Savannah urged end to senseless racial disturbances
Savannah Mayor John Rousakis condemned the violence as senseless and criminal after Tuesday night disturbances that wounded two people, looted stores and damaged vehicles. State Rep. Jesse Blackshear pressed for indictments of two officers in the shooting of Henry Brown, a 21 year old black man, and warned protests would continue. The mayor announced no curfew and said a report on Brown's death would go to the district attorney for action.
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Jesse Blackshear
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JFK Set Contract On Castro Exiles Claim Kennedy Aided Cuba Plot
Manuel De Varona and 11 exile leaders say Kennedy promised help for assassination attempts against Fidel Castro at a White House meeting weeks before the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. They vow more plots and take responsibility. Manuel F. Artime cites Cuba’s old constitution allowing death penalty for treachery to the island.
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UPI
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Manuel de Varona
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Manuel F. Artime
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Chemonucleolysis for herniated discs examined
Reader asks if chemonucleolysis using chymopapain is still experimental and its success rate. Dr Thosteson explains the method aims to dissolve disc material, potentially avoiding laminectomy, with reported 70 to 80 percent positive results in recent reports and notes possible allergic reactions and faster recovery.
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Seventh Day Adventist loses bid for damages over Saturday work
McCann L Reid, a Seventh Day Adventist, fails to obtain $7 349 in damages from Memphis Press Scimitar after the U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals overturns a lower court ruling. The panel held that allowing Reid Saturdays off would impose undue hardship on the newspaper including overtime costs and morale issues. Reid had been about to be hired for a copy reading job when he disclosed his religious observance.
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UPI
Memphis
Paul Creick
Athony J. Celebrezze
Reid
McGovern Attacks 1976 Dem Candidates as Standing for Nothing
Sen George McGovern denounces leading Democratic hopefuls for 1976 as lacking principles while blasting President Ford as Nixonian and Congress as inaction prone. He cites contenders Henry Jackson Morris Udall Fred Harris Terry Sanford and Jimmy Carter with possible others George Wallace Birch Bayh and Sargent Shriver. The remarks were made at a National Student Association convention.
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UPI
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