Boyle Accuses Kennedy of Perjury Over Mary's Death
Judge James A. Boyle concludes Kennedy may not face further prosecution for the Mary Jo Kopechne case, labeling Kennedy's conduct as a possible perjury cover up. The ruling questions Kennedy's awareness and care that night and notes autopsy and prosecutorial choices fueling public doubt.
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Miss Kopechne
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Kennedy
Kopechne
Edgartown
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Jobless Summer Hurdles for College Students
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 3.7 million college age youths will enter the labor force by June end, with 2.7 million seeking summer work. Due to an economic showdown, fewer jobs will be available, possibly leaving up to 700,000 without employment.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A collection of joke exchanges and puns from 1970 showcases a NATO major in West Berlin and a Wall Street applicant trading barbs about memory, margins, and minuses. The humor pivots on quick wits, misdirection, and classic one liner Q and A routines.
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NATO
West Berlin
Wall Street
North Carolina doctor warns on hospital use shortage
Viewpoint discusses the rising strain of medical care in small towns as Dr Amos Johnson of Garland testifies before a Senate subcommittee. He argues excess hospital admissions and a mismatch in medical training, with 85 percent of illnesses handled by 15 percent of doctors, urging a focus on family physicians to cut costs.
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Amos Johnson
Garland
United States Senate
Medical Society of North Carolina
American Academy of General Practice
America
Johnson
Senate
Dr. Johnson
Congress
Almanac notes for June 15 1970 and historical events
In the Almanac for Monday June 15 1970 United Press International lists the day as the 146th of the year with 199 to follow. It notes the draft lottery number 180 for men born on this date. It recalls Franklin's electricity kite experiment in 1752 and the General Slocum disaster of 1904. It also mentions Kishi asking Eisenhower in 1960 to postpone a visit and Biryovsky’s 1963 orbital flight. A thought from John Buchan closes.
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Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
General Slocum
East River
Manhattan
Kishi
Eisenhower
New York City Seen as Vast Yet Ridiculous in Nostalgic Riff
A long rambling piece paints New York as gigantesque yet comically ordinary, tallying vast counts of workers, schools, churches, bars, streets, and services to illustrate the city’s scale. The author muses on Boss Tweed and jokes that even his sums pale beside the metropolis’s size and eccentricities.
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Boss Tweed
New York City
N.Y
New York
Big Town
Five Boroughs
Texas
Central Park
Bigtown
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Jagniappe
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Notice Summary
Daily Cuero Record classified section recaps highlightable notices and listings. Includes job ads, real estate, services, and personal notices with readable details from current issue.
United States Recognizes Argentine Military Junta as Government
The United States formally recognizes the Argentine military junta as Argentina's legal government. State Department spokesman John F. King said the leadership change does not alter recognition due to nonbasic continuity in the military government.
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Argentina
John F. King
State Department
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