Jury panel chosen for Sirhan case amid mixed representation
Defense and prosecution agree on a 12 member jury with seven Republicans and five Democrats, including four Mexican Americans and a Jewish member. Defense cites minorities as potentially sympathetic to Sirhan while noting the panel’s varied backgrounds. The judge recesses as prosecutors confirm acceptance and reporters rush to phones.
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Cooper
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Berman
Sirhan
No Silver Medals of Nixon Left
The 1969 Inaugural Committee said 15,000 inaugural silver medals have been sold and no more orders will be accepted. Silver medals at 45 dollars each brought in 675000 dollars. Bronze medals at six dollars remain available, announced executive director Robert G. McCune.
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Nixon
Robert G. McCune
McCune
Bank Gal Gets a $405 Loan to Satisfy Bandit
In downtown San Francisco a young man demanded all the money from a Bank of America window. Viola Saisi told him no cash was on hand and asked for help from a teller. She received $405 from the robber, who then fled into the rain.
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Albert Frederico
San Gabriel
Mary Lou Busby
Glendale High School
Lawrence K. Morgan
IBM
Morgan
Irma Martinez
Southern California Edison Co
Alhambra
Alfonso Galindo
Long Beach
Navy
Wall Street Journal
Gilbert Grace
Los Angeles
Amerca
Talks Continue as Four Parties Open Paris Conference
The International Conference Center hosts 15 American and 15 South Vietnamese delegates facing 15 North Vietnamese and 15 Viet Cong representatives. The two sides position themselves at a large round table with separate entry doors. The U S side labels it the Paris Meeting while the other side calls it The Conference of Paris. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge heads the U S delegation with Cyrus Vance and Lawrence Walsh among aides.
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NLF
Hanoi
Hotel Majestic
Paris
Front
United States
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Cyrus R Vance
Lyndon RB. Johnson
Lawrence F. Walsh
Bucher Trial Reveals North Korea Interrogation Methods
Testimony details Pyongyang guards pressuring Pueblo crew to confess spying as a magazine photo sparked fear. Witnesses described beatings, hard line indoctrination and religious surveillance during captivity. Proceedings noted security checks and final witnesses scheduled for further testimony.
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United States
Thomas
Bucher
Ings
Perts
Pueblo
E. Miles Harvey
Mansfield Sees Senate Probe On Pueblo Seizure
Senator Mike Mansfield predicts a dual inquiry by the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees into the Pueblo incident. He expects hearings only after the naval court of inquiry reports. He notes unanswered questions from Johnson administration officials and defers decisions to committee chairmen.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Pueblo
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
North Korea
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Senators seek cloture on antifilibuster rule debate
Sen Frank Church filed a petition on behalf of 35 senators to end a nearly two week filibuster over a stronger antifilibuster rule. The measure would require a three fifths majority to end debate with a vote set for next Tuesday. Mansfield warned a majority vote could alter Senate rules eventually.
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Sen
Frank Church
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Israeli Premier to Seek Reelection Next November
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says he is ready to seek reelection next November. The 73 year old premier told the semi official newspaper Davar.
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Tel Aviv
Levi Eshkol
Davar
Pilots learn hijackers lingo with bilingual emergency cards
Airline pilots use English Spanish printed cards to bridge language gaps with hijackers. Messages include proceeding to Havana as requested and emergency landings. FAA approves, hospitals not involved, rewards discussed around ten thousand dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Havana
Cuba
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
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Bruce D. Elliott
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