Attorney Claims Ray Is Innocent In MLK Murder Case
Nashville juryless report recounts James Earl Ray’s alleged innocence claim after meeting with attorney Stoner who once led the Ku Klux Klan. Stoner claims new evidence and says Ray was pressured to plead guilty while noting Ray’s plea and later post conviction options.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPA
Stoner
James Bark Ray
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ku Klux Klan
National States Rights Party
Ente
Ray Med
Klan
Jay
Martin Lucifer (Sic
South
Hekayy
Stoney
Sme
Kings
Memphis
Preston Battle
Tennessee
Hariligs
James Arkity
Hanes
Hind
Percy Foreman
Foreman
Kin
Trom Memphis
Shore
Tay
King
Mermottis
Henry Lux
Carrier
R.A. Caebran
Noranspiracy
Will
Cochran
San Francisco State Amity at Risk as Amnesty Sparks Protest
Amid campus unrest a partial amnesty plan faces rejection at San Francisco State. Washington University warns demonstrators while Michigan rent strikers win a partial court victory reducing back rent claims. Arson probe looms at Lang College as other colleges report clashes and festival plans proceed.
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United Press International
San Francisco State College
Missouri
Washington University
University of Michigan
Jackson, Tenn
Lerni Jones
San Francisco
S.L. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Thomas H. Eliot
St. Louis
Board of Trustees
Democratic Society
SDS
Jvoran
Celis Committee
Truman Enjoys Florida Sun On Key West Vacation
Former President Harry S. Truman arrives in Key West with wife Bess for a two week Florida sun filled vacation. He is greeted by daughter Margaret son-in-law Clifton Daniel and four grandchildren as they stay at the Casa Marina Hotel awaiting visits from friends and family.
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Key West
Fla
Harry Sit Truman
Florida
Margaret
Indow
Clifton Daniel
Air Force
Kansas City
Florida Hst
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Case Marina Hotel
Daniels
Johny Spotswood
Trumans
Truman
Miami
Key West Naval Air Station
Thomas
Spottswood
William
Daniel
House
New York Times
Haster/pier sons
Harrison
Clifton, Jr
Daniels Tokyo
UPI
Truman van du
China
Spotswood
Asker
Hela
White House
Casa Marina
Sey West
Ony Villa
Siberia
McGovern Charges Administration Tinkering With Needs Of Poor
Sen. George McGovern accuses the Nixon administration of half hearted tinkering with the needs of the poor as he opposes a $100 million first yearFood aid plan for chronically hungry Americans. He cites underfinanced poverty and hunger in Florida as examples while Sen. Javits counters stressing basic human needs.
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McGovern
Washingon
UPI
George
Nixon
United States
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Florida
Booker's Alley
America
College Newspaper Problems To Be Aired By Committee
The California Freedom of Information Committee announced a study on college newspaper problems led by chair Dick Fogel. The effort includes a report on suspending The Gater at San Francisco State College and gathers input from editors, publishers, and professors statewide.
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Oakland
UPL
California Freedom of Information Committee
Dick Fogel
Gater
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Raymond L. Spangler
Peninsula Newspaspers, Inc
Palo Alto
Sigma Delta Chi
San Francisco Chronicle
Edmund [Bosley
San] Francisco
Spangler
Care Peninsula Newspapers Inc
Cowper Street
Fogel
P. O
Gakland
Gulf rulers to meet in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi
The rulers of Kuwait and Abu Dhabi will visit next month to discuss gulf Arab and international issues and seek ways to increase cooperation between the two wealthy states and the wider region.
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Kuwait
UPI
Persian Gulf
Abu Dhabi
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Leary
Ike
King’s Motel
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Lang College
Washington
San Clemente
Robert Inch
Calif
Voicesi
Congress
Finch
prin/MILL
Mills College
Far West
Women's College
Lesuitieg Daluemay
Chicago State College
College Senate
Militant
Sunshine
Aviation Pact
Dill
Pupel
Cit
Hoffman
Viena
Austen
J. B. Stoner
James Earl Ray
Javits
Bas Re Urban Affairs Counil
Ag Committee
University of California
Mideast
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