Sirhan Still Has Mental Blackout In Kennedy Case
Sirhan Sirhan told two Los Angeles County supervisors that he still has a mental blackout about the Kennedy killing and cannot remember much. He and attorney Godfrey Isaac pressed for psychiatric assessment or hypnosis to jog his memory, noting the memory gap began at the Ambassador Hotel entry on June 5, 1968. The meeting, lasting three hours at Soledad Prison, yielded no clear motive or confirmation of a conspiracy, though Sirhan expressed a negative reaction to Kennedy’s foreign policy when he returned from Palestine.
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Paris Parley Ends After Western Demands Fail
Paris conference on international economic cooperation ends amid oil producers rejecting continued talks on energy. Richard Cooper heads U S delegation with some agreements but widespread disappointment. Western delegates call talks a failure as effort to curb global economic disparity continues over days beyond schedule.
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Nation's major retailers post strong May sales gains
New York AP reports Sears Roebuck the nations largest retailer announced May four week sales up 17.1 percent to 31.353 billion, led by warm weather and strong Mothers Day results. Montgomery Ward sales rose 1 percent to 333.9 million, while Woolworth and Kinney Shoe Corp. posted solid gains, reflecting broad consumer confidence.
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Massive Probe Of Medicaid Abuse To Be Launched Soon
Washington AP report says a nationwide probe into Medicaid fraud will be led by Tom Morris, inspector general of HEW. The plan targets doctors and pharmacists, with nursing homes, clinics, hospitals, dentists also under scrutiny as the office runs computer checks of Medicaid billings.
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Ferry Strikes Iceberg Off Labrador Coast. 125 Abandon Ship
The Canadian National ferry William Carson struck an iceberg off Square Islands about 18 miles off the Labrador coast. All 125 passengers and crew evacuated in lifeboats. no injuries reported. Rescue helicopters closer than 30 minutes, Coast Guard ship Sir Humphrey Gilbert due within four hours. Weather good but ice heavy. the ship was en route from St. John's to Goose Bay on its first scheduled run of the season.
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U S And Vietnam Open Second Round Of Talks In Paris
In Paris, U S and Vietnam officials opened a second round of talks on a package deal to establish diplomatic relations. Delegates Holbrooke and Hien met at the U S Embassy, agreed to another session Friday, and issued no public statement on progress. The atmosphere remained cordial despite U S congressional opposition to aid.
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Virginia and North Carolina Weather Outlook Weekend Patchy Sun
Virginia forecast calls for mostly pleasant Friday with highs in the 70s and a clear cool night with lows around 50. Saturday sunny with highs in the 70s to 80s. North Carolina expects mostly sunny Friday and Saturday with coastal cloudiness, highs in the 70s west to low 80s east, and a clear night with lows upper 40s to low 60s.
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