Mistrial Called In Evers Tax Trial In Mississippi
Federal prosecutors vow a new trial for black leader Charles Evers over 1968 to 1970 income tax charges after a four day trial ended in mistrial. Judge Dan M Russell Jr. ruled the proceeding unfair due to a prejudicial remark by a government witness. Evers, 52, said he would begin campaign for the Democratic nomination to the state Senate.
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Jackson
Miss
Charles Evers
Michael Fawer
Michael Ahlen
Fayette
U.S. District Court
Dan M. Russell Jr
Fawer
William J. Sykes
Sykes
Evers
Congress
U.S. House
Chambers
Russell
State Senate
Baptists Conclude Meeting Reject Neo-Pentecostal Refusal
The 118th annual Southern Baptist Convention in Miami Beach ended with 13,000 messengers not condemning neo-pentecostalism. They reaffirmed faith in the Holy Spirit and approved a violence on television resolution, plus stands against alcoholism advertising and limiting religious program broadcasts.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Tommy French
Baton Rouge
Girls State Elections Held Today at University of North Carolina
In Greensboro during the 36th Tar Heel Girls State Beverly Swanner of Washington and Kathy Hoskins of Reidsville vie for governor. Nationalist and Federalist tickets name candidates for lieutenant governor attorney general and secretary of state with listed hopes from Wilkesboro Kinston Burnsville Fayetteville Waxhaw Laurinburg.
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Greensboro
Beverelee Swanner
Washington
Kathy Hoskins
Reidsville
Miss Swanner
Federalist Party
Miss Hoskins
Nationalist Party
Drew McNeill
Wilkesboro
Dargeelyn Loftin
Kinston
Billie Gilley
Burnsville
Elizabeth Thompson
Fayetteville
Beverly Lett
Waxhaw
Antoinette Thomas
Laurinburg
Girls State
University of North Carolina At
American Legion Auxiliary
Kidnaped Students Send Letters Out
The United States and Dutch ambassadors in Tanzania confirmed receipt of second letters from three Stanford students and a Holland research assistant kidnapped May 19 by Zaire guerrillas. The letters urged action to save their lives as captors demand ransoms and the release of guerrillas before a mid-July deadline. Barbara Smuts, kidnapped with them, was released earlier.
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Stanford
Calif
U.S
Tanzania
Stanford University
W. Beverley Carter
United States
Jan C. van den Berg
Netherlands
Dar Es Salaam
Bob Beyers
Beyers
David Hamburg
Sis i
Peter Steiner
University of Wairabi
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergmann
Holland
Gombi Research Center
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor, Mich
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Baptists Complete Meeting
Mr. French
Conley Jones Barn Dinner Theatre
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Stagecoach Trail
Tun
Ittowne Theatre
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Faye Dunaway
Oliver Reed
Richard Chamberlain
McCullochs
Peter Proud
Parks Ave
Momasville
Zatre
Coloety
Dover
Mel Brooks
Aipers
THE
Gay Talese
Wave i Pousnes
Verey
Bates
Moone
al Goldstein
Georgina Spelvin
Harry Reems
Devil
Southgate Theatre
Thomasville, N.C
PML SD
Charles Bronson
Pustin
Lenny
Pore Mann
Riverboat Seafood Restaurant
New York
N. Main
Wong
Abc
GS. Main ST
Benji
Cosmopolitan
Dallas Morning News
Ner
Alausberry Square
Peter Breck
Christomer Connelly
Passy Garrett
Tca Lester
Mark Slade
Herb Vigran
Deborah Valley Sproat
Frances Bavier
Edgar Buchanan
Terry Carter
Evel Box
CFI
Charlie Rich Rearmeo
Epic Records
Fuqua Company
Fellini
Time Magazine
Enceranco
Cristaldis
Federico Fellini
Gene Shalit
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
Smes Ues One
Peter O'Toole
Peter Lawford
Otto Preminger
Sat
Sun
Nerageice
Zea B.C
South
ALL: American Driven Theatre
Pva
Alene Loemere Lania
Mito the Supernatural
Mlela
Pee Young Bride
Jamestown
Reeset
Richard Winer
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