Saypol holds him in contempt; sets Sept trial; orders Dist Atty to start criminal proceedings; details; case revd

POWELL IS RULED GUILTY OF CRIME IN FLOUTING COURT; Judge Sets Sept. 6 Contempt Trial and Orders Action by the District Attorney

Lt J G Calhoun, 16th pct police head, says US Sup Ct confessions ruling has not weakened law enforcement

A Detective's View; NO 'HANDCUFFING' OF POLICE IS SEEN

ed on Dirksen's responsibility to work to strengthen bill

MANSFIELD WINS RIGHTS BILL POINT; Southerners Yield on Bid to Refer Measure Now to Eastland Committee

World Journal Tribune owners decide not to resume pub of Herald Tribune because of gloomy circulation and ad outlook; Tribune publisher J H Whitney declines comment; Meyer denies rept, concedes discussions; Newspaper Trades Council pres Laura says all unions will reopen negotiations if paper closes; Kennedy says pressmen's position is not affected, holds chief problem is with Sunday paper; Murphy, ITU Local 6 pres Powers comment; loss of many of staff by Herald Tribune noted

Closing of Herald Tribune Is Reported Decided Upon; Owners of Merged Papers Said to Have Acted After Study Showing Gloomy Outlook for Morning Publication Decision Is Reported Reached For Closing of Herald Tribune

ed scores decision and Lindsay for wavering on issue

P.B.A.'S PETITION ON REVIEW BOARD UPHELD BY COURT; Saypol Asserts Voters Have a Right to 'Initiate' Law on the Police Issue CITY CLERK OVERRULED Decision Will Be Appealed-- Conservatives' Signatures Are Ordered Recounted P.B.A. PETITION UPHELD BY COURT

HEW Dept officials have told HR Ways and Means Com that NYS Medicaid program will cost $1.4-billion yrly when in full operation in '70, far exceeding Rockefeller estimate; holds estimate not likely to result in program disapproval

COST OF MEDICAID PUT AT 1.4-BILLION; Estimate by Federal Health Officials Exceeds Those Of Governor for Plan COST OF MEDICAID PUT AT 1.4-BILLION

US signs pact with W Ger to buy 20-mm gun that some Army officers have called substandard (H W Baldwin rept); gun was developed by Rheinmetall and Hispano-Suiza S A of Geneva; initial $25.4-million pact was signed in June; entire contract to cost about $150-million; Repr Findley cites gun deficiencies, wire to Pres Johnson urging development and mfr of US gun

Army Orders Gun From Bonn That Officers Call Substandard; HOUSE UNIT VOTES BAN ON AIR TIE-UP

3 ptl slain by 3 gunmen, Wormwood Scrubs sec

3 Unarmed London Policemen Shot Dead as Children Watch; 3 Unarmed London Policemen Shot Dead as Children Watch Wormwood Scrubs Neighborhood Is Scene of Killing

HR com approves bill; defeats Repr Williams bill to give full responsibility to Pres; talks resumed at Reynolds request

HOUSE UNIT VOTES BAN ON AIR TIE-UP; NEW PARLEY HELD; Lack of Progress Reported as Negotiations Resume at Request of U.S. Official U.S. ARMY ORDERS A GUN FROM BONN

Sen com votes $153-million for 2 guided missile destroyers; HR had deleted funds

SENATE UNIT ASKS RESERVE CALL-UP FOR VIETNAM WAR; Appropriations Panel Insists Johnson Consider Move-- Russell Sees 'Scandal' MILITARY FUNDS VOTED $58.1-Billion Total Is Above Budget Request but Under Figure Backed by House SENATE UNIT ASKS RESERVE CALL-UP

9-hr delay in pub of Peking newspapers reptdly caused by decision to eliminate front page illus of Mao Tse-tung and later reversal of decision; speculation

RED CHINA IS TORN BY POLICY DEBATE; Party Move to Curb Purge Stirs High-Level Struggle Over Who Sets Goals

