Expert Says Sirhan Saw Symbolic Replica Of His Father In Kennedy
Psychologist Dr. Martin Schorr testified at Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's murder trial that Sirhan viewed Senator Robert F. Kennedy as a symbolic stand-in for his father Bishara Sirhan. Schorr said Sirhan killed Kennedy to kill his father and regain his mother's love, describing the act as a psychotic attempt to resolve deep family conflict.
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Sirhan
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Martin Schorr
Bishara Sirhan
Schorr
Mary
Ling
Conspiracy details on King assassination continue on page
The text notes that someone must have known where King was, which room, and that he was on the balcony when shot. It states a person was directed to which room Ray would occupy to execute the shooting. The SCLC denies reports of prearranged guilty plea clearance with the SCLC, Coretta King, and the Justice Department.
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King
Ray
SCLC
Memphis
Washington Post
Australia Lights Up For Apollo Sunset Night Flight
During the Cape Kennedy launches, spaceflight passes often occur at night over Australia. Crew members Roosa and McDivitt note that Australians turn on lights as beacons for spacemen. McDivitt jokes about mistaking sunset for sunrise as the sun moves east to west.
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Cape Kennedy
Roosa
Australia
McDivitt
Mafia ties surface in kosher meat and bagel trades
A pair of unidentified chain store officials say they placed kosher meat contracts with Dioguardi to curb Mafia influence, while a witness links Paul Gambi to a knife grinding business and 1,200 customers. The commission details losses and recoveries of suppliers, and outlines a $20 million bagel industry lure among mob figures. Benjamin Maksik describes shifts to Mafia-connected suppliers and a high cost consulting firm, with his Brooklyn nightclub facing financial collapse last year.
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Long Island
Dioguardi
Thomas
Three Fingers Brown
Lucchese
Paul Gambino
Carlo Gambino
Benjamin Maksik
Brooklyn
Maksik
Abor Peace
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable crossword clues list with across and down entries covering religions plants and people. answers span Tibet capital Old West lawman Broadway role Greek dialect Is Actual Jezebels spouse and more. Clues mention Pacan at one entry and include numerous abbreviations and foreign terms.
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Tibet
Jezebel
Pacan
Noorlight
Binate
Nile Island
Cairo
Spain
Virginia lawmakers debate financing for bridge tunnel project
At a 30 day special constitutional session leaders and committee chairs讨论 potential state guarantees to back the bridge tunnel project and lower borrowing costs through better credit. Debates focused on voter age, debt limits, and refining constitutional amendments for floor action as lawmakers anticipate extending into April.
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Port News
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Norfolk
Breeden
Howard
Privileges and Elections
House
Senate
Fred G. Pollard
John Warren Cooke
Cooke
P&e
del Donald Lt. Pendleton
Amherst
Dels
Howard P. Anderson
Talifax
Calvin W. Fowler
Danville
Virginia
Mideast War Escalation Sparks Israeli Egyptian Claims
The piece notes Egyptian threats to reply from all positions if fired upon, Egyptian accusations of Israeli artillery on Suez housing, and Israeli hints at targeting Port Said. An Egyptian official foresees broader strikes to force Western powers to broker peace in Egypt’s favor, amid Nasser's push to sustain regional support.
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Suez
Tel Aviv
Israel
Uispasa
Port Said
Middle East
Egypt
Heald
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Goodpaster Named NATO U S Leader In Europe
Washington AP Gen Andrew Jackson Goodpaster a military intellectual and adviser to presidents was named to be NATO and U S commander in Europe replacing Gen Lyman Lemnitzer who asked to retire Goodpaster recalled from Vietnam in December to advise on NSC procedures and military policy Nixon may make him chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as Wheeler retires this summer Goodpaster a Princeton PhD has long served in planning staff roles and followed Eisenhower Nixon link through Pentagon to high command duties
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Washington
Andrew Jackson Goodpaster
NATO
U.S
Europe
Nixon
Goodpaster
Lyman L. Lemunger
White House
Lemnitzer
Goodpas
Vietnam
National Security Council
Pentagon
Saigon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Joint Chiefs of Star
Earle G. Wheeler
Paris
Brussels
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cold Weather Grips Nation with Record Lows and Snow
The Associated Press reports freezing temperatures across all 48 states with record March 12 lows in North Carolina West Virginia and Florida. Tallahassee 28 Miami Beach 48, while Laramie 20 below and Bozeman 14 below mark extreme readings. Afternoon temps vary from 8 above in Helena to 69 in Key West as rail and air forecasts call for below normal temps into Monday.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
West Virginia
Florida
Tallahassee
Miami Beach
Plains
Mont
Helena
Key West
Fla
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
D.C
Atlanta
Miami
Chicago
Detroit
St. Paul- Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Denver
Housing costs rise with lumber price surge in Detroit
Curtis Building Co in Detroit raised house prices by 1500 after lumber costs climbed. A four bedroom colonial once $30 000 to $31 000 now costs about 39 000. Additional cost increases include brick and concrete 2 to 3 percent copper 5 percent plus higher land labor and mortgage financing costs.
