Justice Clark Defends Courts From Press Pressure
U S Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark said in a press conference at Baker Center that the high court has not sought to suppress the American press in the courtroom but will not be swayed by newspaper editorials. He addressed the ongoing dispute between newspapers and the courts over criminal rights and public rights.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
High Court
Baker Center
Justice Clark
Supreme Court
Ramsey
U.S
Hoffa presses trucking talks amid prison risk
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa directs final wage demand talks for 500,000 members across 12,000 firms as a Supreme Court hearing looms. If no new trial succeeds, he faces prison before the March 31 contract deadline despite confidence a settlement will be reached without a strike.
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Hollywood
Fila
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Return of Jack Ruby to Chicago marks somber homegoing
Jack Ruby, slain by international notoriety for shooting Oswald, arrived at O'Hare from Dallas and was to be buried beside his parents in Chicago. He died at Parkland Memorial Hospital after a cancer battle and a fatal blood clot, with doctors noting cancer as a contributing cause. Ruby, who insisted he acted alone, died at 55 surrounded by family as reporters watched.
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Chicago
Jack Ruby
West Side
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
O'Hare International
Dallas
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Earl Rose
Rose
North Side
Earl Ruby
Detroit
Eileen Kaminsky
Eva Grant
Hershey Weinstein
Weinstein & Sons Chapel
Weinstein
Westlawn
New York
William F. Kunstler
Navy pilots attack Haiphong barges amid Vietnam air strikes
U S Navy pilots from Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Coral Sea attacked more than 200 supply junks and barges off North Vietnam, destroying 13 barges and 3 junks and damaging 64 barges and 31 junks while strikes on Haiphong targeted a torpedo boat and a missile radar site. Air Force bombers also pounded suspected troop concentrations near Saigon and Bong Son as ground fighting yielded 32 Viet Cong killed in four actions near Mekong Delta and Saigon.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Britain
United States
North
Hanoi
U. S
Guam
Bong Son
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Enterprise
Kitty Hawk
North Vietnamese
Thanh Hoa
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Panhandle
Mekong Delta
Pentagon denies U S planes bombed Nam Dinh city
The Defense Department refutes claims of deliberate U S bombing of civilian areas in Nam Dinh North Vietnam in a letter to Rep Ogden R Reid. The denial counters portions of a New York Times dispatch on the bombing.
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U.S
Nam Dinh
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Ogden R. Reid
R-N. Y
New York Times
Tragic Losses Strike Davis Family in Week
Daniel W. Davis suffers a cascade of bereavements as his wife Katherine 57 dies after a short illness. Hours later their son Private Edward Davis 19 is reported killed in Vietnam. While Davis mourns, his mother Ludie Sanders 86 dies of pneumonia in Bell California.
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N. M
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Davis
Katherine
Marine Corps
Pfe
Edward Davis
Vietnam
Decatur
Ill
Ludie Sanders
Bell
Calif
Ohio to spend about a billion on water pollution cleanup
Dr. Emmett W. Arnold, director of the Ohio Department of Health, announced on Tuesday that about one billion dollars will be invested over the next four years to combat water pollution. Fifteen cities currently have major projects, including Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Middletown, Bellefontaine, Athens, Faton, Fairfield, Fremont, Geneva, Kent, Miamisburg, North Royalton, Strongsville and Sylvania.
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Columbus
Ohio
Emmett W. Arnold
Department of Health
Cleveland
Akron
Middletown
Bellefontaine
Athens
Faton
Fairfield
Fremont
Geneva
Kent
Miamisburg
North Royalton
Strongsville
Sylvania
Hospital Orders Might Limit Picketing Interference
Cafaro Memorial Hospital officials say a court order could curb picketing after deliveries of oxygen food and drugs were blocked. Administrator Florence Marsteller reported three picketing incidents Tuesday where oxygen trucks were turned back and a food truck and a parcel drug delivery were barred. London police announced all 7 million dollars worth paintings stolen from the Dulwich College Gallery have been recovered.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Cafaro Memorial Hospital
Florence Marsteller
London
Dulwich College
Shelterin g Arms Hosp fund drive reaches goal
The fund drive for Shelterin g Arms Hospital surpasses its goal with 1.35 million dollars pledged across multiple donations. Several county officials begin new terms and principal staff changes are noted in the surrounding pages.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hocking County
Thomas van Duren
Jack Hillyer
Nelsonville-York
Richard Jones
Meigs
Meigs High School
Nekoeeee OS Cepenee
Votes Seen To Block Powell Votes Seen To Block Powell
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin says Powell should not take his seat as investigations continue. He plans to ask House members to stand Powell aside when sworn in and will mail outline of a new proposal to bar his seating while a special committee reviews qualifications. The Education and Labor travel cards used with an alias were flagged. no action recommended. Powell’s wife was dropped from payroll for residency issues.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Lionel van Deerlin
van Deerlin
California
Powell
House
House Administration Committee
Corinne A. Huff
Education and Labor Committee
Puerto Rico
Missile test veers off course into Gulf and Cuba
The Pentagon reported an unarmed Air Force missile launched in Florida deviated from its planned path, entering the Gulf of Mexico and likely flew over Cuba during the test.
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Washington
Air Force
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Pentagon
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