Subpoenas Issued For Kennedy Chappaquiddick Inquest
At least 20 witnesses, including Sen Edward Kennedy and Joseph Gargan, are subpoenaed to testify in the Mary Jo Kopechne case in Edgartown Mass. The inquest, set to start next week, may be delayed if appeals challenge a ruling denying defendants trial rights.
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Edgartown
Mass
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Thomas Teller
Sen
Edward Kennedy
James Boyle
Miss Kopechne
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Joseph Gargan
Paul Markham
John Crimmins
Raymond Larosen
Charles Trotter
Nancy
Maryellen Lyons
Esther Newberg
Rosemary Keough
Susan Tennenbaum
Donald Mills
Robert Nevin
Dominick Arena
Christopher Locke
Richard Hewitt
Chappaquiddick
Jared Grant
John Farrar
Mary Jo’s
John, O'Connor
Falmouth
New England Telephone Co
Russell Peachey
Shiretown Inn
Marines and South Viet Nam launch new hill assault
U S Marines and South Vietnamese infantry pushed into the Que Son valley southwest of Da Nang in a counter offensive against a numbered division. Initial reports showed light contact but heavy fighting had raged in the hills for two weeks with 72 Americans dead and 322 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Richard Pyle
Que Son
Deo Ram
Teddy Kennedy's Wife Discharged From Hospital
In Hyannis Massachusetts Joan Kennedy was discharged Saturday after suffering a miscarriage with Sen Edward Kennedy by her side. A hospital spokesman said she looked well and Kennedy quietly escorted her home to the family compound.
Chicago School Strike Averted
Chicago public schools openings were saved as the board of education secured 12 million dollars to cover payroll commitments, ending the teacher strike threat.
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Chicago
Chicago AP
Board of Education
September opens as schools welcome eager mothers
In September the doors of schools will open amid cheers from thousands of bright eyed mothers. The scene captures a hopeful return to learning with families ready for the new term.
TV Show May Have Triggered Self Immolation
Cambridge England AP coroner links a TV program on primitive religions to 18 year old David Lehmann setting himself on fire in his sleep dream. He soaked his clothes in turpentine and died the next day. His last words pointed to a dreadful dream and a mistake. His father says he was artistic and imaginative, not a sleepwalker.
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Cambridge
England
David Lehmann
Dudley Durrell
David
West Union Woman Killed by Hogs
Mrs. Gerald D. Miller, 22, of West Union was killed by hogs on her farm after trying to save her five-year-old son Daniel who climbed into a hog pen. The boy survived in critical condition. neighbors aided and she died en route to hospital. Services pending.
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Gazette
West Union
Gerald D. Miller
Miller
Daniel
Russell George
Frank Hitchcock
Cedar Rapids
West Union Hospital
Waterloo Hospital
Seven Civilians Found Slain in Vietnam
QUE SON VALLEY Vietnam AP A U S Marine colonel said Saturday his troops found seven civilian bodies four are children all shot through the head as North Vietnamese troops began pulling out ahead of an allied advance Col Gildo Codispoti of New York said the killings appeared to be executed during the retreat.
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U.S
Gildo Codispoti
New York
Callaghan Unveils Five Peace Proposals for Northern Ireland
British Home Secretary James Callaghan proposed five measures to end sectarian strife in Northern Ireland. They include a 600000 pound relief grant, a bid to appoint a communal relations minister, a British mission to study economic needs, a balanced grievances committee, and a joint British-Northern Irish team to study causes. He warned of chaos if rejected and planned a London return for follow-up talks.
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Paddy the Labrador
Harold Wilson
No. 10 Downing Street
London
Wilson
Scilly Islands
James Callaghan
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Callaghan
Civil Rights Assn
Hijacker Wife Led Family On Miami Flight Hijack
Cuban guards stood by as a gunman hijacked a National Airlines jet from Miami toward New Orleans and Houston. His wife, tearful, gathered their three sons and urged passengers to stay calm, saying the act was for their son in Cuba. They landed safely in Havana after the tense episode ended.
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National Airlines
Fort Myers
Fla
Miami
New Orleans
Houston
John Klein
South Miami
Klein
Havana
Barbara Aparicio Presley
Caracas
Venezuela
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Susan Miller
Condition of Jimmy Byrnes Rated Serious
James F Byrnes 90 former US secretary of state is in serious condition after a Friday heart attack. He is in Baptist hospital ICU with poor heart action though he rested well overnight. Byrnes had prior hospitalizations this year and a long political career including governor congress and wartime roles.
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Jimmy Byrnes
James F Byrnes
Byrnes
Baptist Hospital
Congress
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Franklin D Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Nixon
Brennan Woids Integration Bar barring busing orders in Denver and OKC
Justice Brennan ordered Denver and Oklahoma City school systems to adopt integration plans this fall. He overturned a Denver appeals court ruling that blocked federal orders to proceed with busing, a move disputed by civil rights lawyers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Denver
Oklahoma City
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Indira Gandhi's Choice Elected Vice President
NEW DELHI AP Gopal Pathak was elected vice president of India today strengthening Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's grip on the government. He was her personal choice.
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New Delhi
Gopal Pathak
India Today
Indira Gandhi
Woman Wins Battle For Hijacked Israelis
Syrian officials released 113 passengers and 12 crew after a tense hijack of a Trans World Airlines jet from Rome to Tel Aviv. Miss Vianne Perry, a Los Angeles teacher, led American passengers in demanding Israeli women be allowed to leave with them. The plane landed at Damascus with limited fuel and a bomb scare ended when hijackers were removed. Secretary of State Rogers condemned the act as international piracy.
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Damascus
Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines
Vianne Perry
Miss Perry
Israel
Alitalia
Rome
Dean Carter
Damascus Jairport
Athens
Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Adriatic Sea
Cairo International
U.S
Mosof
Washington
Rogers
Former Marion Man on Hijacked TWA in Syria
Mrs. Joseph F Bennett of Marion learns her son Harry D Oakley a Trans World Airlines first officer was aboard a hijacked TWA flight diverted to Damascus Syria. She also finds her son Joseph F Bennett Jr a Specialist 5c was in a serious traffic collision in Savannah Georgia with Specialist 5c James Smith. Both men suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized at Hunter Army Airfield hospital.
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Marion Man
TWA
Syria
Joseph F. Bennett
South Eleventh Street
Marion
Damascus
Joseph F Bennett, Jr
James Smith
Savannah
Beth Smith
Bennett
Hunter Afb Hospital
Ann Young
Oakley
Prairie Village
Kan
Ralph Young
Holstein
Iowa
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All Ireland
By Matthew Kenny
Sky Pirate
Jorge Carballo
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