Warren Report On Trial No. 7 Linked Conspiracy Claims
The piece surveys the Warren Commission findings that no evidence ties Lee Harvey Oswald to a conspiracy. It contrasts Garrison’s conspiracy claims with the Commission’s hour by hour probe of Jack Ruby and figures like Lamar Hunt. It notes critics cite Exhibit 2291 over 2270 and calls some theories innuendo.
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Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
United States
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Jack Ruby
Bernard Weissman
FBI
Texas
Mark Lane
Ruby
Dallas
Lane
Connie Trammel
Lamar Hunt
H. L. Hunt
Alio
University of Texas
Miss Trammel
Hunt
Ruby-Hunt ‘‘Association
J. D
No Sunday Liquor Permit for Private Clubs
Atty. Gen. Head rules private clubs cannot obtain Sunday liquor licenses under the 1967 law. Only hotels and meals-serving restaurants open to the public may operate Sunday liquor service, affecting private clubs that function as private restaurants. The decision leaves unresolved issues about clubs holding general restaurant licenses and Sunday sales eligibility.
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ST. Paul
Douglas M. Head
Head
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Duluth
Attorney General
Egyptians and Israelis Battle in Third Day at Suez Canal
Israeli and Egyptian troops clashed for a third day along the Suez Canal near El Qantara as U N officials prepared to vote on withdrawal demands. Cairo and Jerusalem cited cross channel fire and reported exchanges with casualties, while both sides accused the other of cease fire violations.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
United Nations
Israel
West Bank
East Bank
el Qantara
el Quantara
Egypt
Canal
Radio Cairo
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
U — Thant
Port Fuad
Port Said
Radio
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Maariv
Jerusalem
U.N. General Assembly
Syria
Jordan
Milling firm contract set for Hubbard Milling Co workers
A three year contract agreement has been reached for 114 workers at Hubbard Milling Co in Mankato Minnesota. Local 62 Grain Mills Federation said terms include wage improvements and enhanced hospitalization and welfare benefits though they did not disclose specifics.
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Mankato, Minn
Hubbard Milling Co
Mankato
Grain Milles Federation
Eight Die in Minnesota Fourth of July Toll Rises
Four killed in a collision near Bird Island and five more injured or dead in separate Minnesota crashes over the Fourth of July weekend. Victims include Stella Nemmers of Estherville Milo M Strandford and Michael J Strandford and Stephen Strandford Orville Killian Harvey Johnson Lillian Fischerman Daryl J Krahling Merwin Snyder. Police report driver James F Swift involved in a Minneapolis crash.
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Minnesota
Stella Nemmers
Estherville
Iowa
Olivia
Renville
Renville County Roads Were Mrs. Nemmers
Milo M
Michael J. Strandford
Minneapolis
Strandford
Stephen
Strandfords
Nemmers
Bird Island
Minn
Twin Cities
Orville W. Killian
St. Paul
Killians
Harvey Johnson
Johnson
James F. Swift
Lillian Fischerman
Ball Club
Daryl J. Krahling
Grove City
Madison
Merwin Snyder
Detroit Lakes
Snyder
Highway 59
Weather Outlook for Tonight and Tuesday
Fair and quite cool tonight. Fair and slightly warmer Tuesday. Low tonight 42 to 48. High Tuesday 68 to 74.
Buffalo Rioters Await Fulfillment of Jobs Promise
In Buffalo lower East Side residents await the promised creation of 300 jobs for unemployed Black residents. The pledge came after three days of racial disturbances that included property destruction fires and looting by youths. Police used tear gas and shotgun fire to quell the mobs as community groups urged the mayor and leaders to honor the commitment.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Lower East Side
Citizens Council On Human Relations
67 Iowa Legislature ends at dawn with historic firsts
The 1967 Iowa Legislature ended at dawn and set several firsts including a treasury surplus of over 100 million dollars and a record 121 million dollar yearly tax increase. It approved a major property tax relief plan and enacted laws affecting licenses, fishing bait, deer hunting rules, and sentencing. Truck speeds on interstates were capped at 65 mph.
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Iowa
William L. Eberline
Associated Press
Des Moines
Treasury
Light Plane Crashes Injuring Four in St Paul
A light plane crash in the Mendota Heights area of Dakota County just after midnight left four people injured none seriously. Pamela Odden 19 of Clear Lake Iowa was admitted with hip and facial injuries while Laurence Lunden Jr 24 Michael Lynne 24 and Karen Butler 24 were treated and released. Lunden suffered head injuries. Details were not immediately available.
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ST. Paul
Mendota Heights
Dakota County
Pamela Odden
Clear Lake
Iowa
Laurence Lunden Jr
University of Minnesota
Michael Lynne
Minneapolis
Karen Butler
Hector
Minn
Young Lunden
Glassboro Residents Plan 100-Person Exchange Trip to Russia
A Glassboro Citizens Committee asks President Johnson for immediate aid to fund a three-week Soviet exchange trip for 100 residents. The group seeks 60 000 dollars under the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961 and aligns with Brandeis University and Glassboro State College programs.
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Glassboro, N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
Glassboro
Soviet Union
Leonard Zion
Brandeis University
Citizens Exchange Corps
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Schedule pages listing area news sports editorials and more
A notice lists page designations for the newspaper sections including Area News on pages 3 and 4, Sports on pages 8 and 9, Editorials on page 4, Comics on page 11, Wo. Page on page 6, VS Markets on page 10, Classified on pages 12 and 13, Harris Survey on page 13, and the Warren Report on pages 1 and 5. The item serves as a reader guide to the issue’s layout.
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Area News
Harris Survey
Warren Report
Dealers Face Minnesota Fair Trade Violations
At least a dozen Twin Cities liquor dealers will be asked to appear before Liquor Control Commissioner Gale F. Lindsey for alleged violations of Minnesota's fair trade price fixing law. Lindsey said violations were also found outstate and will be processed later.
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St, Paul
Twin Cities
Gale F. Lindsey
Minnesota
Lindsey
Mexico PRI claims sweeping victory in national elections
The Institutional Revolutionary Party wins federal deputies and state races in Mexico City as AP reports a dominant reelection bid after nearly four decades in power. In Florida, Fourth of July storms bring deadly lightning in two men killed and a boy left critically burned.
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Mexico City
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Mexico
Miami
Fila
Florida
Podgorny Arrives in Baghdad for Mideast Talks
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny arrived from Syria for two days of talks on the Middle East. He was greeted in Baghdad by Iraqi President Abdul Rahman Aref, as the pair prepared to discuss regional tensions.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Syria
Middle East
Abdel Rahman Aref
Lake Geneva Youths Riot Over Fourth Celebration
Thousands of rampaging youths hurled beer bottles and fireworks at police in Lake Geneva Wisconsin forcing bars to close early and triggering a 1 am curfew. Estimates put arrests above 100 over two nights as National Guardsmen monitored from nearby Elkhorn.
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James R. Polk
Lake Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin
Elkhorn
Donald Fry
Chicago
Mecca
James van Beek
van Beek
Lakeside Park
Chamber of Commerce
Queen Tours Expo Amid Heavy Security at Montreal Site
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive by Britannia for Expo 67 in Montreal under stringent security. Guards, water barriers, and rope lines shield the monarch as police prohibit demonstrators and restrict public access within 100 feet of the queen on the St. Lawrence Island. The royal party edges through Ottawa and Cornwall legs, with a planned Kingston return and Wednesday departure.
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John Vinocur
Montreal
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Britannia
Ottawa
Quebec
Expo
Ontario
Cornwall
Ont
Frogmen
The
Kingston
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