Millington Sentenced After Milk Distribution Trial
Magistrate Macdonald opened proceedings calling phone harassment contempt of court as Millington faced charges for distributing milk to Mrs Crember and Herman Schafer. He was found guilty on the Crember charge, while the Fisher charge ended in a not guilty verdict. Witnesses described farm surveillance and self-serve milk use at Millingtons dairy, with Fisher paying $300 for a cow and Mil lington milking and bottling the milk for him.
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Macdonald
Millington
Gerald Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Twins Separated Siamese Girls In South Africa
In Johannesburg the Transvaal Memorial Hospital for Children announced successful separation surgery on Siamese twins Catherine and Shirley O’Hare joined at the head. Born in October by Caesarean delivery, they weighed about 54% pounds at birth and remain on the danger list despite the five hour operation by a 27 man team.
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Johannesburg
Reuters
Transvaal Memorial
Catherine
Shirley O'Hare
Joyce O'Hare
South Africa
Shirley
Peace talks search widens as Hanoi openness eyed
U.S. diplomats report a worldwide effort to gauge North Vietnam’s genuine interest in peace talks with Washington. Skeptical officials fear Hanoi may drum up pressure to halt bombing and test Johnson’s resolve. State Secretary Rusk orders all channels used to interpret Trinh’s remarks and seeks clues in allied and non aligned capitals.
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Washington
Reuters
Hanoi
U.S
Johnson
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Dean Rusk
Trinh
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Anti draft charges set against Dr Spock
Dr Benjamin Spock Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr and three others oppose Vietnam policy indicted in Boston for conspiring to counsel young men to evade the draft. Names include Marcus Raskin Mitchell Goodman and Michael Ferber. Indictments cite 11 overt acts across four events.
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Dr. Spock
Boston
Benjamin Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Vietnam
U.S
New York City
Spock
New Haven, Conn
Marcus Raskin
Washington, D.C
Institute For Policy Studies
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Michael Ferber
Harvard University
Raskin
White House
McGeorge Bundy
FBI
Blaiberg's wife at donor's funeral
CAPE TOWN AP Mrs Philip Blaiberg attends the funeral of Denise Darvall whose heart was used to keep her husband alive. Blaiberg (58) remains in good condition with Denise Darvall's heart beating in him. NBC contracts created profits for the Blaibergs from exclusive footage, though no NBC pictures were ultimately made. A relief fund for Denise Darvall's family has raised over 7000 dollars.
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Cape Town
Philip Blaiberg
Blaibergs
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Blaiberg
South Africa
Gerald Ferry
Haupts
St. Luke’s Anglican
Salt River
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Denise Darvall
Louis
Emergency meeting called over Don Jail strike in Toronto
Ontario CUPE officials scheduled an emergency meeting to address the week old Don Jail guards and matrons strike. Government insists workers join the Civil Service Association of Ontario while picket lines remain at the morgue and old city hall.
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Toronto
Ontario
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Don
Civil Service Association of Ontario
Old City Hall
Toronto Morgue
CUPE
Robert Ruggles
CSA
Soviet physicist leaves University of Alberta in Canada
Soviet nuclear physicist Boris Dotsenko who defected to Canada in 1966 will seek a new position as his grant expires in March. He arrived under a graduate exchange at the University of Alberta and since then has faced difficulty finding a job elsewhere while campus staff note his work has been beneficial.
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Edmonton
Canada
University of Alberta
Boris Dotsenko
Kiev State University
J. T. Sample
Dr. Dotsenko
Toronto
Dotsenko
Sample
Walter Johns
Barnard eyes transplant on a Negro after Blaiberg success
Cape Town AP reports Dr. Philip Blaiberg is in satisfactory condition after his heart transplant. Dr. Christian Barnard says he now wants to perform a transplant on a Negro, noting the heart may extend life even if only for days. The team compares cases and discusses grafts between black and white patients, amid apartheid context.
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Cape Town
Philip Blaiberg
Christian N. Barnard
Barnard
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Blaiberg
Tshombe may be released and expelled from Algeria
AP reports from Algiers that unofficial sources say former Congo premier Moise Tshombe could soon be released from prison and expelled from Algeria. Separately in Skopje, three new quakes near Debar were logged with no damage. In Phnom Penh, Sihanouk warned mobilization if U.S. forces cross the border. In East London, 21-year-old D Strydom received another skin graft and is in good condition.
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Algiers
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Seismologie Institute
Debar
East London
South Africa
Dirkie Christoffel Strydom
Frere Hospital
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By Terry Taylor
Art Millington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Justice Department
Washkansky
Milkington
William Dickie
University of Alta
Negro
Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
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