38 Women Collapse At Texas Instruments Plant
Thirty eight women working on confidential military projects at the Texas Instruments plant in Sherman Texas collapsed Thursday night from gas likely entering the air conditioning system. Nineteen others were taken to local hospitals. Most were up and walking today though some remained under treatment. The plant was evacuated while the morning shift was told to report to work.
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Texas Instruments
Avery Faces Fire Over Ray Interviews in Tennessee
Tennessee state official Avery, amid criticism over interviews with James Earl Ray, pledged a unbiased thorough investigation. He claimed two convicts plotted to destroy his car, said he kept Ray under maximum security, and noted a traced but unrecorded murder attempt call.
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Avery
James Marllay
Avery Hies
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Bud
Lopton
Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification
James Earl Ray
Jim
Aids
Nixon Details Burger Selection For Chief Justice With Reporters
President Nixon explained to about 50 reporters his reasons for choosing Circuit Judge Warren E Burger as the new chief justice. He said future picks would come from federal appellate and district judges plus scholars, and stressed an arm's length presidency. He noted no ABA consultation and cited Abe Fortas as a cautionary influence shaping the process.
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LPT
White House
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UPH
Warren Earl Burger
United States
Charles Rhyne
Duke
American Bar Association
ABA
Abe Forlas
Warren E. Burger
Michell
Mitchell
J. Edgar Moorer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warren Karl Burger
Senate
Forlas
Four Face Punishment In Ray's Pre-Trial Publicity
MEMPHIS UPI Four men tied to the James Earl Ray case face contempt penalties in Criminal Court Judge Arthur C Faquin Jr for violating a pre trial publicity order. The potential penalties include up to 10 days in jail and a $50 fine. The case traces to orders issued by the late Judge W Preston Battle and involves reporters and investigators cited for revealing details of Ray’s jail conditions after his London arrest and his 1964 murder plea.
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UPI
James Earl Ray
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Faquin
W. Preston Battle
Arthur J. Manes Sr
Birmingham
Ala
Renfro T. Hanes
Hanes
Roy Hamilton
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Memphis Press-Scimitar
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Battle
Hamilton Anddmundsne
FBI
George Hanebrake
Madama
William Bradford Huie
First Teachers Strike Hits Chicago
Chicago teachers union CTU and John Desmond report a tentative settlement on a month long strike affecting about 23,090 teachers and 50000 students. Terms set a base minimum of 7390 dollars and top scale 11025 dollars per year with ratification pending house delegates.
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South Vietnam Sets New Elections In Two Years
Paris UPI reports Saigon delegates at Vietnam talks agreed to discuss elections without preconditions with the Viet Cong. South Vietnam plans elections in 1972, with U.S. and international supervision urged. Henry Cabot Lodge outlined American emphasis on inclusive political participation postwar.
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Ray Back In Shelby Jail For Motion On New Trial
Ray Earl Ray, convicted in the King assassination, is back in Shelby County jail awaiting a hearing on a new trial. He was moved from the state prison in Nashville to the jail in a security transfer. He wore a deputy shield and is awaiting Monday’s court action after pleading guilty for a 20 year sentence.
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Ville King Jr
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Tennessee State Prison
Nashville
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Mickey McGuire
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