Baker Jury Deliberates 62 Hours Without Verdict
Washington AP reports the jury weighing former Senate aide Bobby Baker deliberated 62 hours without a verdict, resuming Sunday at 10 am. The complex case involves tax evasion, conspiracy, and alleged defrauding of the government tied to Baker, Bromley, and Jones.
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Baker
Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
Kerr
Clifford Jones
Nevada
Wayne L. Bromley
Bromley
District of Columbia
U.S. Senate
Vietnam War updates from northern provinces and air campaigns
Reports detail weather aiding North Vietnam defenses while U S air forces conducted high altitude and sea raids across the southern region. A Phantom jet was shot down. two crew members parachuted safely as a Marine helicopter rescued them. US pilots claim numerous enemy casualties and bunker demolitions across multiple sorties. There are ongoing operations with claims of Koh Peninsula and Saigon area activity, including strikes on supply routes and guerrilla positions. casualty and prisoner tallies cited.
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North Vietnam
James A. Hargrove Jr
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Lawrence D. Peterson
Alden, Minn
South China Sea
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
China (Continued from Page One) Armed Clashes and Parades
Report says Maoist followers clashed with Liu followers as army units paraded in six Chinese cities. Kyodo and JBC dispatched Peking gunfire reports noting troops at Workers Stadium and widespread show of force. Parades occurred in Shanghai Fokien Paoting Tai Jyuan and Lanchow amid fresh war posturing.
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Mao
Liu
Radio
Peking
Kyodo News Service
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Workers Stadium
Shanghai
Fokien
Paoting
Tai
Jyuan
Shansi
Lanchow
Kyodo
Urumehi
Jin Shihhotze
NASA faces Apollo 1 fallout and possible shift to Apollo 2
The agency weighs scrubbing Apollo 1 and moving to Apollo 2, a more complex rendezvous flight. Previous plans aimed for three earth orbit missions before a lunar landing, with a lunar goal in 1968 and a 1970 moon target. Officials warned a 1968 attempt depended on a success schedule, now jeopardized by the tragedy.
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NASA
Grissom Chaffee White to be buried at Arlington sites
Arlington National Cemetery will host the burials of astronauts Grissom and Chaffee Tuesday with pallbearers from the corps of fellow astronauts. White will be buried at the U.S. Military Academy cemetery Highland Falls New York. Bodies flown from Patrick AFB near Cape Kennedy Monday. Memorial services held at astronauts churches over the weekend. Apollo 1 blaze details under inquiry with a board named by NASA administrator Mueller. The space program faces renewed resolve despite the tragedy.
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Air Force
Grissom
Arlington National Cemetery
Navy
Cmzr
Chaffee
Arlington
Col. White Ia
U.S. Military Academy
Highland Falls
N.Y
America
Phillips
George B. Mueller
NASA
Max Faget
Manned Spacecraft Center
George A. White
Apollo Reliability and Quality
Frank Borman
Apollo
John Williams
Kennedy Space Center
George Jeff
North American Aviation
Barton Geer
Langley
Earth
Johnson
Space Agency
Walter JM. Schirra Jr
Gris‘som
R. Walter Cunningham
Donn F. Eisele
Eisele
Cunningham
Romney's Specific Talk May Turn Voters Against Him
Analysts say Democrats expect Romney to face a backlash as campaigns heat up. They note Romney's general appeal may erode once he details policy positions, while Johnson has shown stronger support in early polls.
