Baker to Appeal After Acquittal in Funds Case
Baker 38 a former Senate page and political fundraiser plans an appeal after a US district court acquitted him on multiple counts related to 999 600 in funds from Celine coveys and executives. His attorney Edward Bennett Williams said the appeal could reach the Supreme Court while the Department hints at a two year process. The trial spanned weeks with testimony referencing Lyndon B. Johnson and other political figures as jurors deliberated over the money oriented charges.
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Johnson Urges Expanded Fight Against Air Pollution
President Johnson sends a special message to Congress urging a broader attack on air pollution, building on the State of the Union call for a total fight for clean air with funds up by 29.3 million dollars. He also proposes a national water commission to address water quality nationwide.
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Sato Wins Confidence in Japan Despite Turmoil
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato secures another large majority for the Liberal Democratic Party in the Lower House elections. The margin tightens as corruption charges and leftist opposition influence the vote, with eight of the nine supporting factions backing the LDP.
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US and Canada apologize for six Yugoslav embassy bombings
Washington and Ottawa apologized to Yugoslav leaders and pledged a thorough probe after six bombings hit Yugoslav diplomatic missions in Washington New York Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh within minutes The attacks caused one death and multiple injuries but no sustained harm to officials Yugoslav President Tito made no comment FBI led US investigation and blamed fascist émigré groups investigated relations to Tito’s Soviet visit
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Closest U S Bomb Raid Near Saigon and Delta Troop Arrival
U S B52 bombers staged their closest raid to Saigon, 16 miles west-southwest, shaking the city as 3,200 more American infantrymen arrived in Vietnam. The Pope transported the 2nd Brigade of the 4th Infantry Division to Vung Tau, lifting total U S strength to 404,000 with forces now at 15,000 in the division.
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Miami Grant Funds Dramatic Arts Music Building
Ohio Senator Stephen Young informed Miami University of a 70409 grant from the Department of Welfare for construction of the Dramatic Arts Music Building. President Phillip R. Shriver said the grant covers about one third of the projected cost, with total project cost estimated at 2231517. The facility will sit south of the Miami University Center near Hiestand Hall between Patterson Avenue and Maple Street, featuring a 428 seat auditorium a recital hall an experimental theatre a band rehearsal room practice studios and classrooms.
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