Inquest Delay in Kennedy Chappaquiddick Case
The medical examiner found Kennedy's death a drowning. The court delayed the inquest, with Boyle ordered to hand over documents to the Supreme Court and to halt further action until full Court review. Justice Reardon warned officials to avoid extrajudicial statements to prevent prejudice while the parties await the Oct 1 full-court hearing.
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Supreme Court
Mudge Boyle
Mary de Kopechne
Reardon
POW Frishman Reveals Torture and Release Details
Lt. Frishman described long forbearance under torture after his 1967 North Vietnam crash. He said North Vietnamese doctors removed his elbow bone, festered wounds, and provided minimal meals. He also cited other POWs held in hundreds, and his plan to seek treatment at San Diego Naval Hospital.
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North Vietnam
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al Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Hanoi
Harry Frishman
Bethesda
Channel 4
Huntley
Runaway GIs Seek Sanctuary at Episcopal Meeting
Two AWOL US servicemen, Airman Louis Parry and Marine Corp. Louis Jones, appeared at the Episcopal Church convention in South Bend Indiana seeking sanctuary. Delegates largely backed the stand while many sympathizers remained wary as officials indicated no arrest requests had been received yet and could be acted on if one came. The incident underscored a rare denominational debate involving a 3.6 million member church. Parry is 21, Catholic from Mountain View California. Jones is 23, Baptist from Charleston South Carolina.
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Charleston
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Hawaii
Governors push for federal funding of welfare and health care
At the National Governors Conference in Colorado Springs, governors urged the federal government to cover full welfare costs and back a universal health insurance system. Vice President Agnew warned of money shortages, while Rockefeller pressed for expanded federal funding and social security boosts as estimates of future revenue were cited.
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Colo
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Toener
Truman
Rockefeller
Congress
Paul Oa Lok
Nixon Pushes Plan to Reorganize Post Office Into Corporation
President Nixon urged Congress to turn the Post Office into a government corporation to remove politics from mail service. He spoke at the Western White House in San Clemente with support from Blount O'Brien and Morton and forecast a vote within two weeks.
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Post Office
Ue Western
White House
San Clemente
Winton M. Blount
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Thurstan Morton
House Post Office and Civilg Service Committee
Minuteman ICBM Launch creates sky scribble over Southland
A Minuteman 11 intercontinental ballistic missile lit up the evening sky Tuesday over the Southland. The launch from Vandenberg AFB at 7:20 p m involved a Grand Forks AFB crew ND. The glowing contrail formed a scribbled turkey as ice crystals reflected sunlight above darkness.
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Turkey
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Grand Forks Air Force Base
Pike Leaves Church to Found Center for Religious Transition
Continued overview of Pike, a 34 year minister and bishop since 1858, who announced last April his move from organized Christianity to establish the Foundation for Religious Transition in Santa Barbara. The article traces his legal background, wartime service, and rise to dean of St John the Divine before leading the California diocese, noting controversy over his liberal theology and third marriage.
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Wile
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Christian Church
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Lock Magazine
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Myers
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
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Yale
Securities and Exchange Commission
Inington
George Washington University
Naval
Episcopal Church
Union Theological Seminary
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vassar College
Columbia University
St. John the Divine
New York
Californis
Homemade Machine Guns Outlawed in California
Sacramento California Gov Ronald Reagan signed a bill outlawing do it yourself machine guns by expanding the definition to include parts designed to convert a firearm into a machine gun The measure aims to curb stockpiling by extremist groups while another Reagan bill provides survivors of Californians who died trying to prevent a crime or catch a criminal up to 5000 dollars.
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UPH
Ronald Reagan
California
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Lynch
Reagan
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