Baker Urges Overturn Of Conviction In Wiretap Case
Former Johnson aide Bobby Baker discusses a near ten million dollar hotel project near Charlotte as lawyers push to overturn his conviction on charges including grand larceny and tax evasion. Government denies tainted evidence though acknowledges 1962 wiretapping.
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Washington
UPI
Bobby Baker
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Charlotte
N. C
Ocean City
U. S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
Baker
Gasch
Las Vegas
Peter Taft
FBI
Bobby
Fred B. Black Jr
Benjamin Sigelbaum
Miami, Fla
Edward Levinson
Fireworks Fly In LV Court During Hippie Killing Case
A Las Vegas youth faced a $15 000 bail in a case involving the death of his hippie girlfriend. Three hours of courtroom drama followed with a public defender at risk of contempt and the assistant district attorney accused of insulting the court. Dist Judge Alvin Wartman presided.
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Dennis Lee Miner
Paula ‘Niki’ Nichols
San Francisco
Albert St
Miner
Robert Peccole
Wartman
Peccole
Asst. Dist
Ray Jeffers
Nevada Supreme Court
Jeffers
Justice Court
Defenders Repel Tam Ky Assault as Da Nang Operation Looms
In pre-dawn actions Communist forces attacked Tam Ky from three sides but were driven off within minutes by defenders. The assault coincided with a larger allied push near Da Nang amid mortar and recoilless rifle fire on four U S bases and two provincial towns. No American casualties reported.
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Saigon
UPS
Tam Ky
da Nang
U.S
Lincoln County seeks Clark County aid for regional project
Lincoln County officials pressed for financial help from Clark County to fund a joint access road project used largely by northern residents. The plan totals about 400000 dollars with Lincoln already contributing 30000 and expected federal matching funds. An EDA review favors sister-county assistance or legal changes to allow money or personnel sharing. Grover Swallow leads a legislative committee to push the proposal.
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Lincoln County
Grover Swallow
Florida tycoon’s daughter kidnapped from motel room
Barbara Mackle and her mother were abducted from a Rodeway Inn in DeKalb County by a gunman posing as a detective. Mrs Mackle freed herself within five minutes. FBI and police escorted them to safety as Barbara’s father and brother joined from Florida.
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FBI
Mackle
Miami
Barbara
Stuart Hunt Woodward
Raleigh
Emory
Florida
Rodeway Inn
DeKalb County
Woodward
Mackles
Robert Jr
Wharton School of Finance
Philadelphia
Robert
Atlanta
Delay Atom Test Pushed Back 24 Hours by Winds
University of Utah professor warns of endless testing as AEC plans larger underground blasts. Salt Lake art lecturer Earl Jones questions AEC funding and policing of safety. Delegates include church figures, students, and scientists. Protests from UAAW urge cancellation. Tonopah evacuation rumors surface. Weather Bureau forecast will decide exact detonation timing.
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Earl Jones
Salt Lake School
AEC
Southwest Regional Laboratory
U. S. Public Health Service
Pilot Killed as Fire Defense Halts Incoming Aircraft
Memorial services were pending at the Nellis Air Force Base chapel for the pilot killed in action. He earned nine Oak Leaf Clusters on his Air Medal and an Oak Leaf Cluster on his Distinguished Flying Cross in U S combat history.
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U. S
Nellis Air Force Base
Flu Epidemic Forces More Schools To Close Doors
York City faced widespread illness as schools closed amid the flu surge. New Jersey declared Hong Kong strain outbreaks in four of 21 counties, with 13 counties reporting flu-like cases. State boards reported rising cases in South Carolina and South Dakota, while Los Angeles counted 500000 ill residents and about 160 schools with over ten percent absenteeism.
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New Jersey
Hong Kong
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State Board of Health
Los Angeles County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Texas
North Carolina
Cleveland
Customs agents crush dope ring with 25 arrests
UPI reports customs agents and deputies arrested 25 people near the Mexican border on secret indictments. Authorities seized 14 pounds of heroin and cocaine, valued at $1 million, as part of a month long operation led by U.S. Atty. Edwin L. Miller against alleged narcotics distributor Roy Cohn and associates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Robert Hernandez
Tijuana
Mexico
United States
San Ysidro
Miller
FBI ARREST IN EASTERN BANK HOLIDAY HEIST CASE
The FBI arrested Thomas Callahan, 50, in New York, as one of four men sought for the December 21 1964 robbery at St Anthony's Church Paterson New Jersey. The heist targeted First National Bank of Passaic County messengers and yielded nearly 500000. One suspect is jailed another two vanished in 1965. Frank Campbell died before the crime.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Paterson
N.J
Thomas Callahan
New York
Callahan
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
First National Bank
Passaic County
Frank Campbell
Survey Finds Campus Unrest Likely To Persist
Washington based survey by the American Council on Education covers 301,448 entering freshmen at 435 colleges and universities. It shows 89.7 percent favor students shaping curricula and 63.2 percent support student input in faculty promotions. More than half say officials are too lax with protests, a view debated by Dr. Alexander W. Astin.
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Washington
UPI
American Council On Education
U. S
Alexander W. Astin
Council
Mary Bell Sentenced to Life Detention in Two Slayings
In Newcastle England eleven year old Mary Bell was sentenced to life detention for the manslaughter of two boys, a verdict that drew sobs from the audience while she smiled leaving the court. Another youth Norm Well was acquitted of similar charges but to stand trial on a separate offense.
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Newcastle
England
UPI
Mary Bell
Mary
Norm Well
11-Year-Old Killer Sentenced in Northern Slum Case
A jury imposed a detention sentence on an 11 year old who claimed to act to protect others after a ten day trial detailing the deaths of two girls. Mary and others sobbed as authorities planned transfer to Lower Newton Juvenile Prison while the Home Office weighs next steps.
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England
Mary
Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard
Lower Newton
Here
Home Office
Brian
Firemen To Sell SUN Newspapers Friday
Firemen will sell SUN newspapers Friday to raise funds for the Christmas Basket campaign and year round Good Fellows activities. Donated papers, readers pay extra and keep the change to fund a turkey dinner for a needy Southern Nevada family.
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SUN
Good Fellows
The
the Sun
Nevada
Morse Narrowly Gains in Oregon Senate Recount
The Oregon recount neared 70 percent as Sen Wayne Morse gained 37 votes in the fight to keep his seat against Robert Packwood. By late yesterday 27 counties had finished a second tally with Multnomah and Lane reporting partial returns, totaling 554000 ballots recounted.
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UPI
Oregon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Robert Packwood
Packwood
Multnomah
Lane
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