Garrison contest against Shaw attacked on lie tests
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison attacked NBC for airing The JFK Conspiracy The Case of Jim Garrison saying the program harmed the prosecution. He argued key witnesses Bundy and Russo lied or were steered, and that Shaw’s conspiracy case rested on polygraph results that failed to prove truth.
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National Broadcasting Co
Gale
New Orleans
Tim Garrison
Clay J. Shaw
Gavin
NBC
Bundy
Tega
New Orleansia
Busines
Mae
MoGes
RE Lie
Tanner Kennedy
Dallas
Garrison
Lea
Busdy
Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Washington, D.C
Frank McGee
John F. Kennedy
David W. Ferrie
Oswald
Pen
Shaw
Ferrie
Walter Sheridan
Russo
Cal 1Ifornia
Fies Hulle
Clay Shaw
Iie
Vernon, Bundy
Perry Raymond Russo
Clay Bertrand
Gace
Garcsson
Metres
McGee
Curtis Publishing Sues Over Power Failure Damages
Curtis Publishing Co seeks 1000008 dollars in damages from Philadelphia Electric Co after a June 1 power failure disrupted operations at its Philadelphia sites. A court case cites negligence and breach of contract while Public Utility hearings probe the outage. Testimony blames a supervisor error and sabotage hindering a 500000 amp line in Western Pennsylvania.
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Curtis Publishing Co
Kiejabach
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia Electric
Corlis
Independence Square
Sharon Gill
Common Pleas
State Public Utility Commission
H. KR. Gilkeson
Philadelpha Electric
Vallundoolt Hael
Wiliam F. Hyhind
New Jersey
Public Utilites
Gilkeson
Kleinbneh
Schedude
Pennsylva- Anky
Ninerlad
Detroit Police Idle In Pay Dispute Amid Mass Sick Call
In Detroit about 800 patrolmen were off work in a pay dispute, triggering a court bid for a permanent injunction. Al Lengatt said 400 Michigan National Guardsmen could be on four hours notice if needed, with aid from the state police. The DPOA seeks top pay from 3335 to 10 000, while officials cite no funds for such raises as many officers were suspended or on leave.
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Detroit
al Lengatt
Michigan National Guardsmen
Michigan State Police
Legwat
Delrol Police Officers Association
DPOA
Inalak
Jas
Copters Join in Manhunt
In San Diego County a kidnap killing of two U S border patrolmen sparked a large manhunt. Marine helicopters searched ravines and foothills while FBI and sheriff offices mobilized all personnel to seal the area around the cabin where Theodore Newawa and George Azrak were slain.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
San Diego County
Riverside County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Theodore Newawa
George F. Azrak
Ial
See
San Die 5
Delaying Senate Dodd Vote in Censure Debate
The Senate ethics fight over Thomas J. Dodd stalls with Mansfield saying a vote could last all week. Long presses for an early vote on double-billing while the ethics panel pushes the personal-use charge. FBI notes and border patrol killings also surface in a sprawling, multi-issue dispatch.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Russell B
Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Senate Ethics Comittee
Tang
DeLa
Long
Wallace F. Béndatt
Utah
Bennett
Dadd
Michael V. O'Hare
Sen
O'Hare
Tex
ASO
Crat
David Nichols
Mortford
Conn
Strikers Ordered To Return To Work In Arbitration
In Philadelphia US District Judge Fullam ordered striking deck officers to return to work and join arbitration proceedings by Wednesday or face a total judgment. A $250000 conditional ruling against the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots stands if compliance fails. Employers claim losses reach $7100 per hour, with $1.5 million total damages cited. The American Maritime Association reports seven ships tied up in ports Norfolk New Orleans Baltimore and Houston.
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Gulf Ports
Loin P. Fullam
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilpts
Itms
Fullam
N Determins
John Peling
Maritime Service
Commitlee
American Maritime
Riots Continue In Atlanta Amid Teen Protesters
Crowds of about 1050 teenagers toppled into a shopping center area in Atlanta while rocks and bottles were hurled at stores and police cars. Police restored order with gunfire and arrests rose to eight, including ABC newsman John Casserly. Stokely Carmichael spoke at a church and remained at large on bond. similar unrest occurred in Montgomery, Alabama with 12 arrests during a Capitol march.
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Raysheil
Associated Press
Groes
Earl James
Martin Luther King Jr
John Casserly
American Broadcasting Co
Carmichael
Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
Ira DoMent
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Buick
Atlanta, Ga
Richard Boone
Southern Christianleadership Conference
Symbol OF Security
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Chester
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