DA Denies Charges of Bribe Plots in Kennedy Case
Two Louisiana prisoners accuse District Attorney Jim Garrison of offering deals to gain cooperation in proving the Kennedy assassination conspiracy. Clay Shaw faces conspiracy charges, while Miguel Torres claims freedom, heroin, and a Florida vacation were promised for cooperation. A third inmate, John Candler, says he was offered similar terms before his February burglary conviction. Garrison dismisses the allegations, noting the prisoners’ criminal records and ongoing inquiry into unconventional witnesses.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Garrison
Miguel Torres
Florida
John Candler
Clay L. Shaw
Fince
Caneler
Shaw
Torres
Emilio Santana
Miami
Criminal District Court
New Goreland
Florida Paroles and Probation Commission
R. W. Buckhalt Jr
Florida Commission
Santana
Orleans Parish
Vernon Bundy
Luke Pontchartrain
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Oswald
Cander
Guttitson
Garrison offered deal to substantiate conspiracy claim
The district attorney of Orleans Parish allegedly offered Rufus Johnston Wysor a $3,000 payment and airline job to help substantiate a conspiracy. A tape recording of the meeting was claimed to exist, while Garrison released a notarized statement from Sea Island, Georgia.
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Garrison
Orleans Parish
Sea Island
Rufus Johnston Wysor
Republic Steel Corp
Senior Citizens Live in Long Beach's Finest Rest Home
Private room and bath with low rates. Operated by a registered nurse. Besso's Haven on 2nd Street, Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Besso’s Haven
2Nd St. Long Beach
Security Net Set for Johnson Visit in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police chief Tom Reddin and Mayor Yorty warned of tight security for President Johnson's June 23 visit amid planned protests against the Vietnam War. Authorities prepared for a large demonstration outside the Century Plaza Hotel where the Johnsons will be honored, with Secret Service meetings to finalize details.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Tom Reddin
Johnson
Khrushchev
Reddin
Yorty
Century Plaza Hotel
Johnsons
Secret Service
Middle East
Southland
Deaf Man Markets Smallest Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing man unveils a tiny ear fit hearing aid that eliminates batteries. The permacell power source is the size of a match head, lowering user costs. Inventor Bruce Wade invites interested hard of hearing individuals to contact 144 Locust Ave, Kong Reach.
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Ong Beach
Bruce Wade
Locust Ave
Kong
Reach
Israel Fund Raising Fete At Madison Square Garden
About 16 000 attendees paid 10 to 100 dollars for seats at Madison Square Garden to back an emergency Israel fund drive. Senator Robert F Kennedy received a standing ovation as he arrived and urged hope for an end to the fighting and Israel’s victory.
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New York
UPI
Madison Square Garden
Walch
Israel
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Shalom
Kennedy
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