U S Obtains Murder Warrant Against Ray
London AP report notes plans for murder charges against Ray to transport Martin Luther King Jr. killer to the United States for trial. Legal experts discuss extradition vs deportation as British authorities weigh steps. Ray, 40, held at Brixton Prison after Bow Street Court appearance on forged passport and loaded gun charges.
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Charge Is Dropped Against Jim Brown
Hollywood AP West Hollywood authorities drop a charge against football star Jim Brown after police and prosecutors found insufficient evidence. Brown, jailed briefly on assault and battery claims, faced potential charges related to a high profile incident involving model Eva Bohn-Chin. Deputy District Attorney Mueller said no complaint would be issued unless new evidence emerges.
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Nations abstaining mark UN nuclear treaty vote
The 92 to 4 margin approved the treaty in the General Assembly with 22 abstentions and four absentees. Among nuclear powers the Soviet Union United States and Britain backed it while France abstained and Communist China criticized it. Albania Cuba Tanzania and Zambia voted no alongside several abstentions. The pact requires signature and ratification by the three major powers and 40 others to take effect.
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Renewed Disorder Threatens France
In Paris several thousand battled striking Citroen and Renault workers as protests spread across major plants. Rioting near Paris injured several and led to arrests while clashes at Sochaux and Lyon produced more injuries. Gold prices in Paris rose to record highs amid economic jitters over wage rises and franc stability.
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Paris Talks to Resume Wednesday at Paris Peace Table
The Paris peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam are set to resume Wednesday after a six day recess. W Averell Harriman and Xuan Thuy will lead the eighth round since May 13 as diplomats expect no major breakthroughs soon and anticipate tactical moves impacting the long term peace outlook. Le Duc Tho, recently arrived as special counselor to Xuan Thuy, may participate. Harriman returned from the U S to attend Senator Kennedy's funeral.
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Senate Debates School Aid Bill in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Senate considers a House nonpublic school aid bill funded by cigarette tax or horse racing revenue. A near party-line vote is anticipated as proponent Shafer backs funding for private and sectarian schools amid broader state budget actions.
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Spock Attacks Vietnam War as Outrageous Testimony
Dr Benjamin Spock told a Boston jury the Vietnam War has no legality and will darken America for generations. He called U S involvement outrageous and abominable and said U S forces have killed hundreds of thousands of civilians. He testified in a draft-law conspiracy trial with four co defendants facing up to five years and $2000 fines.
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Spock Criticizes U S War Policy and Geneva Accord Claims
Spock asserts the United States engaged in an illegal immoral unwinnable war, arguing the 1954 Geneva accords were violated. The text notes elections in 1956 and accuses U S forces of undermining Indochina partitioning aims and Ho Chi Minh’s victory over France.
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India accuses China of training Nagas in guerrilla warfare
New Delhi says Red China provided guerrilla training to Naga tribesmen aiding a rebellion in northeast India. The clash has resulted in casualties among Indian troops and Nagas.
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Britain seeks restart of Nigeria war talks with Biafra
Lord Shepherd Commonwealth minister of state held a private meeting with Sir Louis Mbanefa chief negotiator for the secessionist state of Biafra in London Monday night in an effort to restart negotiations.
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Widow Kennedy Visits Grave and Memorials After Funeral
Ethel Kennedy with four children returned at dusk to honor Robert F. Kennedy at Arlington Cemetery after his funeral. Thousands visited the site yesterday and memorials spread across the region including a Moscow University plaque with an inscription "Eternal Memory."
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