criticizing his actions as weakening national security. They denounced the Army Reserve and National Guard merger and urged more flexible Cold War responses while supporting US aid in Vietnam. L. Eldon James challenged Sen. Fulbright to push for policy shifts with clearer alternatives.

Lewistown Montana American Legion Robert McNamara Legion Legionaires Army Reserve National Guard L. Eldon James Hampton J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Russia Red James Fulbright United States Viet Nam

Indira Gandhi urges Swadeshi revival to boost Indian industry

In Raipur India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi urged a boycott of foreign-made goods to strengthen domestic industry and revive the Swadeshi campaign espoused by Mahatma Gandhi. She framed the appeal as national economic action.

Raipur India Indira Gandhi Mohandas K. Gandhi

Cuban group blasts U S on Puerto Rican riots and South Africa

The Cuban backed tricontinental revolutionary group denounced U S suppression of rioters in Chicago and criticized nonwhite treatment in South Africa. It backed Puerto Rican independence efforts and linked U S actions to repression. The piece notes boxing fatalities since 1900.

Havana Tricontinental Revolutionary Organization Chicago U.S South Africa North American Puerto Rico United States

Vatican birth control commission moves toward final discussion

The inner cabinet of Pope Paul VI birth control commission met to prepare for a final discussion on possible changes to the church ban on artificial birth control. Pope Paul VI signed the task and they begin Monday with a 16 member group headed by Cardinal Ottaviani. They will consider proposals from about 60 theologians doctors lawyers sociologists and population experts and report to the Pope by about June 30.

Vatican City Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani

Dock backlog in Montreal after longshoremen strike

Longshoremen in Quebec ports work up to sixteen hours daily to clear a multimillion-dollar backlog. Harbor officials say it will take three weeks to a month to overcome the strike's effects after forty days of stoppage.

Montreal Quebec

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