Man appeals to Supreme Court for 115000 over 34 years in prison
Stephen Dennison, now 60, appeals to the Supreme Court for 115000 alleging unfair punishment after 34 years in state institutions for stealing 5 cents worth of candy. His lawyers claim the 24 extra years were unconstitutional and demand a jury trial amid a life spent in reformatories and hospitals.
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Demand on REA Seen to Grow
Washington AP reporting REA head David A. Hamil says growth in population and urban residents moving to less crowded areas will drive demand for more REA financed service. He cites 195,000 new consumers added this year and projections of 73 billion kWh next year and 333 billion by 2000, with as many as 250,000 new customers yearly by 1980.
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Morgenthau resigns as U S attorney plans vacation
Robert Morgenthau says he has no political ambitions for now and will resign as U S attorney for the Southern District of New York effective January 15 after a White House ultimatum. He notes his anti corruption prosecutions did not endear him to Democratic leaders and to be replaced by Whitney North Seymour Jr.
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Dates for Tax Relief Provisions From Reform Bill
Washington report lists key dates for tax relief provisions and paycheck withholding changes. Starting Jan 1 1970 the surcharge falls to 5 percent and a $1,100 low income allowance appears, with July 1 1970 ending the surcharge.
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Perot Delivers Christmas Gifts to POWs in Bangkok
Texas billionaire H Ross Perot arrives in Bangkok aiming to deliver two plane loads of 180 000 pounds of presents to about 1 400 US prisoners of war. He plans to meet North Vietnamese officials in Laos or Cambodia while allies in Bangkok clear the way.
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POW Wife Receives Letter From Missing Airman
A Tulsa wife, Carol Monlux, confirms she received a six line letter from her husband Capt. Harold Monlux in North Vietnam dated November 24. He writes he is well and uninjured and wishes her a Merry Christmas in the first word since his downing in November 1966. She credits fellow POW and MIA families for the relief.
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Yale Lights Protected After Christmas Display Damaged
Riverside AP reports Raymond C. Hannan reinforced his display after two vandal attacks damaged nativity figures and wiring. He estimates $50 in losses for the Sunday incidents.
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