Clifford urges regional defense pacts and phased troop cuts
In St Louis AP reports Clifford backs regional security pacts for the United States. He argues for balanced defense load sharing with allies, gradual troop reductions in South Vietnam and Europe, and avoiding being a world policeman. He cites nonproliferation talks with the Soviet Union and warns against escalations in the Middle East.
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Kansas Citian killed after shooting at officer
Wenzell A. Givan, 44, was shot and killed by police after firing a shotgun through a front window at officers who answered a disturbance call at his home. He had earlier shot at police, prompting the incident. The Peruvian doctor cited antibodies as part of a cancer treatment, though details remain unclear.
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Firearms act surprises in federal case sweeping Kansas City
AP report describes a controversial federal firearms law and a Kansas City case where agents seized a suspect linked to immunity studies and dangerous devices. The tale includes claims about anti cancer cell work, attempts to register weapons with ATTU, and a dramatic exchange of ideas on whether to dispose of or register the weapons amid a crossfire of science and law.
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Tavern slaying case continued in Moberly court
In Moberly Missouri the murder trial of William E. Coleman 38 faces another delay as his lawyer John F Carmody cites ill health requiring a postponement He and Prosecutor Clifford Falzone plan to set a new date The case opens with the death of Mrs Geraldine Settle who tended bar as fire at the tavern on February 16 1968 killed eight people and others injured
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Johnson warns on unemployment rise and policy options
President Johnson addressed the Business Council warning that high unemployment threatens progress. He urged Nixon to use economic tools, citing a possible income tax surcharge and federal spending cuts to reduce the deficit by over 20 billion dollars. He stressed full employment as essential to accomplishing other goals and discussed limited power to adjust taxes with congressional checks.
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Boy to be tried as adult in murder case
ST. JOSEPH AP Thomas G Ervin 17 will be tried as an adult on a first degree murder charge in the stabbing death of cab driver Robert Berry. The trial is set for February 3 after two psychiatric examinations and a scheduled third before the trial. Berry was slain October 6 1987.
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