FBI Director Subpoenaed in Pine Ridge Murder Trial
FBI Director Clarence Kelley along with FBI spokesman Thomas Coll and lawmakers Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Otis Pike were ordered to testify on July 6 in the Pine Ridge murder trial of Robert Robideau and Darelle Butler. Judge Edward J. McManus demanded Cointelpro documents and cited need for an adequate defense. The Cedar Rapids session marks the trial’s third week after relocation from Rapid City due to docket congestion.
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UPI
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Clarence Kelley
Edward J. McManus
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Thomas Coll
Frank Church
Otis Pike
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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Explosive Device Found Near Rabin Offices in Jerusalem
Police in Jerusalem discovered and safely demolished a road side explosive device 100 yards from the prime minister’s offices. It contained 20 aerosol containers and nails. A motorist alerted authorities and no injuries were reported amid panic in nearby buildings.
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Israel
UPI
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel Museum
Defense Ministry
Tel Aviv
Brilliant switch and four card support in bridge puzzle
Alfred Sheinwold explains a case where East should switch to diamonds after West leads hearts. The article discusses counts, lead choices, and a read of four card support, with a daily question answer: bid two spades when partner opens spade. It promotes the Pocket Guide to Bridge.
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Dutch heart patients undergo early Texas surgery batch
Dr. Denton A. Cooley operated on seven Dutch patients in Houston as the first wave of hundreds to come for heart surgery. He said all seven are stable and did well, with about 25 patients monthly to be accommodated at St. Luke's Hospital to meet Dutch needs.
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UPI
Denton A. Cooley
Heart Patients
Holland
Cooley
Texas Medical Center
Dutch Heart Patients Association
Texas
St. Luke's Hospital
Four Cadets Convicted in West Point Cheating Scandal
Four U S Military Academy cadets were found guilty on cheating charges in the West Point honor code scandal. Three others were cleared, leaving 15 of 19 cadets tried from the class of 1977 convicted. 14 cadets still face officer board review.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Army
U.S. Military Academy
Pentagon
Judge Advocate General's Office
Sidney Berry
Academy
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