High Court Review Set for Hoffa Jury Tampering Conviction
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a limited review of James R. Hoffa and three co defendants on whether evidence from a secret informer violated Fourth through Sixth Amendment rights, triggering suppression in a subsequent trial. Osborn also gets a hearing over a taped record used as evidence.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
Hoffa
Thomas Ewing Parks
Larry Campbell
Ewing King
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Justice Department
Z. T. Osborn, Jr
Osborn
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
White
Fortas
News Unit Under Cong Fire In Bong Son Vietnam
U S Army 1st Cavalry to come under heavy fire from South Vietnamese troops and Viet Cong. Wounded include Vallop Rodbhoon of Bangkok CBS. CBS cameraman Carl Sorensen assisted. Cavalry engineers built a 1000 foot air strip in under 48 hours amid Masher operations 280 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Bong Son
Vietnam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Vallop Rodbhoon
Bangkok
Thailand
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Carl Sorensen
Rodbhoon
Sorensen
Saigon
7Th Regiment
12Th Cavalry
Fire rescuer guided five children to safety
Five children were escorted to safety by a man who was drawn to their apartment by smoke Sunday. The scene near St Louis is described as a prompt rescue prompted by visible flames.
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Saves Five St. Louis
Packers Hire Jerry Burns To Fill Packer Staff Vacancy
Green Bay Wisconsin AP Jerry Burns formerly Iowa head coach was hired by the Green Bay Packers to replace Norb Hecker who left to coach the Atlanta Falcons. Vince Lombardi announced the hire as the team filled the vacancy on the coaching staff.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jerry Burns
Iowa
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Burns
Packer
Norb Hecker
Atlanta Falcons
NFL
Baltimore anti poverty men deny Nixon charges
Baltimore anti poverty officials counter Nixon charge that he profits from the poor. Richard Bateman and Stanley Mazer defend program efficiency while clarifying that administrative costs include Neighborhood Youth Corps and neighborhood aides. Parren Mitchell would not comment pending figure review.
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Baltimore
Nixon
New York
Richard Bateman
Bateman
Community Action Agency
Mazer
Office of Economic Opportunity
Parren Mitchell
Hostage Robber Nabbed in Marion Arrest in Cedar Rapids Marion area
Marion police and a state conservation officer arrested LeRoy Wesley Crawford, 22, of 1500 Third Avenue SE, less than 20 minutes after a holdup at Sunray D X station. Crawford admitted six robberies in Marion and Cedar Rapids and two Iowa City grocery store holdups, with several taking hostages.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
Marion
LeRoy Wesley Crawford
Third Avenue
Crawford
Collins Road
First Avenue
Joe Neuhaus
Orlan Handeland
Neuhaus
Sunray
Seventh Avenue
Richard Cayler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Peo
Cedar Rapids Man Admits Attacks. Iowa City Suspect Named
Oscar William Scheetz 20 admitted attacks on Cedar Rapids women and rapes of two University of Iowa cadets near Iowa City. He denied other assaults and faces warrants in Johnson county for Dec 7 and Jan 10. No injuries reported in Cedar Rapids cases.
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C. R
Iowa City
Matias
Scheetz
University of Iowa Ca
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Kramer
Failure of Peace Bid Is Revealed in Hanoi Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk disclosed that the United States offered to extend the bombing pause over North Vietnam if Hanoi’s leaders would gesture toward peace. He said Hanoi’s response was negative and harsh, denouncing the effort as a fraud while infiltration and Viet Cong activity continued. Rusk favored resuming air strikes but kept doors open for talks and neutral mediation under U.N. sponsorship.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Rusk
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Johnson
U.N
Goldberg
Red China
Peking
Pope Paul VI
Tion
Vietnam
Johnson seeks urgent U N Security Council meeting on Vietnam
The United States asks the U N Security Council to convene immediately to address the Vietnam conflict. President Johnson announces the move in a nationwide address and U S diplomats push for a resolution to reopen negotiations with North Vietnam and Red China. The effort follows Pope Paul VI’s call for a nonaligned arbitration panel under U N auspices.
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United Nations
United States
U.N. Security Council
Vietnam
Council
U.S
Roger Seydoux
France
Arthur Goldberg
Johnson
Goldberg
Thant
Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul
U Thant
Security Council
Universal Draft Urged by Aiken in War Debate
President Johnson resumes bombing North Vietnam targets as Sen. George Aiken urges universal draft higher taxes and wartime controls to avert catastrophe. Senate Republican leader Mitch Mansfield commends Aiken for a public service while urging caution and negotiation possibilities.
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Washington
Johnson
George Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Aiken
Vermont
Harvard medical students seek self study after lectures
Twenty five Harvard medical students in Cambridge petitioned Dean Robert Ebert to excuse them from lectures and labs for the rest of the year. They argue the lecture system dulls motivation and that much material can be learned faster from books. They will form groups of five with faculty advisers and take the same exams as peers. Ebert supports selective exemption but not an abandonment of lectures.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard Medical
Andrew Weil
Philadelphia
Medical School
Weil
Robert Ebert
Ebert
Harvard
Soviet Blames U S Peace Move for War Escalation
Moscow reports that the Soviet government on Monday night asserted the United States does not want an end to the Vietnam War. It labeled the U S peace initiative as a diplomatic ruse to mislead world opinion and set the stage for further aggression and bombing.
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Moscow
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Patrol Cars Are Piles of Junk Say Rep Robinson
Iowa state Rep Kenneth Robinson criticized the highway patrol fleet as unsafe and poorly equipped, saying the 1965 Ford and Chevrolet patrol cars are “rolling piles of junk” with brakes not worthy of name. He spoke to the legislature's motor vehicle laws study committee.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Kenneth Robinson
D-Bayard
Iowa Motor Vehicle Laws Study Committee
Robinson
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