Judge to Hear Dismissal Appeal on Autopsy Today
A judge in Wilkes Barre Pa weighing a motion to dismiss Massachusetts prosecutor Edmund Dinis petition to exhume Mary Jo Kopechne. Dinis seeks autopsy for Edgartown Ma inquest while Kopechnes insist PA lacks authority. The hearing may be postponed as arguments unfold.
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Wilkes Barre
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Bernard C. Brominiski
Common Pleas Court
Hastig Dist
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Edgartown
Brominiski
Dinis
John BE. O'Connor
Wilkes‘Barre
Mary Jo
Miss Kopechne
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Kopechne
Juage
Tires Stolen From Car At Poasttown Service Station
Bobby Coomer of 3708 Roosevelt Ave. told sheriff's deputies yesterday afternoon that someone pried open the trunk of his car parked at a Poasttown service station and removed two chrome wheels and tires valued at 116 dollars.
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Bobby Coomer
Roosevelt Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Poasttown
Great age of Earth's Moon suggested by Apollo 11 rocks
Apollo 11 rocks analyzed at Houston indicate samples may be 2 to 4.5 billion years old, aligning with the solar system's age. Researchers from SUNY, Max Planck Institute, and Manned Spacecraft Center note solar wind gases imply ancient lunar material. Distribution to scientists begins, with reports due in about three months.
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Space Center
Houston
Earth
Solar System
Oliver Schaeffer
John Funkhouser
State University of New York
Joseph Zahringe
Max Planck Institute of
Heidelberg
Germany
Donald Bogard
Manned Spacecraft Center
Admiral Flees Fire On Motorboat Off Naples
Rear Adm. Alan F. Fleming commander of the U S Fleet Air Mediterranean and seven others leaped into the sea six miles offshore Sunday to escape a fire aboard a motor launch. All were rescued by local craft as the launch sank in 200 feet of water. The group included two naval officers and their spouses. the admiral and his wife were among the party.
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Naples
Italy
Alan F. Fleming
U.S. Fleet Air Mediterranean
Navy
YWCA Topic At Rotary Club Meeting
Rotary Club will hear talks and view slides on The New Look at the Middletown Area YMCA. Dick Jones discusses personal fitness, Al Shaffer speaks on Y youth work activities. B P Allen will lead the program at noon Tuesday.
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Middletown Area
YMCA
Dick Jones
al Shaffer
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
No Setback For Ted Kennedy In Wake Of Accident
Boston AP report quotes Massachusetts Democratic chair David Harrison saying Kennedy remains deeply loved by voters. He sees no credibility gap after Kennedy’s televised account of the crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne and notes Kennedy will push harder for the 1970 campaign.
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Boston
State Democratic Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
David Harrison
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
Harrison
Sen
U.S
Wkbg-Tv
Commission Recommends Confiscation Of Handguns
The Nixon administration reviews the Eisenhower Commission proposals to confiscate most handguns and license shotguns and rifles, while opposing further gun control legislation. Officials note constitutional questions and cite the 1968 Gun Control Act as a current framework. The commission argues for stronger action, including confiscation costs near 500 million dollars.
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Washington
Nixon
National Commission
Milton S. Eisenhower
E. Santarelli
Santarelli
Treasury Department
Senate
Eugene J. Rossides
Treasury
Rassides
Supreme Court
Eisenhower Commission
Nixon Administration
Crime Administration
United States
Commission
Miami University names first director for Office of Black Student Affairs
Kenneth L. McDowell 31 of Cincinnati is named to head the new OBSA. He will report Sept 2 and will advise black students on personal academic and financial matters with access to counseling and aid services. The position will coordinate with university agencies and committees to shape admission and scholarship policies.
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Oxford
Kenneth L. McDowell
Cincinnati
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
McDowell
Black Student Action Association
Office of
Black Student Affairs
Shriver
EOP
Dr. Shriver
Saare
OBSA
Student Aid
Dayton Papers Suall Out Over Labor Dispute
Dayton newspapers remain suspended after printers walked out on Friday with 210 workers leaving. Local 57 rejected the latest contract and authorized a strike, while Emory P. Reeder warned a strike would be a formality amid a locked out dispute. A federal mediator was expected to press talks.
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Dayton, Ohio
Reeder
Clyde Man Killed in U S 20 Crash near Bellevue
Clyde Ohio AP report Luther Long 26 Clyde was killed when his car ran off U S 20 four miles west of Bellevue in Sandusky County early today according to the highway Patrol.
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Clyde, Ohio
Luther Long
Clyde
U.S. 20
Bellevue
Sandusky County
Highway Patrol
Local Legion Post 218 Attends National Convention
Three representatives from American Legion Post 218 attend the national convention in Atlanta Georgia. Walter Pawelkoski serves as adjutant and Ohio Fourth District rehabilitation chairman Jess Border of 40 and 8 attends, joined by William Rathman past department judge advocate and Ohio Legion constitutional amendments committee member.
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American Legion
Legion
Atlanta
Walter Pawelkoski
Ohio Fourth District
Jess Border
William Rathman
Ohio
Ohio Legion
Suicide Attempts Reach One in Forty Americans
A historical survey indicates up to 2.5 percent of Americans have attempted self harm at least once, suggesting a notable mental health concern across the population.
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