Spy Case Has Touch Of Thriller
Washington AP reports a Foreign Service officer, Irvin Searbeck, 41, accused of passing classified information to Polish agents. A blonde Polish spy allegedly lured him into wrongdoing, and he is jailed on $50 000 bond. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years and $10 000 fine.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
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Naples
Italy
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Germany
Foreign Service
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U. S. District Court
Scarbecki
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Ad claims Doan’s Pills ease nagging muscular pains, soothe bladder irritation, and act as a mild diuretic. It promises quick relief and better sleep, highlighting a new large size and decades of use.
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Doan
30 Cases On Court Docket In Morgan County Courthouse
Over 30 cases are set for trial when Circuit Court opens Monday in Morgan County courthouse. Judge James N. Bloodworth and Judge Newton B. Powell will hear evidence in civil cases for two weeks. They will try cases from the docket in order, with priority adjustments for conflicts as needed.
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Morgan County
James N. Bloodworth
Newton B. Powell
Stand for Trial Two Weeks of Criminal Cases Heard
Two weeks of criminal cases were heard by Judge Powell in court. The proceedings covered multiple defendants and case types as part of a ongoing docket.
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Powell
Laos peace talks show signs of possible bargaining
At the 14 nation Laos conference in Geneva the East West dispute eases as Western and Soviet delegates hint at forming working groups to consider rival peace plans. Reports say fighting continues in Laos with Pathet Lao forces pressing in multiple regions while Western delegates return to talks after a walkout over ceasefire conditions.
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Soviet Union
King Denies Knowing Of Times Ad In Libel Suits
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr testifies at a deposition hearing as The New York Times seeks to transfer five libel suits to federal court. The Times argues the Negro ministers Abernathy Shuttlesworth Lowery and Seay were fraudulently joined. Named plaintiffs include Montgomery Mayor Earl James and others seeking large damages. The ad criticized handling of Negro student demonstrations in Montgomery.
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Martin Luther King Jr
King
New York Times
the Times
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F. L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
J. E. Lowery
Mobile
S. S. Seay Sr
Martin Luther King
South
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Frank Parks
L. B. Sullivan
Clyde Sellers
The
Times
Abernathy, Shuttlesworth, Lowery and
Seay
John Patterson
James and
Sullivan
Civil cases delayed during Judge Bloodworth's Army duty
May talk notes delays in civil cases for two weeks while Judge Bloodworth served with the Army in Washington. A special criminal court session may be held later in the summer to hear carryover cases and those from the current grand jury session. The grand jury will convene Monday to begin deliberations.
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Grand Jury
Pressure Mounts on Nixon to Enter California Governor Race
National Chairman William E. Miller said Nixon could be the man to save the California GOP by running against Gov. Edmund Brown. Barry Goldwater and other Republicans warn Nixon may have to run or bow out, while Nixon weighs staying in national spotlight for a potential 1964 bid.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
National Press Club
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Brown
Train Crash Toll At 35 In Germany
Two more bodies recovered raising the death toll from a head on collision of two commuter trains near Esslingen to 35 with at least 47 injured. One train failed to heed a red signal. six US servicemen children on board escaped unharmed.
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U.S
U.S. Army
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McKinney
Tex
Marion Candelore
Niles
Ohio
Revel S. San Pedro
Junction City
Kan
Linda Juhns
Weirton
W. Va
Ruth A. Joiner
Newcastle
Penelope Biggs
Philadelphia
Crash Injures Nine Members Of Alabama Family
A west Alabama family of nine sustained injuries in a collision between a station wagon and a truck near Echola. Joyce Miller, 18, was in critical condition. She is the daughter of George W. Miller Sr. and his wife of Gordo, with her parents and six siblings among the injured.
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Ala
West Alabama
Here
Joyce Miller
George W. Miller
Gordo
No ruling yet on transfer attempt to move them to US District
The article notes that there has been no judicial decision regarding the proposed transfer to the United States District Court. Details on parties or timeline are not provided in readable text.
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