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Romney
Johnson
Nine Killed In Carolina Road Mishaps
Nine people died in multiple weekend road crashes across North Carolina, with total deaths reaching 167 for the year. Victims included elderly Virginia couple Iate and Mrs. Joseph Jarratt Williams near Whitakers, plus John Seawell of Carthage, John Woodson of Baltimore, and retired minister David Hampton Delk of Charlotte in separate three car collisions. Additional fatalities were Charlie Henry Thompson in Henderson, William Powers in Winston-Salem, Dassie Sellers near Marion, and Wayne Gudger Lytle near Old Fort, with several others injured.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Iate
Joseph Jarratt Williams
Emporia
U.S. 301
Whitakers
Williams
Elbert Battle
Rt. 4
Battleboro
W. J. Kern
Battle
John Seawell
Carthage
John Woodson
Baltimore
Ray Wicker
Seawell
U.S. 1
Southern Pines
David Hampton Delk
Rt. 5
Charlotte
N.C
Harrisburg
Charlie Henry Thompson
Henderson
William T. Powers
Winston-Salem
Dassie Sellers
Marion
Highway Patrol
McDowell County
Wayne Gudger Lytle
Old Fort
Old Port
Powell says settlement offer a drop in the bucket
In New York Mrs James and attorney Raymond Rubin say Powell's offer of 3170,000 is only a credit against the full judgment. Powell derides the idea of apologizing and vows to testify before the House committee, promising information on colleagues. He arrives by fishing boat for a Miami news conference with five lawyers.
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California Savings and Loan
Baker
Gasch
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
New York
James
Raymond Rubin
Powell
House
Harlem Democrat
Miami
Cient
Lere
Marines Saved By Their Ability Air Support And Prayers
In Da Nang South Vietnam a small Marine recon patrol endured a siege by North Vietnamese forces. Marines used hand grenades air strikes and aid from three CH46 Sea Knights and A7 Skyhawks to repel attackers and evacuate wounded. Pilot Capt Joe Roman Capt Harry Campbell and Capt William Scheuren spearheaded the night operations lifting 49 Marines to safety after multiple helicopter crashes and heavy enemy fire.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
USS
Joe Roman
Laos
Roman
Latrobe
Harry J. Campbell
Somerville
Mass
William 7. Scheuren
la Belle
Campbell
Scheuren
Weather slows but restores transit after cold snap
Cold air pushed teens on Saturday as highways and streets recovered. Chicago bus service resumed gradually though many buses stalled while rail and trucking deliveries returned to near normal. In Gary Indiana and Michigan areas highways reopened portions of I 94 and U S 12 as crews restored power and shelter for stranded residents and workers.
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Chicago
Eily
Gary
Ind
New York Central Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Burns Harbor
U.S. 12
the Central
Inland Steel
Midwest Steel ‘Co
Michigan City
Chesterton
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Flint
Lansing
Probe pressure for space program safety review
A Science and Astronautics Committee member from Pittsburgh urged an independent investigation into a space program incident. He pushed for an explorer general and expert help from the U.S. Bureau of Mines to save lives in future events. Chairman Miller signaled NASA will lead, with committee review possible later. He noted no immediate move to open a formal probe.
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Science and Astronautics Committee
Pittsburgh
U.S. Bureau of Mines
George P. Miller
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Miller
Charles A. Mosher
Obie
House
Soviet Tass警示 West Germany on neo Nazi threat
Tass warned that West Germany faces rising neo fascist and militarist forces despite Potsdam, citing Nazi nostalgia in Bavaria and Hesse. It said Hitler era loyalists and organizations propagandize fascism and that the National Democratic party shows chauvinism and a want for revenge, with many leaders once Nazis.
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Tass
Soviet Union
West Germany
Bonn
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Joseph Goebbels
I Tass
National Democratic Party
Bavaria
Hesse
Third Reich
Europe
Federal Interior Ministry
Grocers Fear Inflation Hit From New Minimum Wages
Wages would expand coverage to about 1.9 million firms employing some 40 million workers, over half the nation’s workforce. The National Association of Retail Grocers warned the raises would fuel food inflation and raise compliance costs. The Chamber of Commerce opposed broader coverage, citing wage differentials. Agriculture gains four eight million workers under a separate, lower schedule, but farm workers face no overtime pay.
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National Association of Retail Grocers
United States
Grocers Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Prison riot at Maryland House of Correction quelled by K-9 units
More than 100 inmates rioted for hours at the Jessup facility before state police using K-9 dogs and riot gear restored order. One prisoner and three guards injured. Debris filled parts of the west wing as inmates tore plumbing, set fires, and seized a guard’s keys amid grievances over food and lack of rehabilitation programs.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
George Davidson
State Police
John Garrity
Garrity
Francis B. Burch
Maryland Department of Correction
Maryland
Burch
Food Service
House of Correction
Ocean City
Baltimore
U.S. Land
Washington
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