Kopechne Parents Barred From Inquest Over Chappaquiddick Case
Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Kopechne, of Berkeley Heights, protest their barred attendance at Edgartown secret inquest. They accuse Massachusetts officials and Judge Boyle of withholding answers and criticize Kennedy Establishment influence amid ongoing questions about autopsy and criminal prosecution.
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Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Berkeley Heights
Chappaquiddick Island
Kennedy
Merc
Merc Kopechne
Edgartown
James Boyle
Ray Owes A Bigger Payment
Earl Ray, killer of Martin Luther King Jr., nears a chance for a fuller debt payment to society after the Tennessee Supreme Court unanimous ruling rejecting his plea bargain. He faces renewed risk from conspiracy claims and faces pressure to reveal more about the plot and the SLA.
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Ethan B. Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Sarhar
Rav
Oonky
Machine Interviewing Patients at Wisconsin Hospitals
Since 1966 University of Wisconsin Hospitals used LINC a computer interview system to record medical histories and reduce doctor workload. Patients largely accept computer interviews and the program aims to collect essential data from incoming patients. A common question likely asked is whether the patient has hospitalization.
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University of Wisconsin
Linc Laboratory Instrument Computers
Gallup survey questions fairness of news presentation
A Gallup poll finds 4 percent of adults say TV networks deal fairly with all sides while 42 percent favor one side and 1 percent have no opinion. The report notes readers often conflate news with editorial content and urges clear separation in reporting.
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Gallup
Television News Bias Questioned in ABC Poll
An ABC survey reported by The Plain Dealer finds 52 percent agree with Vice President Agnew that television news is biased, 36 percent blame newspapers, while a minority are unsure. The report notes networks conducted and published the poll’s findings.
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New York Times
Washington Post
Newark
ABC
Mrr. Agnew
Labor Darkens After Yablonski Slaying
Marianne Means notes the Yablonski murder sharpens public disillusionment with labor leaders and reinforces charges against the UMW's entrenched leadership. She cites Yablonski’s accusations against Wood Bayle and claims the election was stolen.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
UMW
Wood Bayle
Fear Of Exposure Ties Yablonski Killings To Union Strife
The Yablonski murders are analyzed as possibly planned by hired killers seeking fear of exposure. Investigations point to a factional Union dispute, with motives tied to embezzlement probes and leadership tensions. Authorities note premeditated entry, suppressed noise, and staged crime scene elements.
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Yablonski
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania State Police
Harrisburg
FBI
Ilinois
Ominers
Sanyeone
National Union
Yablonsin
Flying Arrow crippled by shells off Shanghai port
Damaged US-flag freight ship Flying Arrow reportedly shelled in international waters near Shanghai by a Chinese Nationalist gunboat. U S officials denied details as Washington-linked rumors spread of an unofficial super bomb development using hydrogen fuel.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Washington
Democrats and Nixon clash over crime wave strategy
A Washington opinion piece argues the 1970 congressional race will hinge on crime policy. It notes Democratic leaders fault Republicans for Nixon's handling, while skeptically assessing Congress' inaction on anti crime bills in 1969 and the role of public safety in voter sentiment.
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Sheafl
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Yablonski
TMW Tt
Labor
TD Wall
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Joye Bentsen
Yarborough
John Connally
Yarborouch
GOP
George Bush
Washington
Las Vegas
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Len Fred Blarms
Arkansas
Dems
John Kennedy
Landon Johnson
White House
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Capitol
Neighbor women learn drive in lighthearted lesson
In a lighthearted note from yesterday, Ian Erickson reports a neighbor teaching another neighbor how to drive in a playful scene termed Double Jeopardy. The sight sparked local chatter and showcased community engagement.
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Ian Erickson
Allapta Constitution
Sensormatic System Aims to Curb Shoplifting Losses
Retailers adopt Sensormatic to deter theft with a microwave field and tagged merchandise. Alarms trigger at exits and desensitizing removes markers during checkout. Cabinets fit decor and cameras may accompany alarms for facial identification at entry points and high-traffic departments.
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