Supreme Court backs police stop and frisk ruling
The Supreme Court, eight to one, endorses stop and frisk as reasonable under the Fourth Amendment. Chief Justice Warren notes police necessity for crime prevention and cites FBI data on officers killed and assaulted. Justice Douglas dissents, warning of potential liberty erosion and demanding probable cause for seizures. The decision allows limit on searches to outer clothing and rejects vague hunches as basis.
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Washington
Th Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
FBI
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Smocked Pillows and Needlecraft Catalog Offers
Pattern 7041 details for smocked pillows using corduroy vele satin and cotton with directions. Alice Brooks advertises needlecraft catalogs, patterns and books at 50 cents each plus 15 cents postage, include Quilt and Afghan designs, mail order to New York 10011.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Jumbo
Needlecraft
Wallace Begins 11 City Southern Tour After Death of Wife
Wallace heads into an 11 city Southern tour his first public appearance since his wife's death. He plans a Memphis fundraiser and rally as supporters claim 40000 Illinois signatures and 16000 North Carolina petitions exceed ballot requirements. He critiques national leadership and urges stronger police enforcement while Secret Service guards his events.
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Montgomery
Ala
Illinois
North Carolina
George Wallace
Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
Lurleen Wallace
WG. McCarley
Autauga County
Springfield
Ill
McCarley
Ed Ewing
Raleigh
N.C
Ewing
Secret Service
Johnson
Kennedy
Antistrike Legislation Fails to Prevent Walkouts Across States
The report surveys 17 states with public employee antistrike laws, noting multiple walkouts despite penalties. It highlights Illinois limits, Florida and New York tests under the Taylor law, and shows unions defying bans while courts and mediation shape outcomes.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Delaware
Illnois
New York
Connecticut
Ennsylvania
North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Ohio
Michin
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Uth Dakota
Texas
Hawaii
Oregon
Illinois
Ilinois Supreme Court
Pennsyvania
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania Federation of Teachers
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Frort Datas
Florida Supreme Court
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Sanitation
New -York City
State Public Employment Relations Board
Nkomo Isolation Claimed in Rhodesia Camp
Mrs. Johanna Nkomo says her husband Joshua Nkomo and four aides are kept separate from other detainees as the most dangerous restrictees. He has been restricted since 1964 and she has been denied visits since October 1966 at the Gonakudzingwa Restriction Center in southeast Rhodesia.
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Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Johanna Nkomo
Nkomo
Gonakudzingwa
Gainesboro Yard Party Nets Big Total for Fire Co Fund
Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Co yard party on company grounds Saturday night grossed 2852.52 dollars, one of the largest totals. Prizes awarded include a shotgun to Estern Costello of Gore, a wristwatch to Charles Brill Jr of Cros Junction, a bicycle to Margel Jo W. T. Massie of Yellow Spring West Virginia, and a country ham to James Twiggs of Ridgeway Virginia. Leslie Campbell, president, praised donors from Winchester and Frederick Conn merchants and advertisers, noting the event funds the fire company’s only annual fundraising project. Plans to expand the fire hall include more kitchen and storage space and sewing room. work slated for late summer.
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Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Co
Estern Costello
Gore
Charles Brill, Jr
Cros Junction
Margel Jo W. T. Massie
Yellow Spring
W. Va
James Twiggs
Ridgeway
Leslie Campbell
Gainesboro
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Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System