Playboy Lie Detector Says Ray Acted Alone in King Killing
The Playboy report claims James Earl Ray failed to show a killer’s intent in King’s death but did say he did not kill the civil rights leader. Ray’s lawyer disputed the test as faulty and inappropriate for the case. The article notes Ray’s later claim of a mysterious accomplice and his 1968 murder plea.
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New York
Playboy
James Earl
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
John E. Reid & Associates
RAYS
Jack Kershaw
Nashville
Kershaw
the Tennessean
King
Brushy Mountain
Lane 5
Penitentiary
Martin Luther
Pain Not Ignored See Doctor For Persistent Ailments
Health column by Dr W P Helzer warns against tolerating pain noting that recurring headaches joint aches and back pain signal underlying issues. He explains nerve disruption from spinal misalignment may cause widespread weakness and invites readers to attend a free health lecture at Helzer office on Flower Ave with contact number.
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Helzer
D.C
Wes P. Holzer
Melzer Chiropractic
Flower
BelHiower
Teleengue
ARS
Farmers face bank credit squeeze amid wheat woes and debt
In the Midwest farmers like Urban near Tonkawa Oklahoma struggle as banks keep cash tight for lending. Despite a record wheat crop many face second mortgages and rising costs, with two thirds of regional banks near high loan to deposit ratios and banks reshaping lending from land collateral to curb risk.
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Frank
Christa
Urban
Umi
Tonkawa
Okla
Midwest
John. A. Dinsdale
Palmer
Neb
Tfion
Federal Reserve Bank of
Miller
POWs kept humor alive as they broke under torture
Minneapolis AP reports author John Hubbell based on interviews with 200 of America's 600 POWs. He notes most broke to some extent under torture by the Vietnamese, detailing cases like Navy Commander Jerry Denton and others. Hubbell cites data suggesting the Pentagon may drop the word only from code restrictions and highlights long-term outcomes among POWs.
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Minneapolis
America
Owl
John Hubbell
Hubbell
Reader’s Digest
Jerry Denton
Navy
Ie Powe
Ae ‘Gaither
Miami
Footwashing Baptist Church of America
Dave Brubeck
Walter Winchell
Pentagon
Penta
Vietnam
Florida drug link to mob revealed
Miami AP report notes increasing interest from organized crime in smuggling drugs from South America through Florida. Federal officials say at least six Florida rings linked to traditional syndicates identified, with indictments expected within 60 days. DEA officials warn of Pandora’s box risk and indicate seven million pounds of an unnamed commodity moving since October.
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Florida
Miami
South America
Cox Newspapers
Repre
Peter Bensinger
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Ken Miley
Miley
Southeastern
Freak show tots dead babies tied to Florida carnival men
Lake County coroner says an Oklahoma or Florida show owner bought out two carnival acts, Chalkins and Cortez, in the early 1970s. Investigators seek the origin of the 20 fetuses displayed as “The World’s Strangest Babies” at the Lake County Fair.
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Waukegan, Ill
Lake County
Robert H. Babcox
Chris Ar
Christ
Gibsonton, Fla
Chalkins
Cortez
Babcox
Two Americans Escape Mexican Jail By Tunneling Out
In Ciudad Juarez two U S residents, John Marshall and Robert Fisher, escaped from a northern Mexico penitentiary by tunneling beneath the jail. Director Fernando Hinojosa confirmed the pair, ages 27 and 30, fled on Sunday amid drug related charges.
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Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Fernando Hinojosa
John Marshall
Detroit
Robert Fisher
Los Angeles
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