Narten Appeals Set in 1963 UA Student Slaying
Karl H. Narten’s federal appeals on the 1963 murder of University of Arizona student Rickel Hanson are scheduled for January 7 before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court in San Francisco. He argues prejudicial pretrial coverage and spousal privilege violations after prior denials by Judge Carl Muecke.
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Justice Black Denounces Right to Parade on Others Property
Justice Hugo L. Black said in a national TV interview that demonstrators have no right to tramp streets or assemble on private or government property. He warned the Constitution does not grant general rights to protest on others property and noted a Chicago disorder case could reach the court. He also questioned the 1954 school desegregation phrase with all deliberate speed.
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Shifting Peace Mission To Nixon Team On Agenda
Washington AP report notes arrangements to turn over the U.S. peace team in Paris to the incoming Nixon administration. Ambassador Averell Harriman, back from Paris, says he will not stay as chief negotiator under Nixon and expects the president to name his own team. The aim is to restart talks in a broader phase, possibly next week with South Vietnam’s full delegation arriving.
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