POWs in North Vietnam Reported Treated Decently
US officials say there is no evidence of widespread mistreatment of American POWs in North Vietnam. A State Department source cautioned that information is scarce for families while noting government statistics list 84 POWs, 65 believed captives, and about 141 pilots missing. Some wives report seeing husbands only in propaganda photos.
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Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
International Committee of the Red Crogn
Ruling due on Sheppard murder retrial move in Cleveland
After a brief hearing Judge Francis J. Talty said he would rule at 11 a.m. Friday on defense motion to move Samuel H. Sheppard's murder retrial out of Cleveland. Defense counsel F Lee Bailey offered five scrapbooks and four issues of the Cleveland Press as evidence.
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Francis J. Talty
Samuel H. Sheppard
F. Lee Bailley
Boston
Sheppard
Cleveland Press
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U.S
Roving Am
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Bailey
W. Averell Harriman
Perlagon
U.S. Supreme Court
Viet Nam
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Defense Department
Judge delays entry of draft exhibits for safe sworn testimony
Judge Tally rules that November December draft cut exhibits should not be entered until sworn testimony on the issue Cana fair trial is safe. Coprigan’s arguments have substance while exhibits remain for the record. Sheppard attends the hearing which starts late in a nearly full small courtroom. Newsmen fill the back rows as the session runs.
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Coprigan
Sheppard
Spotlight On Late News From Around The World
United Nations New York dispatch reports that Communist China and the Soviet Union show no hurry for a political settlement in Vietnam. Gromyko said Britain and the Soviet Union remain co chairs of Geneva talks and want progress toward negotiations. Both sides insist they can win and reject a quick peace.
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China
Viet Nam
Lapie
Hyoree
George Convinced
Lillj Brown
Min- Shieh
Andre A. Gromyk
Lin Piao Ailing Heir to Mao Seen Unfit for Succession
Tokyo AP reports experts note Marshal Lin Piao, Mao Tse tung’s chosen successor, appears mentally and physically exhausted amid Red China’s 17th anniversary rally. At 47 he is Red China’s defense minister with a wartime illness history and questioned prospects for future leadership due to health concerns.
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Lin
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Mao Tse-tung
Red
China
U S Eases Export Rules With Soviet Union Shift
The Commerce Department relaxed export restrictions to Eastern Europe and Russia effective today. About 400 non strategic coins moved under a general license. President Johnson urged easing East West tensions to boost trade. The change covers textiles metal goods machinery foods chemicals and diverse manufactured items.
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Commerce Department
Europe
Russia
Air Department
New York City
Johnson
China
San Francisco Couple Wed in Hokkaido Shinto Ceremony
San Francisco lawyer Melvin Bell and model Pat Montandan married in a Shinto ceremony in SAPPORO Hokkaido Japan. Bell aged 59 and Montandan age 41 pledged eternal love. This is Bell's fourth marriage and Montandan's first.
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San Francisco
Melvin Bell
Pat Montandon
Hokkaido
Belli
Montandan
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