Kennedy Kopechne inquest set to open Monday in Pa Mass case
District Attorney Ed Dinis of New Bedford pursues the inquest into Kennedy Kopechne s death seeking grounds for possible charges. Kennedy testified earlier in Edgartown after pleading guilty to leaving the scene. Judge Boyle will decide on report timing and potential prosecutions while allowing certain press access.
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Miss Kopechne
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Dukes County
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Judge Upholds First Court Protest Over Draft Lottery
The ruling concerns the December 1969 draft lottery process led by Pascoe and Fox under editor John H. Adams. Critics argued the method showed nonrandom patterns favoring the first half of the year, prompting legal challenge and mathematician analyses.
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Montgomery County
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American University
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Agnew Presses Thailand On Self-Reliance And Alliances
Vice President Spiro Agnew, visiting Bangkok, says Nixon will not send U S combat troops to Asia without exceptional circumstances. He praises Thailand’s self-reliant fight against insurgency at home while aiding South Vietnam and affirms U S treaty commitments to Chiang Kai-shek. Public reaction ranges from cool to guarded.
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Plane Hijackers Arrive In Cuba
The Brazilian Caravelle jet carrying 33 aboard including six crew arrived safely in Havana at Jose Marti Airport at 2 pm CST after a hijack odyssey by six men seeking a Cuba pilgrimage. Electricians in Panama City tied 22 car batteries to provide power to start the plane for its final leg.
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Mrs Hoover dies after brief illness in Paducah
Mrs Sally Lorine Hoover 57 a Paducah resident for 25 years died early Saturday at Richard Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 3 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev Robert Beck and Rev Alva Morley officiating. Burial at Garden of Memories Cemetery under Norris Funeral Home direction. Survived by seven sons Jasper Taylor Frank Taylor Delwin Taylor Troy Taylor Leonard Taylor Tommy Taylor Durvis Taylor. sister Jewel Kissell. stepsister Lessie Shade. brothers Clyde Grisham Clarence Grisham Angus Grisham. 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Huntsville
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Miami, Fla
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Astronaut Gordon Honored in Poulsbo Welcome Tour
Astronaut Richard F. Gordon and Navy Captains Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean visited Seattle area towns on Apollo 12 milestones. Crowds of 3,000 lined Poulsbo main street for Gordon's greeting with his wife, while Bean and Conrad met with Sen. Warren Magnuson. They planned to depart for Houston later Saturday after tours at Boeing Field and a Seattle parade.
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Kingston
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New US Drug War Shift From Intercept to Cooperation Drive
Treasury and Justice departments pivot from Operation Intercept to Operation Cooperation after criticism from Mexico and border businesses over delays. Officials say the new plan emphasizes heroin smuggling while aiming to pressure Mexico to curb narcotics. Assistant Secretary Eugene T. Rassides tasked to implement now.
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R C Nicholson Funeral Monday Hale Center
Raymon Clyde Nicholson died Saturday at Hi Plains Hospital aged 77. Services are 2:50 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church Hale Center with Rev. Elton Wyatt officiating. Burial in Hale Center Cemetery. Freeman Funeral Home directs. Survivors include wife Lora two sons Raymon Cecil three daughters and other relatives. Pallbearers listed.
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Vietnam War Reports Near Song Be and Mekong Delta
North Vietnamese troops were killed in multiple clashes near Song Be and in the Mekong Delta where a hospital was shelled and three South Vietnamese patients died. An American casualty was reported at a camp of the Americal Division after a night attack, while DMZ incidents included anti aircraft fire and mortar barrages.
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Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families and Hospitals
The notice lists multiple newborns including daughters and sons born at Methodist and Laut Clvnic Hospitals. Parents include Randy Jackson of Taveliand, Alfredo Vasquez, Michael Featherston, Antonio Ramos, Robert Gomes, Pedro Pores, Moy Wo Mull Jr., with weights ranging 6 to 7 pounds and several times noted in early mornings and afternoons.
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Ropesville
Laut Clvnic Hospital
Los
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Batuhday
Weal Teaas Hospital
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Pollution study links sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide to health and plant life
Lubbock officials report long standing air pollution concerns with hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide. Measurements show elevated sulfur dioxide levels and potential effects on health and vegetation, with state agencies urged to identify sources and plan further sampling over the coming year.
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Nixon eyes new taxes and budget plans abroad
President Nixon spoke on budget timing during a short meeting and hinted at possible tax decisions for the 1971 fiscal year. He, along with actor guests Jimmy Stewart and Fred MacMurray, discussed details seen as top secret. Sen. George Murphy visited at the Western White House as Nixon prepared for a coast flight.
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