Ray sues Tennessee over neglect in King case
James Earl Ray, who confessed to the King assassination, files a $500,000 federal suit against the State of Tennessee claiming his former attorney Percy Foreman neglected to investigate evidence. He seeks a temporary restraining order to block transfer to a Missouri mental institution and alleges involvement of unnamed individuals and a Baton Rouge and New Orleans telephone information chain.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Tennessee
Noglecting
Ray
Springfield
U.S. District Court
Rey
Fascinating King
Jeter
Otter
Memphis
Teamsters
Unon
Percy Foreman
Houston
Tex
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Foreman
Z. T. Osborne
Nashville
Osborne
Pacific
U S Officials Clash Over SALT Policy and Middle East Views
Secretary of State Kissinger outlined divergent administration positions on SALT II and the Middle East. He described efforts to balance arms talks with strategic restraint while cautioning against harming key alliances and stressing a just peace. He noted public debate and discrepancies within the U S government regarding econ energy pressures and regional policies.
Worry Clinic Tests for True Love and Marriage Success
Clara asks Dr Crane how to tell if her ardent college romance is true love or mere sexual infatuation. He lists tests: shared church activity lowers divorce risk, earning own living boosts compatibility, and whether the couple acts with genuine selfless care rather than ego and sensation.
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Clara
Clara W
Crane
Speaking of Your Health and Marital Readiness
A reader asks why doctors prescribe antibiotics for severe colds since colds are viral. The column explains antibiotics prevent complications like pneumonia or sinus and ear infections, noting allergic reactions and side effects exist. It then shifts to marital advice, urging practical preparation for a lasting union, including finances, income, savings, household starts, and shared interests.
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Mrs. B
Small Town Paper Refuses To Print Porno Description
SULLIVAN Ind AP A convict freed on appeal by Judge Jesse J Bedwell in a rape case has his life sentence reduced to assault and battery with intent to satisfy sexual desires on a child under 12, the judge suspending remaining time after eight years served. In Winchester an antipornography ordinance notice will not be printed due to its explicit description, publisher Richard Wise stating the description is pornography and could not be published. The ordinance had not been formally submitted for publication and the State Board of Accounts noted possible posting options at free public places.
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Bernard Feinterwald
Washington, D.C
Ray
State Penitentiary
Sullivan, Ind
Ray County
Sullivan
Jesse J. Bedwell
Robert Mahurin
Inlimvia
Clay County
Bedwell
Mahurin
Mallurin
Winchester
Ind
Richard Wise
News Gazette and Journal Herald
State Board of Accounts
Indianapolis
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Haure
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Pringer
Kissinger
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Soviet Union
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Middle East
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James R One
Israel
Arma Toe Limited
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Mrs. A
Maine
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Master Charge
American Express
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