Supreme Court urged to review Red Party conviction appeal
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to review a DC Circuit ruling overturning a 1962 Red Party conviction under the Subversive Activities Control Act. The party faced 12 counts totaling $120,000 in fines, after the government failed to prove a volunteer registered as an agent under the 1950 act.
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Soviet Union
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US Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Johnson Rejects Cuban Threat Against U.S. Flights
President Johnson rejected Cuba threats against U S reconnaissance flights over Cuba. He stressed the flights are essential to prevent a new missile reintroduction and warned any interference would be a serious action. U S officials noted a note sent to Cuba on March 27 warning Castro against disrupting overflights.
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Oficer
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Kremlin
L A Police Probe Links Payoffs With Bookies in L A
The Los Angeles district attorney says the county grand jury will decide whether to indict police officers and at least six bookmakers in a probe into alleged protection payoffs. The grand jury began hearing testimony last week and is expected to decide by Friday. Police officials declined further comment. Separately, Stockholm’s Salon Lines sold six refrigerator ships to unknown buyers.
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