Draft-Card Burners In Civil Commitment And Appeals
Draft-card burner John Michael Baeher, 22, of Great Neck New York, was committed Wednesday to a federal psychiatric institution after psychiatrists urged institutional care. He had been under psychiatric treatment since June 1965 for a serious pseudoneurolic-schizophrenia and was found incompetent to stand trial. In Philadelphia, three soldiers convicted of refusing to go to Vietnam had habeas corpus writs denied by the Third Circuit, with further military appeal pending. Defendants Pvt. Dennis Mora, 25, and Pvt. James Jolson, 20, both of New York, and Pvt. David Samas, 20, of Modesto, were sentenced to prison terms, hard labor, dishonorable discharge, and forfeiture of pay.
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New York
John Michael Bueher
David Abrahamusen
Great Neck
N.Y
Cate
Baeher
Philadelphia
Viet
Nam
Military Court of Appeals
Washington
Martal
Dis
Dennis
Mora
Pfe
James A. Jolson
Alsoj
David
T Samas
Modesto
Spacemen Break Records During Rope Between Gemini 11 and Agena
Gemini 11 astronauts Conrad and Gordon conduct a three hour test tethering a 100 foot nylon line between their craft to study fuel saving rendezvous maneuvers. They describe a rotating, ferris wheel like motion as they attempt to stabilize the system and assess future satellite docking techniques.
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Space Agency
Gordon
Conrad
Pye
Russ Arrest Peace Corps Man as Spy
A Peace Corps worker, Donald R. Lesh, 35, was expelled amid espionage allegations tied to tit-for-tat actions after the Sept. 2 blast at the Soviet Embassy in Washington. Soviet officials claim his activities were incompatible with diplomatic status while U.S. authorities note a pattern of expulsions of diplomats. Komsomolskaya Pravda warned against intelligence-seeking American tourists. In Washington, the House advanced a $1.019 billion military construction bill, cutting $300 million from the Navy boot camp project and outlining site choices and orders for construction and housing for military personnel, with three Republican negative votes. The article combines reports on espionage exchanges and ongoing defense spending and military infrastructure.
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Donald R. Lesh
United States
Valentine A. Revin
Washington
Lesh
U.S
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Uninn
Dal
Kamsomolskaya
Orlando
Fla
George E
Navy
Robert Madden
United
Adlane Foureman
Chartes
Foureman
Ohio State University
Russia
Civil Rights Bill Standoff On Open Housing Front
Dirksen attacked the civil rights bill on open housing detailing 40 percent of housing would face nondiscrimination limits with private homes and small owner occupied buildings exempt. He described Johnson’s White House appeal and noted violent demonstrations as a concern while urging patience and caution with party politics.
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Dirksen
Johnson
White House
Mansfield
Katzenbach
GOP
Senate
School District Suit Dismissal Asked
UPI reports Superior Judge Ralph H. in Los Angeles heard arguments on a Rowland Unified School District suit. The State Board of Education argued under the Unruh Act the case should be dismissed. The district contends the Act denies due process and seeks dismissal at a later date.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ralph H.j
State Board of Education
Nutter
Rowling
Rowland Land
Puente
District Quietly Ends Turmoil Over Welfare Vote
Police broke up a demonstration by a Negro mob urging increased welfare payments. Nine foundation program supporters were arrested as authorities urged a favorable vote. The district sought to ease unrest by offering a $15-per-student increase in airsite policing. A majority of yes votes was reported.
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UPI
Hasis
Airsite
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