Clay Not Wiretap Victim Harthe Doubts Federal Judge Rules
In Houston a federal judge ruled that wiretaps did not convict Clay for draft evasion. Judge Ingraham said surveillance was lawful but the government may have used tainted evidence. Clay’s lawyers plan appeals. The ruling centers on whether wiretap data affected Clay’s 1967 conviction and his five year sentence.
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Nixon to Meet Wilson During Stopover in Europe
President Nixon will hold a brief meeting with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson near London during a refueling stop on his world trip to Asia and the Pacific. The White House said the talks will not affect Nixon’s Washington return schedule, with Apollo 11 splashdown planned for after his Pacific leg.
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Traffic Crashes Kill Two Monday in Indiana
Two people died in Monday crashes in Indiana. Richard Garberson, 9, of Richmond, died when his truck overturned near Lebanon. Harold A. Clawson, 44, of Brownsburg, perished in a two car crash near Martinsville on Indiana 87. Charles Tully, 17, of Dupont, died from Saturday injuries west of Versailles on U.S. 50. Jake Fron, 33, of East Chicago, died Sunday from a two car collision at Indiana 0 and a Fortler County intersection near Valparaiso. A Canadian firm plans a five year 25 million dollar aid program to the University of the West Indies with centers in Windward and Leeward Islands and Barbados student residence.
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Tension Eases in Evansville After Curfew Lifted
Evansville Indiana saw reduced tension on Monday after a quiet Sunday following disturbances sparked by the killing of a Black youth. Mayor Frank McDonald lifted the dusk to dawn curfew and warned it could be reimposed if disorders return. Police Chief James Lape kept officers alert as rewards totaling 2555 were offered for information leading to the gunman’s arrest in the shooting of 14 year old Infirey Taylor on his porch last Thursday. Captain Thomas Gastin said 10 detectives are on full-time duty in the case.
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Court Upholds State Right To Close Kentland Post
Newton Circuit Court Special Judge Marvin McLaughlin upheld the Indiana State Police right to close the Kentland post. He dissolved a temporary restraining order and refused to issue a temporary injunction against the closing. The order had been sought by Kentland residents represented by Lafayette attorney Edward Kelley.
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Suburban Real Estate Board Charged With Discrimination
The Justice Department charges a suburban Chicago realty board and its members with racial discrimination in housing sales. The suit alleges Negro buyers faced required financial disclosures, denied access to the multiple listing service, and were shown fewer eligible homes. The action seeks to end the discriminatory practices under Title VII.
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Power Of The Press Shapes Vietnam Aid and Times Book Review
Secretary of State William Rogers told Congress the U.S. must control surplus arms after Vietnam and may shift aid to development if the conflict subsides. A review of Gay Talese’s The Kingdom and the Power highlights the Times leadership and editorial dynamics.
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Self-Hypnosis Said To Combat Cigarettes
New York psychiatrist Dr Herbert Spiegel reported teaching a 45 minute self hypnosis method that helps smokers quit. He claims 100 plus hard core smokers cured with 10 to 20 second daily self hypnosis sessions, stating one in five show long term success and that hypnosis influenced others to reduce or quit.
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Police Wage Talks Canceled In Michigan City
Michigan City officials canceled a July bargaining session after a Saturday sick call walkout by officers. The council will submit a police salary schedule showing up to 10 percent raises and a $37,600 base for patrolmen. Six officers reported to work Saturday as state police and nearby officers assisted. The mayor warned that any future no show protests will be fired.
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Winnie Judd Admits Identity and Plea Bid
Winnie Judd, the 64 year old “Tiger Woman” fugitive, admitted her identity and made an unsuccessful plea to be returned to Arizona alone. Once convicted for the 1931 Phoenix slayings, she has escaped the mental hospital multiple times since 1962 and was captured after being identified by fingerprints.
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