Court ruling freeing killers stirs disquiet across states
New York reports a case where a man who confessed to killing his wife and five children was freed due to a Supreme Court Miranda ruling. nationwide cases spark law enforcement concern over admissibility of confessions, with officials debating constitutional amendments and new safeguards.
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Holtor
Tia
New York
Atcals
Supreme Court
Olaiy Isla Fir UL
Clark
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
House
Taft
Jose Suarez
Ernest A. Miranda
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Laverne van Devanter
U.S
Citr Supreme Courts
Paul Douglas
Lincoln
Neb
McClellan
President's Crime Commission
Warren
Earl Warern
Michael Kern
New York State Supreme Court
Suarez
Kern
Animal Kingdom
Miami
Fla
Dade County
Harold Algar
Earl Mixon
George LeMay
Los Angeles
Don C. Robinson
National Bank of Mexico Estra
Mexico City
Adolf
Alexander
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
House Votes To Increase Pensions
The House approved broader pension and related benefits for about 2.8 million veterans and dependents in a 357 to 0 roll call, effective July 1. The plan raises cost of living for all veterans and widows, boosts disability pay for service after 1984, and expands various wartime and education provisions. The measure aims to align Vietnam-era veterans with others under veteran laws.
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Washington
House
Senate
Olin E. Teague
Dtex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Threaten Fine Jail Term For Gurley Litterbugs
Gurley Avenue littering upsets residents as a Sunday dumping spurred a DPW cleanup from Northern Drive to 114th Street. Acting City Manager J. Leo Quigley warns violators face a $50 fine and up to five days in jail. police will arrest anyone spotted dumping refuse.
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Gurley Avenue
J. Leo Quigley
DPW
Quigley
Northern Drive
114Th Street
Powell vows to fight indefinitely in exile
BIMINI Bahamas AP Adam Clayton Powell, ousted from Congress amid contempt and funds charges, says he was silenced for acting like a white man. He vows to press equal power and plans a comeback, declaring he will fight on indefinitely.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House
Harlem Democrat
NBC
Gabe Pressman
Powell
Troy
Vanderheyden Hall
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
RPI
Fraternity
Cochairmen
Eric Fenton
Edward Hart
Peter Magnetto
Police Benevolent Association
Rudolph Stinney
Troy Boys Club
Taber Show To Feature Rhode Film
Cecil Rhode, famed Alaskan adventurer and photographer, will be featured in a Wally Taber Safari Show April 3 at 8 p.m. in Knickerbocker High School auditorium, sponsored by Mohawk Hudson Chapter Isaac Walton League. The film covers skin diving for gold, hunting and fishing Alaskan style, and a Robinson Crusoe type wilderness camping trip into Alaska. Rhode has lived in Alaska 35 years, homesteading on the Kenai Peninsula in a log cabin still part of his current house. He pursued gold with skin diving gear to outpace hill collectors.
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Helen Rhode
Cecil Rhode
Wally Taber
Knickerbocker High School
Mohawk-Hudson
Izaak Walton League
Mohawk- Hudson
Isaac Walton League
Rhode
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Welfare Aide Proposes Regional Air Pollution Plan
Secretary John W. Gardner released sweeping recommendations to control interstate air pollution in the New York Northern New Jersey metropolitan area. The plan calls for a regional agency with legal power to regulate pollution, a federal representative on the agency, and state and local government participation, with ongoing conferences until the agency is up and running.
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Washington
New York
New Jersey
John W. Gardner
New York City
Gardner
Dog horns police warning after Rostock car incident
In Rostock East Germany police warned a man to take his dog with him or face a disturbance charge after the dog pressed its paw on the car horn and blew it repeatedly while the owner was away. The incident occurred on a busy street and the dog kept the horn sounding until the owner returned.
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Rostock
East Germany
Nixon says Russia seeks end to Vietnam war
Nixon told reporters in Moscow after a four day Soviet visit that Moscow may want to end the Vietnam war but publicly ending it could cause bloc tension. He urged US diplomacy and noted Russia’s self interest in peace, while cautioning about broader consequences within the Communist bloc. He spoke near Samarkand where he previously debated Khrushchev. His trip continues toward Asia and beyond with a focus on foreign affairs studies.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Kremlin
Vietnam
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Samarkand
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
U. S
New Haven Assets Valued at 80 Million in Merger Talks
New Haven Railroad assets valued at 80.65 million in liquidation over ten years are at issue as bondholders challenge the Penn Central merger appraisal. Trustees and bondholders object to the sale terms, arguing the assets could fetch more if liquidated. ICC hearings on the proposed sale continue with options to approve reject or revise.
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NEW York
UPI
Penn-Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Wilkie Bushby
Chase Manhattan
Joseph Auerbach
ICC
Havana University students plant coffee on campus hillsides
Havana AP reports Ha vana University students will set out 1 500 coffee plants on hillsides around the stadium as part of a drive to increase food production. They will also plant 1 700 more plants on unused campus plots, according to the Communist youth newspaper.
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Havana
Havana University
Communist Youth
Christmas Spirit Rites Conducted For Claude Bear
The funeral of Claude E. Bear of Colonie, a Hanson Construction Co. foreman, was held from Erasure Funeral Chapel Albany and St. Clare's Church Colonie with a Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment followed at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery.
