Simpson Fails Lie Detector Report After Slayings
Two days after the slayings of his ex wife and her friend O J Simpson reportedly took a surprise lie detector test while on medication and scored badly. KCBS TV said he scored lower than a minus 6, considered deceptive. Simpson and Robert Kardashian went to polygraph examiner Edward I Gelb on June 14 194 at Shapiro s urging.
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Robert Kardashian
Edward I. Gelb
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JFK Witnesses Coached For Garrison File
National Archives release shows a 1967 Shaw defense interview with Gurvich revealing claims that Garrison aides coached and paid witnesses to link Clay Shaw to Kennedy’s murder. Garrison pursued a conspiracy theory resulting in Shaw’s 1969 trial and acquittal after 34 days of testimony. Manatees face a deadly pneumonia outbreak in Florida waters, with scientists examining carcasses to identify the cause.
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Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
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National Archives
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William Gurvich
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Florida
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Info
Aiken Standard subscription rates for home delivery and mail options are listed, with monthly and longer-term pricing. The paper notes advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PEM and provides postal details, address, ISSN, and publication origin.
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Aiken Standard
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Alken Standard
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Gunfire Death Toll: One Child Every 92 Minutes
A Children's Defense Fund report warns gunfire kills a child every 92 minutes, second only to accidents for ages 10 to 19. In 1993 childhood gun deaths reached 5,751, with 3,661 homicides and 526 accidents, and black males 15 to 19 face the highest risk at 153.1 per 100,000.
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Victim Names Said Found Inside Cabin
Helena reports on the Unabomber probe in which a second live bomb of similar design was found in Theodore Kaczynski’s cabin near Lincoln, while officials admit only one live bomb and a partially assembled device may exist. Names of some victims surfaced in documents, and authorities compare crime-scene fragments to those at past attacks dating 1994 and 1995 as the investigation widens.
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Theodore Kaczynski
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Brando Says Hollywood Run by Jews Sparks Backlash
Marlon Brando drew swift condemnation after telling CNN Larry King Live that Hollywood is run by Jews. Abraham H. Foxman of the ADL called the remark utterly false and demanded Brando apologize to Jewish professionals and the broader Jewish community for stereotyping.
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Marlon Brando
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Foxman
Planes Ready For Rescue In West Africa Crisis
U S military planes stood by across the border to evacuate about 470 Americans from Monrovia as fierce fighting raged in the Liberian capital. Since Saturday the clashes between government troops and rebel factions intensified, driving tens of thousands to seek refuge near the U S Embassy and surrounding areas.
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North Korea Might Act Irrationally, Officials Warn
Washington officials say North Korea is not planning a strike on South Korea but fear Pyongyang could act foolishly. Three nights of troop movements into the DMZ are seen as political, not military, gambits. Defense Secretary Perry says the peninsula requires ongoing watching and notes possible instability from food shortages.
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McVeigh Lawyer Seeks Evidence To Clear Client
Denver AP report says Timothy McVeigh’s lawyer Stephen Jones requests 176 items from the government in a prehearing filing. He argues withheld material could exonerate McVeigh, including classified files on the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis in Europe and witness statements that don’t fit his client.
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Hale Testimony Put In Question In Whitewater Trial
Government star witness David Hale gave inconsistent statements about when he heard that a fraudulent loan scheme would benefit Arkansas political elites. Hale originally said the term political family surfaced at Jim Guy Tucker's house, but in late cross examination he could not recall exactly when the reference first arose.
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Whitewater
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Jim Guy Tucker
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Brown's Friends Offer Goodbyes
Secretary Ron Brown's body is to be placed at the Commerce Department for public and departmental farewell. Brown died in a Croatia plane crash with 32 Americans and two Croatians last Wednesday. The White House says his body will arrive at the building between 10 and 11 a.m. Vice President Al Gore will attend a brief public ceremony.
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Freemen Declare U S Government a Corporate Prostitute
In Jordan Montana the Freemen loudly condemn the U S government as a corporate prostitute while doubling down on their belief in a self governed system. The 16 day standoff with the FBI appears unresolved as talks with Montana legislators yield little. About 20 militants remain at Justus Township as authorities pursue multiple state and federal charges.
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