Witness Identifies One Slayer in Reeb Killing Trial
Rev Clark Olsen of Berkeley testifies he cannot positively identify two of three white defendants in the Selma slaying of Rev James J. Reeb. He says one man chased him, and he clearly identified Elmer Cook as the man who attacked him during the March 9 incident. Olsen notes the others resemble the assailants but cannot be certain.
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Selma
Ala
James J. Reeb
Reeb
Miller
Reed
Boston
Clark B. Olsen
Berkeley
Calif
Olsen
California
Namon O'Neal Hoggie
William Stanley Hoggie
Elmer L. Cook
Montgomery
Cook
Tion Ashworth
Ashworth
Elmer Cook
L. S. Moore
Hoggle Brothers
Seph T. Pilcher
Birmingham
Itha
Christian Leadership Conference
Burwell Infirmary
William B. Dinkins Jr
University Hospital
Atly
Virgil Ashworth
Rev. Miller
Orloff Miller
Virginia Waterfowl Rules Tighten to 300 Feet Rule
Virginia hunters face new limitations east of the Blue Ridge as a noon Tuesday proclamation by Gov. Harrison restricts hunting and fishing to areas over 300 feet from inflammable vegetation. Anglers may boat in and out only at boat landings and must stay 300 feet from shore while afloat. The measure aims to reduce forest and brush land access except on highways, with limited private-land exceptions.
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Richmond
Blue’ Ridge Mountains
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Norfolk
Viet Nam
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Station
Johnson Advisers Discuss Defense Needs In Vietnam Budget Talks
President Johnson and top advisers mulled defense needs for the next fiscal year focusing on money and manpower for Vietnam. A larger meeting at the LBJ Ranch with Robert McNamara and Cy Vance will set budget directions as NATO talks and foreign visits loom. The session followed by tense White House briefings, while Jigged figures put total defense outlays near 105 billion dollars.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Lbj Ranch
Robert 5. McNamara
Cyrus R. Vance
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Viet
Nam
McNamara
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Robert Komer
White House
NATO
Paris
Mc.Namara
Rusk
Congress
Bill D. Moyers
Brennan
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Moyers
Coun- McNamara
South Viet Nam
I Johnson
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Istan
Washington
Islalso
South Viet
Harold Wilson
U.S
West Son
Imen
Ludwig Ere
Supreme Court Reopens Obscenity Rulings in Key Cases
The Supreme Court with Justice Douglas in the majority rules the Federal Power Commission may set temporary natural gas price limits without full hearings. The decision affects southern Louisiana producers while Justice Harlan dissents in part. The term also covers Ralph Ginzburg obscenity convictions and related cases involving Eros magazine Liaison pamphlet The Housewife's Handbook on Selective Promiscuity and a New York statute.
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Federal Power ‘Commission
William O. Douglas
Louisiana
John M. Harlan
Phila
Delphia
Ralph Ginzburg
Ibejterial
Eros Magazine
Ginzburg
Fanny Hill
G.P. Putman Sons, Publishers
Massachusetts
New York
Edward
Mishkin
Nore Relations Board
U.S
Paul
Bender
Warren
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Burwell
Pilcher
O’neal Hoggle
Virginia News
Independence
Naval
Navy
5Th Naval District Intelligence Office
Alexandria
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James W. Ross
Milita
Federal
Oss
Arlington
Oren R. Lewis
Ross
Lewis
Del
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Cooke
Virginia Advisory Legislative Counc
VALC
WALC
Portsmouth
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Ohioi
Nansemond County
Aubrey P. Johnson Jr
Covington Wi
Alleghany
Clifton Forge
Fred A. Tinsley
Iron Gate
Alpha Jean Tinsley
Sthea
Museven
Kentucky
Eee Stagg Distilling Col
Frankfort, KY
Edmond Lebreton
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Charles Rembar
England
Lillians‘ Curio Shop
West Main St
Tamio
Chevrolet
Riverside Drive
Ation
Ronnie Doss
Henry Eanes
Earl Stowe
Jerry Wyatt
Russel Owen
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