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Claude E. Bear
Colonie
Hanson Construction Co., Inc
Schenectady
Erasure Funeral
Albany
St. Clare's Church
Shaker High Students Win United Nations Contest
Shaker High School seniors Miss Stephanie Preiss and Miss Cathy Weller won the 41st United Nations contest, with the pair now set to compete for Albany Chapter prizes after a 50-question three-hour exam based on The U N in the Age of Change.
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Shaker High
United Nations
Shaker High School
Latham
Record
Stephanie Preiss
Arthur Preiss
Aspinwall Road
Loudonville
Catherine
Cathy) Weller
Donald Weller
Fiddiers Lane
Miss Weller
Albany
United Nations Association
U.N
Sidney
Hazel W. Hertzberg
Shaker
Ivan Turgenev
New York City
Niskayuna Boards Grades TB Test Update and Staff Changes
The Niskayuna Board of Education, in a 4 special session at the high school, revised tuberculin testing grades to 1, 7 and 12 from 1, 6 and 10. The meeting, led by Dr. Edmund Tucker, also approved eleven resignations and several appointments, with new staff including Byron Diel, Helena Gadala, Susan Horan, Raymond Leon, and others. A desk health service provision was approved for a resident student at LaSalle Institute under state mandate.
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Steven Harrison
Shaker High School
Jacob Javits
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Steven
Alpine Drive
Latham
John Mitchell
Shaker
Military Academy
Daniel Button
Shaker High School Serveties
Ann Lee
Cindy Hull
Servettes
Niskayuna Board of Education
Schenectady County Health Association
Edmund Tucker
Rexford Souder
Niskayuna
Valerie
Beaudreau
van Antwerp
Linda E. Goodman
Katherine Mathise
Sharlane Mc.Dermott
Craig School
Rose Lee Dyer
Joni A. Wilson
Glencliff
Paul Condon Jr
Elizabeth E. Dipley
van. Antwerp
Margaret R. Killeen
High School
Margaret Randall
van .Antwerp
Attilio Santilii
Aner
Byron
Diel
Helena M. Gadala
Susan Horan
Raymond Leon
Robert J. Mielke
Noreen O'Leary
Bishop's Company
E. Peterson
Margaret A. Dickinson
Dominick
J. Durante
van Ant Werp
Herman
E. Grizzard
Craig ‘Element Hary School
LaSalle Institute
Newtonville Church to Stage Milky Way Play
Newtonville Methodist Church will sponsor a performance of Do You Know the Milky Way by Bishop's Company Repertory Players of Burbank California. The play, written by Karl Wittlinger, follows a man grappling with identity and faith in Gor. It is set for 8 pm on April 9 at the church.
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Newtonville Methodist Church
Bishop’s Company Repertory Players
Burbank
Cal
Karl Wittlinger
Gor
Lodge Elks to Elect One Officer Tonight in Latham
Colonie Lodge of Elks holds its officer election at 8 p.m. today in lodge rooms at Old Louden Road and Raymond Street Latham. The post of Tiler is contested by Walter F. Wands and Joseph C. Kasper. Edward B. Murphy is slated to be named exalted ruler after the meeting with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
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Colonie Lodge of Elks
Old Louden Road
Raymond Street
Latham
Tiler
Walter F. Wands
Joseph C. Kasper
Edward B. Murphy
Lutheran Church Plans Holy Week Services in Latham
Pastor Rev Norman B Elling of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection will lead a 730 pm Communion service Thursday at the church In Good Friday 730 pm a tenebrae service will be held with sanctuary darkened and candles lit on the altar to symbolize the disciples fleeing before Christ's death and resurrection Communion will be served during the service.
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Lutheran Church
Norman B. Elling
Lutheran Church of the ‘Resurrection
Latham
Colonie Officials Draft Postal Questionnaire Plan
Colonie town officials and three Greater Colonie Chamber representatives met at Hoffmans in Latham to draft a questionnaire for Post Office Department officials. The aim is to petition Washington on a postal designation for Colonie, with Supervisor Sanford and Butler guiding the final draft.
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Colonie
Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce
Hoffman’s
Latham
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
William K. Sanford
James P. Butler
Town Planning Board
James L. Crighton
Sanford
Kal
Crighton
Yecéntlyihad
Funeral planned for Misa Andrist found dead in garage
Funeral services will be held at Broadway Methodist Church in Schenectady for Misa Stephanie E Andrist 33 an advertising executive found dead Saturday night in her home garage. Coroner withholds decision. police insured investigation continues. Born Amsterdam native, she worked with multiple firms including Colonie and Schenectady advertising houses and lived in Loudonville.
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Broadway Methodist Church
Schenectady
Misa Stephanie E
Andrist
Schennectady
Avas
Shea
Colonie
Roland Kelly
Albany “County
Theodore McShane
Albany Medical Center
Miss Andrist
Colonie Police
MacDonald, Devey
Holdworth, Inc
Amsterdam
Mary A. Burnham School
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Albright Art School
Buffalo
Ywca and Schenectady Museum
Burnt Hills
Loudonville
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