Soviet Newsmen Say Raids Spread Terror In Viet Nam
Three Soviet correspondents told a television audience that American air raids on North Vietnam caused widespread terror, disruption of communications, and damage to schools, hospitals, and industries. They had reported the war from January to late July before returning to Moscow.
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Viet Nam
Moscow
North
Bartler
Yuri Yukhananov
Moscow Radio and Television
Vadim Kassis
Izvestia
Alexander Ter-Grigoryan
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Alexander Khazanov
Johnson
United Nations
Kassis
Hanoi
Viet
Nam
Ter-Grigoryan
Yukhananov
Nixon Urges stepped up Viet Nam attacks but rejects nuclear option
Nixon called for intensified air and sea attacks on North Viet Nam until Communist leaders stop aggression against South Viet Nam. He proposed a non governmental people to people relief effort for North Viet Nam despite possible government resistance and cited Hoover humanitarian legacy.
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West Branch
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
North
Hoover
William Strout
American Peoples’ Committee
International Red Cross
Europe
Plainview Sanity Trial Hearing Details Daughter’s Testimony
Judy Fish, daughter of murder defendant J. C. Simpson, testified she had seen her father drink and display temper on several occasions. The trial’s third day featured psychiatric testimony as the state nears completion of its witness list. The defense argues Simpson was insane at the time and remains so, while the prosecution maintains he is sane then and now.
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Plainview
Judy Fish
J. C. Simpson
Reynolds
Simpson
Irene
Thone
Hugh Pennal
Amarillo
Pennal
Dist
Frank Stovall
Henry Snyderman
Defense Council
Woman Escapes East German Fence Into Berlin
A 21 year old East German woman climbed over heavy barbed wire fences and escaped to wet Berlin before dawn. She suffered only minor scratches and is reported by West Bern police.
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Berlin
West Bern
GM acquitted in Corvair fault suit over fatal crash
A Santa Clara County jury found General Motors not liable for the 1962 Corvair involved in a double highway fatality near Merced. Dooreen Collins sought 400000 arguing defective design caused the crash that killed her daughter Lorraine 7 and fiancé John H Taylor 38 of San Jose. The eight man four woman panel deliberated about four hours before an 11 to 1 verdict for GM.
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San Jose
Calif
General Motors
Santa Clara County
Lorraine
John H. Taylor
Taylor
San Jose State College
Collins
iMerced
Reese Funds In House Measure
A 1.533 million dollar appropriation for Reese AFB was included in a 1.75 billion military construction bill passed by the House and sent to the Senate. Funds are earmarked for basic flight facilities bachelor officers quarters a gymnasium and a water supply system. The House approved the bill without changes to last week’s House Appropriations Committee recommendations. The project had been announced prior to passage. Electric lights were first installed in the White House in 1891 during Benjamin Harrison’s presidency.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington
Reese Afb
House
Senate
Reese
House Appropriations Committee
Kosygin Pledges Interest in Turkish Cyprus Minority
Soviet Premier Kosygin promised to take more interest in the Turkish minority on Cyprus during a 2 hour 45 minute Kremlin meeting with Turkish Premier Suat Hayri Ugursuplu. The talks covered Soviet Turkish relations and the international situation in a frank, cooperative tone.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Cyprus
Kremlin
Kosygin
Suat Hayri Urguplu
Turkey
Soviet Union
Greece
Ussr
Drowning on Sinatra Yacht Sends Shock During Vineyard Visit
A 23 year old crewman Robert Goldfarb drowned when a dinghy swamped near Sinatra’s 168 foot yacht Southern Breeze off Martha’s Vineyard. Two girls, Margaret Whittemore and Charye Navin, feared unable to swim were rescued after a launch reached the scene. The incident disrupted a vacation noted for gossip about Mia Farrow and Sinatra.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Frank Sinatra
Martha's Vineyard Island
Sinatra
Robert Goldfarb
New Rochelle
N.Y
William Cannon
Houston
Jim
Miss Whiteemore
Charye Navin
Lincoln
Neb
James O. Grimes
Southern Breeze
Ireland
Vineyard Haven I
Mia Farrow
Clauidette Colbert
Rosalind Russell
C. W. Edwards
Tex
Miss Farrow
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Cape Cod
Illinois pays 35000 for 17 years wrongful murder conviction
Theodore Marcin, freed after 17 years in Joliet Prison for a Chicago policeman killing, received a 35000 payment from Illinois after legislative expression of regret. He had been convicted with Joe Majezek, later pardoned, amid doubts about the trial. The case inspired the film Call Northside 777.
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Illinois
Theodore Marcin
Springfield
Otto Kerner
Marcin
Ilinois
Los Angeles
Culver City
Joliet
Chicago
Marcinkiewicz
Joe Majezek
Majezek
Majczek
Dwight H. Green
Northside
Gilkerson Defends Expanded Rights for the Accused
George Gilkerson, former Lubbock district attorney, argued that defendants have more defenses than those accused of petty theft. Speaking at Lubbock Christian College, he urged a balance between individual rights and public protection, focusing on search warrants counsel and confessions. Approximately 30 students and faculty attended.
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George Gilkerson
Lubbock
Lubbock Christian College
Gilkerson
LCC
United States
Texas
U.S
Lady Bird Johnson to Inspect Head Start Effort in New Jersey
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson as head of Head Start will tour New Jersey for eight hours Thursday to review early Head Start activities. She will visit Newark Lambertville and Princeton to observe urban and rural program results for five and six year olds preparing for school.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
New Jersey
White House
Johnson
Newark
Lambertville
Princeton
Naples Police Strike Under Legal Scrutiny
Preliminary proceedings started against 963 Naples traffic policemen to determine if their strike three months ago violated Italian law. A prewar law bans strikes in jobs maintaining public order. an investigating judge will decide whether formal charges are warranted.
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Naples
Italy
Carr Announces 13 Regional Seminars On New Texas Code
Attorney General Waggoner Carr said his office will hold 13 regional seminars across Texas including Lubbock on October 7 to brief law officers on the new Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings Topics will cover bail jury formation trial examination appointment of counsel confessions admissibility of evidence punishment assessment and appeals.
Freeman defends farm bill against bread tax accusations
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman rejected critics who called the plan a bread tax saying opponents are using fear to sway city congressmen. He warned that a 2 cent loaf price rise would amount to plain profiteering by bread makers, voiced in a TV interview.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Bread Trust
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