Publisher Loeb Backs Bill For Accused To Fire Judge
Publisher William Loeb testifies before a Senate subcommittee in Washington urging a bill to allow defendants to file for transfer if a judge is prejudiced He cites his 1959 antitrust case before Judge Charles Wyzanski and opposition from later appeals court rulings highlighting the need for impartial judicial machinery.
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Boston
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Haverhill Journal
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Wyzanski
Bailey Aldrich
Appeals
IUE Moves To Reopen GE Pension And Insurance Deals
The International Union of Electrical Workers asks General Electric to reopen pensions and insurance agreements to ensure Medicare and Social Security benefits flow to GE employees and retirees. The request was delivered in New York after a GE union meeting. contracts expire Sept 30, 1968 and can reopen only with GE consent.
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General Electric Co
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George V. DiPalazzo
1UE
Pittsfield
New York
1UR
United Electrical Workers Union
DiPalazzo
IGE
John H. Callahan
Schenectady
Philip D. Moore
GE. O
Los Angeles Riot Sparks Watts Night of Turmoil
In Watts Los Angeles a Christmas-like calm broke when a white officer arrested Marquette Frye after a sobriety test. A crowd grew to 200 plus as Frye and his mother clashed with officers. The disturbance left 6 officers and 15 civilians injured, cars and buildings damaged, and 26 people charged amid a night of spontaneous unrest.
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Revere Manager O'Toole Sentenced to 3-10 Year Terms
Former Revere City Manager Edward P. O'Toole was sentenced in Walpole State Prison to four concurrent 3-10 year terms for stealing 44,482 in city funds by cashing 54 Revere checks between 1959 and 1961. A stay of sentence was granted pending appeal.
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Britain Meets Soviet Rebuff At Arms Talk
In Geneva Britain pledged not to back a Western nuclear force giving West Germany control of atomic arms, a stance dismissed by Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin. Western powers plan a joint draft proposal next week while Moscow presses nonproliferation and a global test ban amid Viet Nam war comments.
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Skyhawk downed near Hanoi in SAM strike
A U S Navy A4 Skyhawk was shot down about 50 miles southwest of Hanoi by a Soviet supplied surface to air missile. A second Skyhawk was crippled. Pilot limped back to the carrier Midway after a night landing with a shattered wing.
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D-Brook
Hanoi
John A. Volpelas
Russia
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Pleiku
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Francis Roberge
Salt Lake City
Atlantic
Bermuda
Cooper
Conrad
Globe
Valery Bykovsky
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Massachusetts Senate bans racial imbalance in public schools
The Massachusetts Senate approved a bill to outlaw racial imbalance in public schools and sent it to Governor Volpe for signature. Backers hailed it as a landmark reform, while opponents urged careful implementation amid ongoing debates on desegregation policies.
Bank opens elite Fifth Avenue branch with unusual services
Franklin National Bank in Franklin Square New York will open an ultra elite Fifth Avenue branch offering maids bullets serving refreshments secretarial help with correspondence and theater tickets as well as on the spot cash loans. Minimum balances are $25,000 for checking and $50,900 for business accounts.
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New York
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Gemini 3 aims for first space rendezvous and extended orbit
Cape Kennedy reports Gemini 3 with L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr may perform the first space rendezvous with REP satellite during an eight day mission. The plan includes 121 orbits, a 20 foot rendezvous close approach, and 17 experiments spanning weather, navigation, and biomedical checks.
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Cmdr
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Thomas P. Stafford
Space Agency
U.S
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MecDivitt
White
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Earth
M. Scott Carpenter
Pacific
Boston Doctor Stabbed to Death
A 47 year old physician, Dr Edward T Johnson of Brookline, was found stabbed to death in a Roslindale parking lot near American Legion Highway. His brother in law Gerald Connors of Arlington identified the body. An autopsy by Suffolk County Medical Examiner Dr Richard Ford cited two heart stab wounds and a third slash.
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