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Allen Menuck
Curtis Building Co
Detroit
NBC ABC chiefs testify on Turn-on cancellation debate
NBC president Julian Goodman and ABC chief Elton Rule defend the Turn-on decision amid questions from lawmakers. Rule says form failed, not consent, while Taft probes morality and potential gains from success. CBS president Frank Stanton says his company is doing a pretty good job.
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Julian Goodman
National Broadcasting Co
Caman
NBC
Leonard Goldenson
American Broadcasting Companies
Elton M. Rule
ABC Television Network
Nart
Rule
Pastore
Taft
ABC
Michigan Democrat
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Actress Crawford Misses Dogs Stolen Near Broadway
Actress Miss Crawford reported two white French poodles stolen from her parked car near Broadway and 90th Street on February 10. One dog, Cappy, was recovered after a $200 reward paid by a Bronx woman who said she bought the animal from an unknown man. Schick waited at Crawford's apartment, then found her car with key in ignition and alerted police. Crawford, divorced twice, lives alone with daughter Linda in Southampton and appeared at a second police station about 11 hours after disappearance. She refused photography, shielding her face with a fur collar and showing cuts on her hands.
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Broadway
190Th Street
Miss Crawford
Cappy
Romeo
90Th Street
Bronx
Schick
Lynda
Southampton
Laird Expects Nixon to Alter Sentinel ABM Plan
Sec. of Defense Melvin Laird said Nixon will likely modify the Sentinel antiballistic missile program but gave no specifics. He noted NSC options include moving sites away from populations and placing short range interceptors near offensive bases. Nixon plans a Friday news conference after meetings with congressional leaders and NSC members.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Johnson
Laird
Vietnam
Lair
White House
Sentinel
Ron Ziegler
National Security Council
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
Ziegler
Senate
Democratic
Henry A. Kissinger
NSC
Duke students in protests turn violent downtown
Demonstrators marching from Duke University and North Carolina College clash with police in the downtown district. Several windows are broken, two buses damaged, and multiple injuries are reported amid a rally over equal representation on a Black Studies program committee. Seven Duke students are arrested on charges including malicious damage.
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Duke Forest
N.C. Highway 51
Foundation For Community Development
Foundation
Howard Fuller
Ford Foundation
North Carolina Fund
William C. Turner Jr
George Oliver Phillips
Mack Christopher O'Neal Jr
Ernest Lincoln Bonner Jr
John Lee Hudgins
William Chancey Warner
Tony L. Axam
O'Neal
Duke
Duke University
North Carolina College
Airborne unit fights near Hue and broad Vietnam clashes
United States forces report heavy combat across Vietnam. A 101st Airborne unit engaged enemy fire southwest of Hue, killing 12 and seizing a bunker with munitions and food. In Saigon’s delta, 57 Viet Cong and 1 U.S. soldier were killed or wounded after a 13 hour battle. A Viet Cong platoon attacked Bac Sheu airfield but was repelled. Reports also note a downed U.S. helicopter and ongoing air strikes by B52s over invasion routes to the central highlands, with multiple engagements near Kentum and Con Thien.
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101St Airborne
Hue
U.S
9Th Division
Saigon
Headquarters Aid
Batle
Ton
Bac Sheu
Central Highlands
Kentum
Vietnam
Con Thien
Prelate Musante Gives Up Priesthood to Marry at Pontiff's Household
VATICAN CITY AP reports Msgr Giovanni Musante, 50, from Pope Paul VI's household, plans to wed to become a father, resisting Vatican pressure. He joins a rising wave of priests seeking papal permission to leave celibacy for marriage, prompting reflection within Rome Vicariate on future handling.
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Pope Paul VI
Vatican City
Paul VI
Msgr
Giovanni Musante
Musante
Vatican
Rome Vicariate
Msgr. Mosante
Pope Paul
Rome
Dropanis
Paul
Roma Vicariate
Vasante
Monasetery
Papal
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