Jury Convicts Over Modern Tech Uses In Nuclear Debate
The jury convicted 18 to 13 on a single charge amid testimony by John Carey and Louis Nizer. Defense witness Dr. Alvin Weinberg warned that science and power must be controlled, while others cited risks from bombs, pollution, and data surveillance. The discussion touched on ethics, governance, and global tension.
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John
Carey
New York
Jerome
Philadelphia
Louis Nizer
Nizer
Congress
Genheim Pavillon
Underwater mining machine may settle Fremont dispute
A novel underwater mining rig tested in a Rio Gravel Co. quarry may resolve the long dispute between quarry operators and Alameda County Water District over pit flooding. The device uses air and water pressure to lift gravel from submerged pits, operating deeper than 100 feet, potentially ending the legal confrontations tied to the water recharge program.
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Rio Gravel Co
Tony Ara
Jack
Alameda County Water District
Fremont
ACWD
Bruno
Tony Shannon
Cal
Three Die After Slushy Pit Fall In Grand Teton Park
Park rangers report two men and a boy perished while descending Symmetry Spire Couloir after slipping on snow and falling into a pond formed by melting water. Wayne Creek, 36, recovered. Rob ert Hl Deal, 28, and Louis Ybarrondo, ? from Idaho Falls are missing. head ranger Betts calls it the park's worst disaster.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
UPI
Park Rangers
Mle
Wayne Creek
Robert Hl. Deal
Louis Ybarrondo
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Teton National
Frank Betts
Deal
Betta
William Radtke
Radtke
Times to seek clearance for Vietnam War study exposure
The New York Times will ask a three judge appeals court to clear the way for resuming publication of the secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam War origins. The government sought a stay while appeals proceed, with hearings set in Washington and New York as factions argue about national interest and First Amendment protections.
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New York
The
New York Times
Pentagon
Times
U.S
Murray
Gurfein
Whitney North Weymaur Jr
Court of Appeals
Washington
Washington Post
Justice Department
Robert §. McNamara
Vietnam
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Dobuson
Gurleln
Uhinda Times
Sydney Gruson
News
Enlagon
Gerhard A. Gesell
Justice J Department
I Court of Appeals
Gesell
Marijuana users what follows conviction
A narrative on marijuana use and conviction explores how a large portion of Americans might encounter marijuana via casual use and the legal risks. It shares anecdotes from those who pled guilty to misdemeanors, detailing varied outcomes without sensational detail.
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John Mitchell
Thal Hayward
Sault County
South County
Eastern School of Social Work
Stifle
California
Jacksonville calm after week of riots
Jacksonville Florida police kept heavy patrols in black neighborhoods after four nights of firebombings looting and sniping. A few isolated firebombings and one sniper incident were reported Sunday night with six arrests bringing total arrests to 89 and property damage near half a million dollars.
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Jacksonville
Florida
UPL
Vialenes
Sid Pellow
R. Horne
Donnie Ray Hall
Tection
Col
Air crash kills Fremont pair near Ruth Lake
A small plane crashed during approach to the Double A Flying Ranch near Ruth Lake in Southern Trinity County killing Fremont couple Leroy Allen Bortis 43 and Harriet Bortis. Coroner reports Mrs. Bortis died on arrival at St Joseph's Hospital Eureka and Mr. Bortis died minutes after. The craft reportedly stalled during approach and crashed into the Mad River canyon. Bortis worked at Oakland Naval Supply Center and Mrs. Bortis trained Alameda County social workers.
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Eureka
Fremont
Ruth Lake
Trinity County
Edward Neilson
Humboldt County
Leroy Allen Bortis
Harriet
Lake Oneida Drive
Bortis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mad River
Srokesman
Alameda County
Oakland Naval Supply Center
Bartis
Morning coastal clouds linger through Tuesday
Weather forecast notes low clouds along the coast extending inland with little temperature change. Highs reach the 60s to low 70s inland, and lows around the low 50s. Winds will blow from 10 to 20 mph.
Vietnam era heroin purity shocks GIs and U S use
Army psychiatrist in San Francisco cites Vietnam heroin as 95 to 97 percent pure, far above U S grades of four to five percent. Major Wrie Nelson from Letterman General Hospital notes the difference and how troops often snort or mix with tobacco.
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Vietnam
San Francisco
Wrie Nelson
Letterman General Hospital
United States
North Carolina Hollerin Contest Highlights Local Heritage
Judges at Spivey’s Corner NC favor homegrown speech over European yodeling in the National Hollerin Contest. A farmer holds the tradition for another year as high spirited country communication is celebrated in the event. An adjacent note mentions a FTC study estimating cereal prices inflated by profits and advertising costs.
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North Carolina
Spivey
Coreer
N.C
Federal Trade Commission Economista
PPC
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