Court Decrees Police May Shield Informers
The Supreme Court strengthened police privilege in informant cases, upholding an Illinois narcotics conviction from a 1964 tip while narrowing Fourth Amendment protections. The decision sparked dissents and accompanied actions denying review of a Brooklyn clerk’s induction report and overturning an O'Brien Teamsters conviction. A service member’s tax status and a Florida murder conviction appeal were also addressed with potential retrials or hearings.
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Saturn Rocket To Blast Apollo To Earth Orbit
UPI reports NASA will launch an unmanned Saturn I to earth orbit using the Apollo test craft, a moon landing module flight slated for summer with a possible one month delay. Sources say the Saturn V debut may be delayed from June to midsummer as the program adjusts timelines.
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Winter Has Last Swipe At Midwest
The Associated Press reports a final winter swipe across the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes as spring nears. Snow fell from Minnesota to southwestern Pennsylvania, with 2 inches in St Paul and Minneapolis and Columbus Ohio, 3 inches in Fargo NC. Heavy snow and hazardous driving warnings covered Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. The Weather Bureau forecast four inches or more tonight in east central Minnesota and central northern Wisconsin and lower Michigan. South of the snow belt a broad rain area stretched from Iowa to southern West Virginia. Vandalia Illinois logged nearly three quarters of an inch in the forenoon.
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Assembly Passes Several Bills Across Housing Water and Diving
The Assembly approved a package including a measure to curb non legitimate travel agencies, a ban preventing NYC housing authority from denying rentals to qualified applicants with out of wedlock children, and a 100 foot safety rule near underwater diving operations. Also approved was a Nassau County Water Authority proposal to curb high private water rates, debated amid Nassau lawmakers.
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War talk shifts in Vietnam to pacification effort gains
A Guam conference communique praised the pacification and revolutionary development program in South Vietnam as constructive despite Viet Cong terror. North Vietnamese papers mocked the meeting as a U.S. failure while urging Hanoi to back talks. U S officials said the war would not broaden despite increased attacks. Ky argued for strength to force peace, warning Communists cannot win militarily or politically. Milk protests and violence caused farm supply disruptions as tensions rose in Wisconsin.
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Milk War Sparks Violence and Arrests in Upstate New York
Conflicts over the National Farmers Organization milk embargo escalate with a 12 gauge shell piercing a 500 gallon container at John Knoblauch’s dairy in Dolgeville. Arrests follow in Mohawk and Little Falls as dairy farmers face fines and jail for malicious mischief amid widespread dumping and delivery disruptions across several counties.
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Pistol Once Owned by Ruby Is Estate's Sole Item
Detroit AP Jack Ruby's entire estate consists of the pistol used to kill Lee Harvey Oswald and four other personal items. The pistol's fate rests with Dallas courts, with one offer of 50 000 reported. The four other items include a diamond watch, ring, hat, and clothes. The attorney said none would be sold unless court orders debts.
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Minister in Race For Powell Seat In Harlem Contention
Conservative candidate for Harlem congressman sought in State Supreme Court to block Adam Clayton Powell from running for re election. Justice Irving L. Levey set a hearing for next week on a suit filed by Rev. Evain F. Yearling, named as third candidate in the race. Petitions and legal maneuvering mark a tense contest as partisan lines drawn.
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Speck murder trial judge bars newspaper reporter
Circuit Court Judge Herbert C. Paschen barred Chicago Daily News reporter Edmund J Rooney from the Rich ard Speck case courtroom after Rooney published the names of four jurors chosen Friday. The judge cited violation of coverage guidelines.
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Assembly Votes To End Loyalty Law
ALBANY UP I The Assembly yesterday voted 85 60 to repeal the Feinberg loyalty law ruled unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court after a challenge by State University at Buffalo teachers The high court said membership alone was not just cause for removal and the bill would remove public school superintendents teachers and employees who were members of subversive organizations Republicans supported retention of the law leading to its repeal by the same vote count
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Judge Accused Of Encouraging Prostitute Trade
NEW YORK AP charges that Suffolk County District Court Judge Floyd Samsohn guided and encouraged a prostitute in plying her trade. The misconduct case opened before five judges of the Appellate Division in Brooklyn. Samsohn, 38, of Commack, was suspended from his $17,500 a year judgeship last August 15.
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Powell Appeals Reinstatement Bid In Washington
Powell seeks reinstatement to his seat after ouster on charges of misusing public funds. Yearling, former Harlem pastor now on Long Island, faces election in Harlem’s 18th district though residency isn’t required. Mrs. Lucille Pickett Williams runs on the Republican ticket.
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Underworld Figure Killed Near Boston in Parking Lot
Police found the bullet-riddled body of John Locke 29 of Charlestown Boston in a parking lot yesterday. The medical examiner said Locke was shot several times including in the face and neck.
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Boston
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