Disturbing book prompts privacy debate in press
The Lima Star editorial reviews Capote's In Cold Blood as a stark study of a Kansas family murder and the press’s intrusion into private lives. It questions how journalism handles publicizing crime while protecting innocent witnesses, noting the slayers’ solitary confinement and execution and suggesting the book argues against capital punishment.
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Herbert Clutter
Holcomb
Kans
Capote
Perry Eugene Smith
Richard Hickock
Kansas
Rostrum Beckons Local Officials for Public Talks
Mayor Christian P Morris announced all city department heads will be available for talks before Lima service clubs. They will outline city plans for progress as part of an improved public relations push. General maintenance chief George Seheld was absent, meeting with street department employees.
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Lima
Christian P. Morris
George Seheld
Cambridge plans 6% acre takings for NASA center
Electronics Center in Cambridge Massachusetts reports the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority has filed notice with the Middlesex County Registry of Deeds of intent to condemn 6 percent of Kendal Square for NASA's 60 million dollars electronics research center project.
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Cambridge, Mass
Cambridge Redevelopment Authority
Middlesex County Registry of Deeds
Kendal Square
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Electronics Research
FBI Wire Taps Spark $6 Million Las Vegas Suit
The Fremont Hotel and Edward Levinson sue the Central Telephone Company and four FBI agents for 6 million over 25 Las Vegas wire taps dated to the 1960s. The Justice Department seeks to quash the case as jurisdiction and timing hinge on Nevada law and potential liability for FBI actions. Hoover and Kennedy figures are noted as part of the dispute over responsibility.
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Washington
Justice Department
John Mowbry
Nevada
FBI
Fremont
Edward Levinson
Las Vegas
of Nevada
Fremont Hotel
Levinson
Central Telephone Company
J. Edgar Hoover
Bobby Kennedy
FBL
Dent Johnson
Las Vegas Strip
Et al
Regent
Teamsters Union
Tha T Time
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Internal Revenue
Mowbry
Senate Leader Mansfield Quietly Talks Bombing Policy
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield has expressed private reservations in the cloak room about resuming bombing of North Vietnam while backing the President’s order. Severe shortages in Vietnam include spare parts and jungle boots, and a pump on conventional bombs. Ambassador Bunker warned Dominican officers that the inter American force will back action, forcing submissions and departures. Secret plans discussed for a joint American British Australian base in the South Pacific, possibly in Australia or Singapore, with Diego Garcia proposed as a staging site.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Eleworth Bunker
Jeaders
South
Australia
Singapore
Sleo
Diego Garcia
Indian Ocean
Capital City records first above freezing in 22 days
Columbus Ohio reported 33 degrees late Sunday marking the first above freezing temperature in 22 days in the capital, according to AP.
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Columbus, Ohio
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