Suffolk delegation backs O'Connor, 27 to 7 for Nickerson; move soon bitter defeat for Nickerson; O'Connor, seeking delegates in Broome, Madison, Oneida, Rensselaer and Albany Counties, claims 285 delegates; Suffolk adopts unit rule; English scores Suffolk action; charges Suffolk Chmn Baranello, Pike, Dennison actually mustered only 24 votes to 14 for Nickerson; disputed by Baranello; O'Connor says Kennedy told him he did not want to hand-pick candidate; scores bossism charges

Suffolk Backs O'Connor; Heavy Blow to Nickerson; 27-to-7 Vote Is Assailed as 'Fraudulent'--Bloc Balloting an Issue SUPPOLK'S VOTE GOES TO O'CONNOR

N Korean Communist party criticizes Soviet Communist party failure to give enthusiastic support to 'anti-imperialist' struggle against US

North Korean Reds Reject Chinese or Soviet Control; NORTH KOREA REDS BAR DEPENDENCE

Bklyn Dist Atty Koota charges Sup Ct rulings have 'shackled' law enforcement; holds confessions and other evidence, even if illegally obtained, should be admissible, subject to 'discretion of trial ct'; remarks seen departing from statements he made in Nov '65 holding suspect should have access to atty 'at moment he comes in contact with law' and that confessions should not be admitted as evidence unless suspect intelligently' waived counsel rights

Koota Says New Court Rulings Have 'Shackled' Police Officials; Change in Position

Erhard and Brandt hold reunification hopes rest with developments outside Ger, TV-radio ss marking Berlin wall 5th anniv

East German Reds Hail 5-Year-Old Berlin Wall; They Dedicate Memorial to Border Guards Killed in Trying to Bar Escapes

Morse says US troop expansion would be step toward invasion of N Vietnam, s, Sen

Morse Says Administration Aims at Big Troop Build-Up

Montevideo Without News

E M Hughes named refugee coordinator for S Vietnam under US AID

Refugee Coordinator Named

China's Military Chief; Lin Piao

Nguyen Cao Ky calls upon free Asian countries for unity of approach as 1st step toward peace, s, Manila

KY ASKS FOR UNITY AS STEP TO PEACE; Bids Free Asian Lands Unite on Approach in Vietnam

More Tremors Hit Tashkent

TOKYO, Aug. 12--The North Korean statement endorsed the Soviet position that national Communist parties should evolve their individual policies in accordance with domestic conditions. However, in an apparent criticism of Soviet policy on Vietnam, the editorial added...  

An Apparent Criticism

U.N. to Resume Arabia Debate

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Selective Service officials warn that US citizens who go to Canada to avoid draft face prosecution and possible call on return

Draft Evaders in Canada Face U.S. Prosecution

Richard Francis "Scooter" Barry IV is an American former professional basketball player.

Scooter Barry, American basketball player

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Shayne Paul Corson is a Canadian former professional hockey player who played in the National Hockey League (NHL) for the Montreal Canadiens, Edmonton Oilers, St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Dallas Stars. During his NHL career, Corson battled both ulcerative colitis and, as detailed in the October 22, 2001, issue of Sports Illustrated, panic attacks. He last played in the 2003–04 season.

August 13, 1966

Headlines from August 13, 1966

POWELL IS RULED GUILTY OF CRIME IN FLOUTING COURT; Judge Sets Sept. 6 Contempt Trial and Orders Action by the District Attorney

A Detective's View; NO 'HANDCUFFING' OF POLICE IS SEEN

MANSFIELD WINS RIGHTS BILL POINT; Southerners Yield on Bid to Refer Measure Now to Eastland Committee

Closing of Herald Tribune Is Reported Decided Upon; Owners of Merged Papers Said to Have Acted After Study Showing Gloomy Outlook for Morning Publication Decision Is Reported Reached For Closing of Herald Tribune

P.B.A.'S PETITION ON REVIEW BOARD UPHELD BY COURT; Saypol Asserts Voters Have a Right to 'Initiate' Law on the Police Issue CITY CLERK OVERRULED Decision Will Be Appealed-- Conservatives' Signatures Are Ordered Recounted P.B.A. PETITION UPHELD BY COURT

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What Now My Love

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Doctor Zhivago

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