Eyes of World To Be on 3 American Courtrooms
Inez Robb predicts 1969 will feature three landmark trials in U S history. The cases center on conspiracies and assassinations involving John F. Kennedy Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. The proceedings will attract global attention with foreign press desks in New York courts.
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Eyes of World
New York
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Sirhan
California
King
Kennedy
Pasadena
College
Shaw
Oswald
New Orleans
Kennedy and King killings trials loom as 1969 unfolds
The piece notes the upcoming trials of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan for Robert Kennedy's assassination in Los Angeles on January 7 1968 and James Earl Ray for Martin Luther King Jr's murder with brisk expectations of a year of courtroom drama in Dallas Memphis and New Orleans. It highlights Shaw's New Orleans prominence and the public mood as 1969 nears.
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Tast Week
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
James Alcock
Memphis
James Earl Ray
Dr. King
U.S
Dallas
Ray
Missouri
King
London
Sirhan
FBI reports 42 percent rise in purse snatchings first nine months
The FBI Uniform Crime Report shows a 19 percent overall rise in crime for the first nine months of the year with purse snatching up 42 percent. Robbery up 32 percent, forcible rape 17 percent, murder 15 percent, and aggravated assault 13 percent. Property crimes also rise led by thefts of $50 or more, auto thefts, and burglary. Regional increases vary from 13 to 21 percent depending on area.
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Washington
FBI
A Guide to the Sexes How To Tell the Hims from the Hers
Hal Bovie offers humorous rules to tell men from women in confusing times. The piece uses playful tests such as ring habits, dishwashing, dancing, and parenting to distinguish gender traits and ends noting teenagers look alike and adults cannot tell alone.
Pueblo Crew Release Report Denied by US Official
A spokesman denied a published report that the United States planned to secure the release of the USS Pueblo crew by December 5. He said no such move or facts exist. Dong-A Ilbo cited a meeting between Wade Lathram and Vice Foreign Minister Chin Pil Shik as the source.
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Sfoll Ups
Mega Ministry
Sauce Korea
Dong-Albo
U.S
Wade Lathram
Chin Pil-Shik
Danish Army Ordered to Call Soldiers by Name
The Danish defense ministry directed the army to stop using number identifiers for soldiers and require use of their actual names in official communications and daily operations.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Danish Defense Ministry
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