Contempt Charges Dismissed in Ray Case
Criminal Court Judge Faquin dismissed contempt charges against seven men tied to the James Earl Ray case. The lawyers committee said four would face retrial but noted the atmosphere around Ray's King slaying cannot be recaptured. The order limited pretrial publicity per Supreme Court mandate.
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Sirhan Is Moved To San Quentin Death Row Cell
Sirhan B. Sirhan, 25, the assassin of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was secretly flown from Los Angeles to San Quentin and placed in Cell 33 on Death Row. He arrived at 5 15 am aboard a state aircraft after a two hour flight described as uneventful by Sheriff Peter Pitchess.
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US and USSR consider underground test detections at long range
The United States proposes a 40 kiloton underground blast at 8443 feet this fall to test whether nations can detect such events remotely. Adrian Fisher, at the Geneva Disarmament Conference, argues on-site inspection is needed while the Soviets and allies doubt its necessity.
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U S Probes Deaths Of 18 Russian Generals
UPI reports U S experts examining claims of 18 Russian generals dying since April 10. Three linked to anti air defense forces raise speculation of a Soviet anti ballistic system catastrophe, but experts see the deaths as unusual yet not indicative of a purge. Soviet sources in Washington dismiss Moscow dispatches as ridiculous.
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Soviets End Month of Sea Rocket Tests
Moscow reports the Soviet Union completed a month of tests with giant missiles crossing Siberia to a Pacific splashdown about 5,000 miles away. The Pacific target area is now free for shipping and aircraft. Western experts consider these routine carrier rocket tests tied to the space program.
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