Manchester Says He Refused Warren Endorsement Bid
William Manchester writes in Look that Chief Justice Warren invited him to declare the Warren Commission findings acceptable to the Kennedys. He refused citing propriety as a private citizen and declined to testify in 1964. He describes edits and pressure from Kennedy aides, and says Jacqueline Kennedy opposed his manuscript leading to a settlement and serialization.
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Officers Complain Over New Tiny Police Lockers
In Fall River Massachusetts officers protest the new smaller police lockers that trap coats and cause wrinkles, arguing the compact sizes prevent neat attire and wrinkle free storage.
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Parked Illegally To Save Life
MEADSFOOT BAY England UPI draftsman John Gouldsmith hailed as hero after a policeman spotted his car parked overtime. A court Wednesday tore up the ticket after Gouldsmith explained he had left to save a life.
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Allergies and insects dangers in everyday life
An article warns that insect bites and stings cause multiple deaths annually and can trigger severe allergic reactions. It advises avoiding bites, not provoking nests, watching where you walk, wearing light clothing, not using strong perfumes, and keeping extermination options ready.
Rescue by Gouldsmith Saves Drowning Man at Sea
Police say Gouldsmith used artificial respiration and swift action to revive a man pulled from the sea by a swimmer who had rescued him from drowning.
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iConvict Escapes To Free Debtors
A Tehama County jury found convict Ray Miller guilty of felony escape after brief deliberations. Miller, 25, said he fled a conservation camp to escape gambling debts to other inmates, including a claim of 15 cartons of cigarettes.
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Cigar in Court Brings 30 Days in Jail
Frank Look, 70, a Chicago salesman, entered a divorce court and sparked a clash with bailiffs over smoking. He was sentenced to 30 days in Cook County Jail for disrupting the court’s decorum.
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