Critics dispute Kennedy autopsy sketches and back wound theory
The piece argues critics misread the Autopsy Descriptive Sheet and notes Boswell drew the marks while Humes testified none of the marks were his. It cites measurements 14 cm from the right mastoid and acromion, discusses arrow marks and debates over wound paths and publication status.
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Bernard Gavzer
Sid Moody
Associated Press
Lane
Epstein
Weisberg
Commission
Humes
Work Lane
Cmdr
Boswell
Col. Finck
Kennedy
Warren
Iames
Thai plane crashes in Hong Kong with 24 killed
A Thai International Airways Caravelle crashed into fog and squalls near Kai Tak Airport. Officials list 6 dead, 18 missing presumed dead, 56 survivors from 80 aboard including 58 Americans. The Dane pilot and Thai crew vanished with the wreckage. Survivors reported heavy rain and a sudden hard landing before water entry. A past Kowloon Bay crash is noted for context.
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Hong Kong
A_ Thai International Airways
Tokyo
Osaka
Taipei
Thai Airways
Bangkok
Kai Tak
Kowloon Bay
Stanley Spector
St. Louis
New Tariff Cuts Begin With 6 000 Reductions Listed
Washington AP reports the government started releasing about 6,000 tariff reductions averaging 35 percent with some cuts up to 50 percent under the Geneva trade pact. The phased reductions begin next January 1 and run through January 1, 1972, paired with reciprocal cuts by trading partners.
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Washington
Geneva
William M. Roth
U.S
Assembly Debates Israeli Withdrawal Linked to Arab Peace
At the United Nations General Assembly a showdown loomed over whether Israel's withdrawal from Egypt, Jordan and Syria should be tied to Arab peace. Resolutions from nonaligned nations and Latin America competed with U S and Soviet backed proposals. debates included Jerusalem's status and unity. Forecast called for fair to partly cloudy weather through Saturday with cooler temperatures and mild Sunday outlook.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Security Council
Soviet Union
United States
Albania
Britain
Oil shortage threat deepens as Suez issues persist
AP reports Western Europe faces growing oil shortages as Middle East production remains cut and Suez Canal is blocked by tanker movements. In Iowa a condemned murderer, Thomas A. Dodd, 41, escaped from the Fort Madison prison farm while serving life and two additional terms for a 1955 Newton tavern killing and injuries.
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New York
Western
Europe
Middle East
Suez Canal
Fort Madison
Iowa
Thomas A. Dodd
Newton
Posthumous Award for Educators in South Vietnam Crash
Eight American educators killed in the March 23 plane crash in South Vietnam will receive posthumous decorations from the South Vietnamese government Saturday.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Korea labels Humphrey and Sato plotters
North Korea accused Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato of traveling to South Korea to plot aggression against the DPRK. The claim surfaced as tensions rose over regional security and nuclear issues.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Hubert H. Humphrey
Fisaku Sato
South Korea
Four Miss Wool contestants line up for River Parade
Four contestants wait to board boats for the River Parade in downtown San Angelo. Janet Kaye Johnson Utah Charlene Adele Smith California Karol Dea Kramer Montana Susanna Bar bara Kutscheid Colorado among about twenty vying for Miss Wool of America 1967. Judges will select the winner tonight.
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San Angelo
Janet Kaye Johnson
Utah
Charlene Adele Smith
California
Karol Dea Kramer
Montana
Susanna Barbara Kutscheid
Colorado
Iowa's Biggest Tax Increase Bill Heads for Hughes
The Iowa legislature approved a bill raising about 121 million dollars yearly to fund higher school aid and property tax relief. The measure routes new sales and income taxes and expands the tax base while offering credits and exemptions to ease the burden for lower income residents.
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Iowa
Hughes
William L. Eberline
DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Gov. Hughes
LeRoy Peterson
R Grimes
House
Senate
Minneapolis Boy Found in Forest of Colorado
A six year old Minneapolis boy lost in San Isabel National Forest near Pueblo was found by a Fort Carson helicopter crew after a daylong search. The boy, Mark Barry Epstein, was wandering in an open field and waved for help before a reunion with his parents Mr and Mrs Sheldon Epstein at the Donkh Ranch. About 75 people joined the hunt. he is totally deaf without his hearing aids.
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Colo
Minneapolis
San Isabel National Forest
Fort Carson Army Post
Mark Barry Epstein
Garry Watson
CWO
Jim Krasno
Delbert Lucas
Krasno
Lucas
Don Kh
Sheldon Epstein
LeVander Eyes New Jersey Firm for Red Lake Plant
Gov. Harold LeVander seeks background on a New Jersey firm as Minnesota weighs a $1.5 million furniture factory on the Red Lake Reservation with state and federal aid. The plan includes a $302,000 state loan and faces scrutiny after Mondale criticized prior state commitments and a failed Universal Fiberglass project.
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ST. Paul
Harold LeVander
Walter Mondale
New Jersey
Red Lake Indian Reservation
LeVander
Mondale
Minnesota
Universal Fiberglass Corp
Two Harbors
Minn
State of
Universal Fiberglass
Man Dies Near Mora When Car Hits Truck
A suburban Minneapolis man died when the car he rode in collided with a trailer near Mora Minnesota. Richard L. Duvick 29 of Bloomington was killed in the crash at the intersection of highways 65 and 23 south of Mora as Mrs Duvick and a child they were caring for Georgeanne Green 1 were hospitalized. A second fatality listed was Gilberto Pena 16 of Laredo Texas who died when his car hit a parked truck along Highway 75 near Hallock.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Mora
Minnesota
Richard L. Duvick
Bloomington
Gilberto Pena
Laredo
Texas
Highway 75
Hallock
Stillwater Man Dies in Truck Accident Near Isle
George David Paul, 32, of Stillwater Minnesota, died when his truck overturned on Highway 27 near Isle after striking a cow in Mille Lacs County. The crash crushed him in the cab and required two hours to recover the body. The truck carried ice milk mix, which spilled as the wreck blocked one lane for hours, increasing the 1967 Minnesota traffic toll to 389. Three traffic deaths were reported that Thursday.
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Stillwater
Minn
Isle
Minnesota
George David Paul
Mille Lacs
Highway Patrol
Paul
12 Wounded in Buffalo Rioting
Twelve people were wounded by shotgun pellets as rioting by roaming Negro youths swept Buffalo New York for a third night. Police with helmets and tear gas dispersed crowds and hauled dozens for minor charges as fires and looting varied in intensity.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Rockford Youth Convicted in Double Murder
Rockford Illinois circuit court jurors convict John Williams Jr aged 18 of the execution style killings of 14 year olds Ronald Johnson and Wayne Mullendore on March 2. Jury declines death penalty. Williams shows little emotion and shouts I ain't even worried as he is led away.
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Rockford, Ir
John Williams Jr
Rockford
Williams
Ronald Johnson
Wayne Mullendore
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