Escobedo figure linked to narcotics arrests and legal saga
The case links Escobedo and associates to drug purchases totaling about ten thousand dollars since December. Prosecutors note arrests in a broad narcotics ring while Escobedo faces high bonds and scrutiny. His 1964 Supreme Court notoriety over right to counsel echoes in ongoing legal battles and prior prison release in 1965 after a murder conviction.
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Swcobedo
Aguerre
J. McDonnell
eTuniel
U.S U.S
Thad
Escobedo
Thomas J. Farrell
Danny Escobedo
U.S. Supreme Court
Manuel Valtierra
Geneva talk urged as Vietnam search for peace gains pace
Gromyko avoided direct reply to Richard Goldberg's call for Hanoi's authorization of meaningful negotiations and a halt to U S bombing. He pressed that world condemnation of U S actions should grow and that the Soviet bloc will continue aiding Vietnam to resist aggression and seek a political solution.
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Ismanot
Indochina
Britain
Gromyko
Goldberg
Hanoi
U.S
North
Vietnam
United States
Soviet Union
Inter American Bank Funds Bill Signed
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing 900 million dollars in federal funds for the Inter American Development Bank over three years. The ceremony in the White House East Room was witnessed by leading Latin American diplomats attending the OAS meeting. The bank funds projects to raise living standards in undeveloped countries.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson Friday
Inter-American Development Bank
Organization of American States
White House
Technicians Strike ABC Networks Shuts No Programs
Technicians at American Broadcasting Company struck on Friday. Supervisors immediately took over operations and kept programs on air as the dispute unfolded.
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New York
UPI
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Vietnamese Ex-Minister Thanh Released After Police Raid
Au Truong Thanh, former economics minister, was released after about 11 hours in police custody following a raid on his home by about 35 armed officers led by Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan. U S officials criticized the seizure as overly harsh and pressured Saigon to release him to avoid international backlash.
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Barry Kramer
Saigon
Au Truong Thanh
U.S
Thanh
The
United
States
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
National Police
Loan
United States
Truong Dinh Dzu
Nguyen van Thieu
Dzu
Hoffa Conviction Reaffirmed in 1964 Case
Chicago report states James R. Jon Benjamin Dranow of Minneapolis, a former Hoffa ally, is sentenced to five years plus five years consecutive and fined $10 000 and $1000 on the 1964 pension fund fraud conviction. Judge Austin reinstates codefendants sentences. no new trial granted.
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Chicago
James R.jon
Benjamin Dranow
Hoffa, Teamster Union Presimer
Minneapolis
Kent
Union Pension Fund
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pension Fund
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Austin
U.S. District Court
Austin
S. George Burris
Benjamin Sigelbaum
Teamster
Sun Valley, Fla
Defense ABM details describe limits and Arctic sites
The Defense Department information sheet outlines an anti ballistic missile system intended to deter a large scale Soviet attack while noting no plan to expand it. It confirms protection for Alaska and Hawaii against a Chinese oriented threat and mentions sea launched missile capability. Separately Burris of New York City received 18 months and a $5,000 fine. Abe Weinblatt of Miami given an hour custody and $5,000 fine. Zachary Strate Jr. of New Orleans and Calvin Kovens of Miami each fined $5,000 and three years in prison.
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Pentagon
Defense Department
U.S
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Steel Industry Hit By Truckers Strike Across States
A port of entry strike by Teamsters seeking 79 percent share of steel-haul fees spreads from Gary Indiana to Illinois Wisconsin New York Michigan and West Virginia. Republic Steel lays off 300 at Cleveland plant and 2 500 more idle soon Lukens Steel Coatesville pa shifts to rail as deliveries halt. U S Steel reports minor disruptions.
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Gary
Ind
West Virginia
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ee Vidence
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Lukens Steel
Coatesville
French Tightrope Walker Claims World Record
Thiers France a man who calls himself Henry walks a mile on a tightrope stretched over a lake claiming a new world record for the feat.
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Thiers
France
UPI
Henry
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