Chicago Judge Declares Daley A Good Mayor In Court
Judge Julius Hoffman told the Chicago conspiracy trial that, as far as he was concerned, Mayor Richard Daley was a good mayor. The remark followed cross examination about a planned march to the International Amphitheatre during the 1968 Democratic Convention and Daley’s influence on the courts.
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New York Times
Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Federal Bench
Rennie Davis
Thomas A. Foran
U.S
Foran
Davis
International Amphitheatre
William Lynch
Lynch
Hotman
Hoffman
Eisenhower
Mayor Daley
Calley Defense Drives Senator From Legion Resigns
Senator Stephen M. Young a longtime American Legion member resigns in protest of a $200,000 defense fund for Lt. William L. Calley, accused of murder at My Lai. Young cites disgust with the Legion's support for Calley amid the Jacksonville launched fund campaign.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
D-Ohip
American Legion
William L. Calley
Sy Lai
Defense Fund
Jacksonville
Fla
Young
The
Legion
Three killed as Gulf Coast Special derails near Alexandria
A Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac passenger train derailed just south of Alexandria, killing three and injuring at least 57. Five cars plunged over an embankment as firefighters and state police investigated. The Gulf Coast Special from Jacksonville to New York City was northbound at the time.
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Alexandria
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Fairfax County Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
New York City
Charleston
S.C
Fairfax County Fire Department
Edgar L. Vaughn
Fies
National policy makers grouped at headquarters act
A fragment notes a small cadre described as policy makers meeting at national headquarters engaging in acts and actions. The minimal text mentions a centralized group shaping policy without detailing specific decisions or outcomes.
Kennedy urges Indians to study legal options against U S
Senator Edward M Kennedy says it is time for the nations Indians to decide if they need their own lawyers to protect rights and even consider breaking from Interior Department control. He spoke to the executive council of the National Congress of American Indians urging a full inventory of natural resources and a united legal stand to safeguard tribal rights.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Interior Department
Executive Council
The
National Congress of American Indians
Kennedy
Rincorn Band of Mission Indians
California
Justice Department
Arue
Lion
San Luis Rey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Stalin’s Daughter Loses Soviet Citizenship
MOSCOW AP The Soviet government revoked the citizenship of Svetlana Alliluyeva daughter of Joseph Stalin for acts defaming the line of citizen She defected to the United States in 1967 and lives in Princeton New Jersey The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet lifted her citizenship on December 19 according to the current issue of the Bulletin of the Supreme Soviet She has said she does not intend to return to the Soviet Union and hopes to become a U S citizen
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Moscow
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
Alliluyeva
United States
Princeton
Bulletin of the Supreme Soviet
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
U.S
Kirk Loses Court Plea On Schools
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider the Jan. 14 desegregation ruling affecting 14 Southern school districts by Feb. 1. Florida Governor Kirk’s intervention motion was denied, along with petitions by Bay and Alachua counties. Additional actions included park deed revocation to keep Negroes out and a Goldwater libel case review denial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Govi Claude Kirk
Florida
Kirk
Boards of Public Instruction of
Bay
Alachua
Fla
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Robert H. Finch
Ralph Ginzburg
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
New York
Goldwater
Ginzburg
Fael
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
High Court
Hugo L. Black
Willem O. Dous Jas
Warren E. Burger
Proxmire Urges Grounding of C5s Over Safety
Sen William Proxmire labeled the C5 transport unsafe and urged grounding all 10 aircraft in the Air Force fleet and rejecting new deliveries. He criticized the Air Force decision to accept and fly defective Cis after a Jan 16 wing crack discovery at Lockheed Marietta. Eight of the jets were later cleared to fly.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Air Force
Proxmire
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta
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Chicago Seven
Pittsfield Co- Operative Bark
South Street
Pittsfield
Cadillac
Calley
First National Iixeners
Allendale Shopping Center
Grand Union
Fourth Sts
Point Defianes Zoo
Tacoma
Wash
Svetlana
Zeyre
C.A
American Express
Diners Club
Carte Blanche
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