Justice doubts hit Clark County DA office
A Las Vegas column blasts Clark County District Attorney Ted Marshall for alleged negligence and incompetence. It claims cases are not prosecuted, suspects freed, and criminals roam freely as authorities fail to respond to motions. The piece notes a man charged with homicide was released on habeas corpus and calls for accountability.
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Clark County
Dist
Ted Marshall
Las Vegas
Marshall
Man released in homicide case after initial denial of writ
On July 10 1963 Stanley Riedley was arrested for homicide after his wife was found shot at home. He initially claimed suicide then admitted accidental shooting and was jailed. Four days passed with no action from the D A. A habeas corpus writ was filed and Judge Marshall did not answer, leading to Riedley’s release.
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Ted Marshall
Stanley Riedley
Riedley
D.A
John Manzonio
Questionable conduct surrounds Las Vegas murder case
Attorney Manzonio says Riedley left the state and will not return. The coroner's inquest this Friday will decide if Nancy Riedley’s death was accident or homicide. A July report shows 15 writs of habeas corpus granted, signaling perceived legal missteps by Marshall.
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Jeff Corish
Marshall
Nancy Riedley
Stanley Riedley
the Sun
Las Vegas
Maneuvers Offer Vital Experience for Troops in Columbia War Game
About 90 000 members of the U S Strike Command take part in Operation Swift Strike simulating a clash between Red and Blue powers in the Columbia Territory, a vast peacetime drill testing fast reaction, air drops, and guerrilla warfare. The exercise involves units from the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions, Ft Benning, and other formations, with a conclusion next week and real world lessons for fighting unconventional warfare in Southeast Asia.
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Spartanburg
S.C
UPD
U.S. Strike Command
Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Monroe
N.C
Agusta
Red
82Nd
101St Airborne
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Benning
Ukrainians Executed for Illegal Sweater Ring in Moscow
Ukraine Pravda reports three Ukrainians identified as Kunynnsky Mel amud and Stashkevich were sentenced to death for running an illegal woolen sweater operation. They led a 24 person ring that profited about 100000 dollars in two years while other members received up to 15 year jail terms.
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Moscow
UPI
Ukraine Pravda
Warn Against A Test Treaty
Former Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker warned that a nuclear test ban treaty would halt development of the anti missile weapon. He spoke at a Judge Advocates Association banquet during the American Bar Association meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
United States
Brucker
Detroit
Judge Advocates Association
American Bar Association
Conservatives Oppose Rockefeller Romney Candidacy
A New York Conservative Party official said no Rockefeller or Romney will lead a presidential ticket for conservatives. He named Barry Goldwater as the acceptable conservative choice but doubted Goldwater would run. The party would back a conservative candidate in several states if Republicans nominate a liberal.
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East Nassau
N.Y
UPI
Conservative Party of
New York
Republican Party
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Charles Rice
Fordham University Law School
State
Conservative Party
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
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Tive
Rockefeller
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lucius Clay Rice
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