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Show 2 Wednesday, November NFVvS DESERET 12, 1969 No Jury Trial i 0rr -- oiios lihoiol c Li'Uf u( .ve m-t- i(h! -- tt i.d v - i ,i the e- ji e- i - ;l.c tm- .i, extpr.-io- i ijtit tan ot tu P,o-- e or . t jmv tii.ds ds d light even for ddults ruling left open piU'.spn the p.)ssibi!ity the out t wouiri at ome time in the future i (insider a similar plea m a juvenilp tasp that started that elate. Justices Hugo I.. Bi.ak ard William O. Douglas, who for more than 30 years h.ive Iwen in the forefront of extending Bill o, Rights pioteetion to dissented statp defendants, .sharply. "There is. as I see it. to ( sufficient nnstitutionally irason to deprive the juvenile-othis right," Douglas said. Black, in a separate opin- - out fur t due g,v-- i ,d dppn-- i .i"tr.g ot were tiled of (I me hetoie ( i of t ,e fit i ( amed garg Congre-- outt cn- - li. d The n.ajoritv cf Warren E. BurCluef ger and Associates Justue-Joh- n Marshall Harlan, William J Brennan Ji . Potter Stewart, Byron P White and Thurgood Mar-haThe appeal had been made foi Clei eme J. De Backer, a Fremont, Neb. boy who vas (ommitted to the Boys Training School at Kearney. Neb. last year at the age of 17 on a (haige that he forged d $30 (hp(k nn his fathets bank account Forgeiy is an adult (lime in Nebraska Deoacker's juvenile hearing was held on March 28, 1968. The couit on May 20. 18, s'id ddults aaused of major ( rimes wpre entitled to a jurv by trial if they requested one. Howpvr. the jury trial was limited by the eor.-iste- Jit-ti- te ll pr.me The niCtdl vhli'i ha- - ,(!( spread industrial use, is m scarce supply. Fight employes ncp m tne hop v hen the tobhet- - hu-- t lro tia1 Wi.iehead Mpi lr Ti.e eight memU-r- oi ti e gang udicated that they had left eight other- out-id- Monday n: po..ei Tne fommittee announced alter a three hour meeting it had ordered the expulsion s. Gandhi had ceased to be the party's leader in Parliament. It accused her of spreading "indiscipline in the party ranks. Mrs. Gandhi, w ho w ill be 52 years old next Wednesday. i. India's third premier. The daughter of the nation's first premier. Javvaharl Nehru, she w.ts elected to her po- -t Jan. Toledo Darkened TOLEDO OHIO iAPt broker, - A line tian-missi- Harked out about half of Tolea city of mote man odG.OGO for neatly pei-othree hours Tuesdav night. A do ns for the Toledo spokesman Edison E'ectnc Co. said ram harrneied efforts to tot rest tie trouble, which came dui-n- . g the evening .u-- h horn and ra massive traffic jam- -. u-- Mrs. Gandhi and nine of her supporters boycotted today's meeting of the 21 member committee ar.d called the action "unconstitutional." Home Minister Y. B. Chavan said the expulsion wa "an unfor- tunate and precipitate step." The Congress Party, which has ruled India since 1947. has been wracked by infighting m 19. 1966. ig spon-orii- Mrs. Gandhi , , - out of a job? M-- "Does anybody want to be smiled at? . comm r tee The 'd'd it expelled Mr- -. Gandhi for "her deliberate a ' of defiance of of fhe working the deci-io- n committee ard for actively the setting up a rival working committee and a rival congress committee and her other at- -, tituries and actions spreading indiscipline m the Congress organization." Mrs. Gandhi's support? . o said the committee's action will not affect the prime minister's position because -- he has a majority in the Congress Parhamentaiy Party. ha- a The party total strergth of 424 members in both hou-e- -. se -- le-t'- 1 m..r.,-te- r. m to herded ir.ro an of nee and were forced to lie face down on the fluul . The lObbfl- napped hmdeuffs on the wrists of f.ve of the employes ard tied up the other three with ropes. Adhesive tape was, plastered over their mouths and eyes. In the two hours the robbt' were m the plant, they lo ided 20 drums, each containing een 500 and 700 pound- - of ritkel, onto the tiuik. They If ft two dtums lefiir.J. today-expelle- four-yea- p. CillULUV Party . m.irg The action by tie partys working ccn mntee was seen a seticu- - threat to the i r i -- any rule ot a her supporter- -t;d t. ey . e:e confident they had eroga .otes to keep her -- U,iil - recent mor.dis ar.d today's was er. as its admiration. Party members in Parl.a-- n ent scneduled a meet.rg Thur-da- v ard are expected to the workirg comdebate action. Parliame; t mittee will open its autumn ses-io- n A. Pr.rr.e Minister Indira Gardr.i from tne party ard c.rerted party n. ember- - in Parliament to e.eu a rew Mmj.Ouy (onstnutioi ito-- ( a( ( n d t 'hipIv lied ite - d- - bu-p- d T.ip lomtN ruling on flip (kit. i on wliuh the (u-- p u.kIpi ipvipvv Mdrtpd Ttiei; l.pgdti two months IiefoiP the i uirt. on Mu' 20. 1!H8, Tie e rt tight- - ot , ( Sti-j.-- o! oted toe -- ni iy tu who-- p lm (.op tu he thp likely O i e veempfl uli'ilc In; thi" ciul hbeities Nebi.i'l-,- ii two .a iiout.i eel in di no- - utiod opinion, i! the .ippenl of d e ti ?p 1 it ..v! uivt-nle- ;i .n ? iu f- i. - P NEW DELHI rUPIt committee cf Ir.d.a'- - (kpi -- irv tdfd a n et.ls plant m tie Bynerry set non of Philadelphia Tue--d- .i right and made off with 12 0b J pounds of riirkf-- valued n Court Decides t India's Premier Expelled By Nation's Ruling Party Nickel Plant For Juveniles, WASHINGTON iiit d.--- ei by Bil Keane FAMILY CIRCUS $100,000 Theft At n (ourt Juie on 18 IT. to rases which began no earlier than May 20. 19nS. without a tutv who had her-tried before May 20, 1908. wotliou! a jury couln not use trie decision to demand trials. new Peking Still 'Out7 UNITED NATION'S (UPi) Communist China came (loser but still lost this year's vote on ousting Nationalist Cruna from the United Nations and bringing Peking instead The Genet al A sen duly gave votes to tne Communist regime and 56 to the Nationalist 48 government Tuesday, with 21 abstentions. 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