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Some lawyers predict that Gideon will eventually be extended to juvenile courts which, being noncriminal courts, do not yet guarantee even affluent delinquents the Sixth Amendment right to counsel "in all criminal prosecutions." As a start, the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges plans to provide lawyers for indigent delinquents in Chicago, Newark, Cleveland and parts of North Carolina...
...Until now, we've studied cases that confirmed our theory--quantum electrodynamics--and that's been the end of it," Pipkin explained. "We know of events the theory doesn't predict accurately, but we can't do anything with them if we can't correct the theory...
While U.S. troops and the Vietcong ambush each other in the ladrang Valley, Europe's former imperial powers view the fighting with widely divergent reactions, Sneering French cynics calmly predict another Dienbienphu--the climactic 1954 defeat of the Frech by the Vietminh. Most Germans, on the other hand, solicitously approve of America's every move. And the English are simply to preoccupied to object more than mildly...
...take it for granted that Harvard's defense unit will hold the Elis fairly well in check; the Crimson has yielded only 62 points in eight games. But how the offense will function is difficult to predict. Leo and Grant are brilliant runners, but their talent wasn't enough for the Crimson to make headway against the tough defenseive lines of Cornell, Dartmouth and Princeton...
This 82nd renewal of The Game is inscrutable. We have had an ugly premonition that the contest will end in a 7-7 tie, but sheer blind faith in Bobby Leo, Wally Grant, and Harvard's superiority over Yale in all things leads us to predict a 10-7 Crimson victory with more hope than conviction.CrimsonMark L. Rosenberg '66BOBBY LEO (left) and WALLY GRANT (right) will lead the Crimson's offense against Yale today...