Court Sets Aside 50000 Judgment in Tennessee Case
The Tennessee Supreme Court reversed a 50000 judgment against State Farm Fire and Casualty Insurance and its agents, remanding for a new trial while upholding a five year forgery and uttering sentence in a separate Craighead County case. The ruling cited potential prejudice from testimony about the insurer's finances and addressed issues in Moore’s Escobedo-related appeal.
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Ine Rock
tate’’Supreme Court
Faulknerberty
Ite and Casualty Insurance
Tennessee
Faber Pret
Conway
A. J. Skinner
Skinner
Padgett
Abovt
George Rose Smith
Paul William Theodore Moore Jr
Craighead
Moore
U.S. Supreme Court
Escobedo
Amputee at Walter Reed Faces Rehabilitation Resolve
Wayne A. Marge, 23, Vietnam veteran, discusses rehabilitation after losing a leg at Phuoc Vinh. At Walter Reed Army Hospital he endures operations and therapy, aims to keep the rest of his foot, and vows not to return to a wheelchair despite setbacks. Arctic air brings heavy snow to the north with record lows in Montana and widespread winter storms across the region.
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Martha Cole Washington
Wayne A. Marge
Viet Nam
Marge
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Phuoc Vinh
Saigon
Reed
Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Great Falls
Rockies
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nixon calls for electorate to back Congress in 1966 race
Richard M. Nixon urged Americans to turn from President Johnson to Congress, campaigning for Republicans in the upcoming election. He accused Defense Secretary McNamara of political fakery and condemned Johnson’s attacks as demagoguery while framing the vote as a choice between Congress and the president.
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Stanley Johnson
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Robert McNamara
Viet Nam
Lyndon Johnson
Charlie McCarthy
LBJ
Texas
Southeast Asia
McNamara
Han
Pilots chase solar eclipse pictures in Gemini 12 mission
AP reports Gemini 12 pilots Lovell and Aldrin aim to capture space photographs of a solar eclipse during their four day mission. The crew must time their eclipse pass within seven seconds as the sun is blocked by the moon. Nimbus satellite and planes worldwide will support observations while Aldrin opens the hatch for rapid 70mm shots.
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Ronald Thompson
AP Aerospace
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Page Thirtpert
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldgich Jr
Earth
Globe
Peru
Bolivia
Argentina
Brazil
Atlantic Ocean
Couftries
Nimbus
Pacific Ocean
Sika
Aldrin
Thy Elf
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