Frisking Ruling Seen Strengthening Police Powers
The high court’s 8-1 decision on frisking suspects is viewed as bolstering law enforcement. Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote the majority, with Justice Douglas dissenting, arguing for tighter limits on searches. The piece cites Senator Kennedy’s death as example of crime risk and urges courts to empower police to stop and search armed individuals.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
Robert F. Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Senator Kennedy
Supreme Court
U. S
Penalty upholding NLRB ruling targets Darlington cotton mill case
The 4th Circuit weighs back pay for 12 years tied to the 1956 mill shutdown. The decision bars a multi unit firm from dissolving a losing unit to chill unionism at Deer ing Milliken Inc. The editors question fairness of forcing employers to stay afloat despite losses.
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Darlington Cotton Mill
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Darlington
Deering Milliken Inc
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Today in History June 20 1968 highlights
On this date many events shaped history from 1789 the French Revolution beginning to 1898 the US seizure of Guam in the Spanish American War. Other items note Maryland's colony grant 1632 and Alaska purchase treaty 1867, plus royal and political milestones.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
England
William IV
Victoria
West Virginia
Andrew Johnson
United States
Alaska
Russia
Guam
Chicago
William Howard Taft
Ohio
Tunisia
Morocco
Tunis
Algeria
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Middle East
Men Ought to Hold Harder To Vital Things Not The Past
A Virginia writer shares reflections from a mountain retreat after the Kennedy assassination. He argues against grinding work hours and praises slow reading and the evolving understanding of free speech and obscenity. He notes changes in law, culture, and natural scenes while urging perseverance of core values.
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Mountain Place
Kennedy
John Updike
Charles Rembar
Random House
Rembar
New York
Lady Chatterley
Fanny Hill
Lawyers’ Club
Ny-uss
Red Cross
Mildred
Salt Mine
Freddy
Agnes
Hen Pecktastic Lunchroom Musings At In and Out Club
A New York AP piece recounts office workers at the In-and-Out Club lunching and venting about bosses, marriages, and daily grind. The bystander quotes reveal humor and frustration about work, love, and modern life.
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New York
Lindsay and Kennedy's Senate lure tests New York mayoralty
Washington reports a compelling yet cautious choice for Mayor John Lindsay as the Kennedy Senate vacancy reopens a path to higher office. His reluctance, driven by 1970 governor plans and 1972 presidency hopes, clashes with the pull of national stature and a steadier life in the Senate amid New York City’s urban challenges.
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Senate
New York
John Lindsay
Ropert Kennedy
Lindsay
Kennedy
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Lively
Pon
Harlem
Social Central Committee
Christian Democrats
Sweden
Portugal
Italy
Andy Warhol
Salvador Dali
Marisol
Jerusalem
Senegal
Saigon
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Panama
Ecuador
Haiti
John Daly
al Nbc
Voice of America
Don Drysdale
Jerry Koosman
Steve Carlton
Miami Beach
Daniel J. Evans
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Edward Brooke
Mass
Supreme Court
Fa Peresons
California
Robert Kennedy
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Hyannisport
Arlington National Cemetery
New York City
France
Paris
International Monetary Fund
4 H Clubs Move Into The City
New Haven Hill district hosts a lean 4 H Youth Program with a Green Thumb Club and a Bike Club using discarded parts to teach practical skills. Despite a tiny budget, the program funds tools, workshops and student ventures while partnering with the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Connecticut.
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America
Heart
Department of Agriculture Extension Services
Nassau County
New York City
Rochester
Syracuse
Providence
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Hartford
Hill
New Haven
Conn
Robert Giaimo
Community Progress Incorporated
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Connecticut
College of Agriculture
Urbe
Green Thumb Club
Hill 4
New Haven Hill
Quiz Yourself How's Your News IQ Recall These Events
Editor notes test reader memory with ten world events and multiple choice answers covering European crisis, artists, explosions, presidents, resignations, shutouts, conventions, Supreme Court rulings, Kennedy assassination, and French finance.
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