I Was Born in Russia and Fear Its Silence
The writer recalls a lifetime of fear in Soviet Russia from childhood famine and arrests to war and postwar terror. He notes censorship and the danger of expression, compares Russian reality to a circus, and reflects on how both Soviet officials and Western opponents may share similar truths. He fears discovery of his writings yet continues to write and preserve his work in secret.
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Fein
Russia
Germany
Thasia
Rey
Surviving Soviet Censorship A Writer’s Struggle
In a long, raw memoir fragment a Soviet author recounts editors and censors mutilating novels and denying print. He details rejections from Yunost and Novy Mir, the term lacquering, and the theft of his work. He laments samizdat limits and the system’s strangling of art, ending in a cry for help.
Inquests Opened In Kop e chne Case To Clear Air
Massachusetts inquest process seeks to determine cause of death in the Mary Kopechne case tied to the Kennedy bridge accident. District attorneys note inquests do not involve prosecution and aim to resolve surrounding circumstances and determine if death was accident or otherwise.
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Tula
Hal
Uhahk Yunost
Argartown
Mass
Inquest UK
Mary da Kopechne
Massachusetts
Kupnohne
Washington
Ed Daly
Edward Kennedy
Chippacnindick Island
Vigilante Squads Form In Anti Fox Campaign
Kennedy admitted to forming vigilante squads aimed at Fox figures. He described himself as calling the shots while locals and officials noted fear in Bromley suburb and a past plea of guilty related to the unrest. He pledged to continue actions despite authorities’ warnings.
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Analoye
Robert
Kennedy
Week Jae
Lenv Hliuil
Willy Guns
Iag
Autopsy Hearing May Face Delay
The autopsy hearing for Miss Kapuchin may be delayed as a petition seeks to extend the session. Bernard Kominski said a conference with District Attorney Edmund Moss of Massachusetts is needed, and a meeting with the Kapechie family and attorneys is planned in the judge's chambers.
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Wileis-Balkes
Mary de Kapeetnie Torlay
Han Aulupay
Miss Kapuchin
Duge
Bernard Kominski
Josepht Kapechie
Edmund Moss
Massachusetts
Hopsy
Lis
Nixon
FBI June File cited in Hoffa jury tampering case reach
In Chattanooga AP report the FBI June File on eavesdropping is discussed during a U.S. District Court hearing. Hoffa and three co-defendants seek overturning jury tampering convictions arguing government records show Fourth Amendment violations. The discourse includes cross examination of witnesses and references to a special file on eavesdropping.
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Quattanooga, Tenn
PDL
Washington
U.S
Teamster Union
Jamies Hoffa
Hoffa
Hiselaaae
Existe Ence Evien
Barney Silets
Ea Wafer
Charles Otk
Eleounting and Resorts
Silets
Robbery Suspect Hid in Well for Three Weeks
John Henry Cramer, 21, sought for robbing a gas station, hid in an 12 foot deep well for three weeks. He kept rabbits, logs, and meat by kerosene fire, surfaced at night to buy sane faceries, and was spotted by a neighbor as he climbed a ladder. He faces charges of defrauding a $6,000 pal.
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Lancarter
Pan
John Henry Cramer
Cramer
Lancaster County
Defaud
New Federalism Aims To Shift Powers From Washington
President Nixon introduces The New Federalism, promising to move power and funding from Washington to states and localities. The plan expands intergovernmental cooperation, creates a White House urban affairs office, and envisions regional centers to streamline federal operations with state and local governments.
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Washington
Nixon
Almos
Congress
Ayhlely
New York
Cleveland
Pelrail
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield
Los Angeles
Arthur
Burns
White House
Johnson ‘Administration
War On Poverty Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tie
Mat
Darin Patrick Moynihan
Thought Each Dead in Storm and Shipmates Meet
Panacea Florida AP report on a first mate William Porter 18 from Panacea and Captain R L Grahm trapped aboard the Wrawler Bandy during Hurricane Camille. Porter says Grahm jumped and Porter clung to a bridge, was rescued at dawn by National Guardsmen, while Grahm drowned after becoming wedged on the boat deck.
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Bilos
Miss
William Porter
Panacea
Porter
R. L. Grahm
Mississippi River
Grahm
National
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