Jury Deliberating Longest Chicago Federal Trial In Krebiozen Case
A jury of seven housewives and five men weighs fraud and conspiracy charges against Dr. Andrew Ivy Stevan Durovic Marko Durovic and Dr. William Phillips in the Krebiozen case. Judge Hoffman keeps jurors under marshals watch as they seek a verdict after a trial that spans months and 178 witnesses.
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Chicago
Andrew Ivy
Krebiozen
Julius Hoffman
U.S. District Court
Hoffman
U.S
Ivy
Roosevelt University
Stevan Durovic
Marko
William Phillips
Food and Drug Administration
Illinois
University of Illinois
Marko Durovic
Stevan
Yugoslavia
Durovic
Dr. Ivy
Dr. Phillips
Tama Packing Receivership Hearing Scheduled
A hearing to appoint a temporary receiver for Tama Packing Co and to issue a temporary injunction against the firm was set for February 1 at 9 am by District Judge John W Tobin. Plaintiffs Tom Zimmerman Charles Kramer Howard Swanson H W Ovesen and Ronald Kenyon named multiple defendants including Eugene M Brown Tama Packing Co Sid Leibsohn G A Fitzpatrick Joe Enzler Jr A Y Schultz Clarence O Hinsdale Robert Sprague Robert Garrison Sol Schmidt Abdullah Igram and others. The suit seeks court control of the corporation s assets and an injunction blocking officers from reorganizing to acquire Solmica Corp. Continued on page 3 column 3.
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Toledo
Tama Packing Co
John W. Tobin
Tom Zimmerman
Charles Kramer
Howard Swanson
H. W. Ovesen
Ronald Kenyon
Eugene M. Brown
Sid Leibsohn
G. A
Prayer Amendments Proposed in Filibuster Debate
Washington AP opponents forced new delays in a senate debate on a house bill to end Taft Hartley section 14 B. Senator Dirksen moved to read the journal and filed 19 amendment proposals while Senator Mansfield weighs moving to morning hour. Dirksen warned a presidential economic report reading could further stall actions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Dirksen
R-Ill
Ervin
D-N. C
Humphrey
Mansfield
D-Mont
Burglar Steals $180000 in Securities from Rancher Home
In Linden California burglars used an unlocked window to take $180000 worth of negotiable securities from rancher James Leonardini's residence. Authorities noted the securities' identifying numbers may not be recorded and no arrests were announced.
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Linden
Calif
James Leonardini
Sheriff’s Office
Peking Urges New Drive for Five Year Plan
Tokyo AP reports Communist China calling on the people to launch a vigorous nationwide drive to raise production and practice economy to fulfill its third five year plan.
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Tokyo
China
Johnson asks 2.3 billion for cities program
President Johnson proposed a six year federal aid plan to rebuild selected American cities on a large scale. The proposal would fund housing, urban renewal, transportation, education, welfare and related efforts with up to 80 percent federal grants, aiming to arrest blight and transform entire neighborhoods.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
America
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State of the Union
Johnson expected to order resuming bombing of North Vietnam
President Johnson is expected to order renewed bombing of North Vietnam within days. White House aides weigh diplomatic costs of a prolonged pause, while military considerations point to a quick resumption. A White House briefing noted evidence from aerial photos and refugee reports showing Hanoi rebuilt roads and bridges during the pause.
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White House
Moyers
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S. losses in Vietnam attack rise with airstrike
Twenty one Americans were killed last week and 193 wounded in combat as U S air force and navy planes including B 52s participated in the assault. Ground forces pressed a post truce offensive but did not force Viet Cong or North Vietnamese units from jungle hideouts. No major engagements or sightings of North Vietnamese troops were reported in the central highlands.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. Planes and Ships Hammer Viet Cong in South Vietnam
U.S. aircraft conducted over 400 combat missions against suspected Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam on Wednesday while three Seventh Fleet destroyers fired 729 heavy shells along the coast. A spokesman said hundreds of huts and small buildings were hit in the bombardment of Viet Cong concentrations and supply camps, as air attacks on the communist north remained suspended into the 34th day.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Seventh Fleet
Rusk Offers Wry Comment On Global Troubles
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified to a congressional committee amid mounting difficulties. He quipped that the world is round and two thirds of humanity are awake and up to mischief, reflecting fatigue and pressure in foreign affairs.
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Washington
Rusk
Congressional
Senators Split On Bombing North Vietnam Poll
AP survey shows 25 of 50 senators oppose resuming air strikes on North Vietnam while 25 support it. Views split on expanding targets to Hanoi and Haiphong with 18 favoring expansion if bombing resumes. many defer to President Johnson's decision.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Mike Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Aid Fight Over Vietnam Corruption and Black Market Concerns
Secretary Rusk urged Congress to approve a 415 million dollar foreign aid increase, including 275 million for South Vietnam, to ease economic strain while critics claim aid funds are siphoned by corruption and black market operations. Rep Hays cited a wife of an American worker sending 36000 in money orders home in six months.
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Washington
State Rusk
Congress
South Vietnam
Rep. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Zablocki
State Department
Saigon
Thailand
Laos
Dominican Republic
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George Aiken
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