D.A. Decries Exhumation in Kopechne Case at Trial
In New York a courtroom scene centers on the exhumation and autopsy of Mary Jo Kopechne. District Attorney Dinis opposes the autopsy while defense and witnesses discuss the investigation’s progress. The Dow and stock activity register as markets trend upward amid a volatile trading day.
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Brominski
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Fayetteville Honors Hero in Vietnam Medal Story
Fayetteville NC honors Robert Patterson Day for heroism in Vietnam as Dr Donald Mills is admonished by the court over autopsy questions. The Medal of Honor recipient is linked to the 82nd Airborne at nearby Fort Bragg and a drowning verdict.
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Flanagan
Tsinis
Mass
Y Dimis
Kennedy
Armand Fernandes Jr
Sirborne
FtJciat
Curfew Proposed In Winston After Violence
Winston-Salem AP reports a curfew proposal after violence as sixteen people were arrested. Mayor Benton pledged a possible decision later in the day, with bond set for several suspects. Police used reinforcements and extended duty hours after riots in the Negro section.
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Winston - Salem
Justus Tucker
Salem
M. C. Benton
First Of Beat i Generation Dies In Late 40s
AP reports writer Jack Kerouac of Lowell died in his late 40s after a hemor- rhage at a St. Petersburg Florida hospital. He was at UNC Chapel Hill and his campus city of Lowell had fires investigated with about $25,000 damage. Kerouac’s best known work On the Road defined the Beat Generation and his first book was Town and the City.
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Jacki Kerouac
St. Petersburg
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Chapel Hill
Lowell
University of North Ln
Carolina
Ito
W. D. Blake
Bingham
Murphy
Max Gardner
Meroune
United States
Stella Lamas
Riots and Firebombs Spark Downtown Disturbance
IRS reserves stood by as rock throwing began downtown and spread to a Negro area where several stores were firebombed but no looting occurred. Witnesses testified at the Kirby brothers and Cline trials that the trio fought in the prisoner registration office near the county jail on the night of September 12 after Vincent's arrest for shooting firecrackers and Lee's charge of interfering with officers.
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Vincent Kirby
Clinton G. Cline
Vincent
Lee
Guards Patrol on UNC Campus and court sentencing details
A high security trial at a special session courtroom involved claims of interference with government agencies and assault. Lee Kirby and Vincent Kirby faced sentences and probation related to charges, with testimonies referencing IRS lawyers and a crowd described as heavy with law officers present.
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Kirby
Iuperior Court
Vincent Kirby
North Carolina
Evacuations under way along Gulf coast as storms loom
Mississippians along the 30 mile beach from Pass Christian to Pascagoula stayed unshaken by the storm. In Louisiana evacuees moved to higher ground across marshlands south and west of New Orleans. Lafourche Parish urged 25 000 residents to leave low areas. Offshore oil crews shut operations and returned to shore. Coastal schools began closing in several counties including Hancock County Mississippi.
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Pascagoula
Raceland
Lockport
Thibodaux
Louisiana
Hancock County
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