Rosenberg sons go to court over their parents' innocence
Michael and Robert Meeropol filed suit in U S District Court to obtain all files on the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg espionage case. They seek a court order for records and an injunction to stop further destruction, disputing government motives amid past disclosures of missing materials.
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Washington
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Robert
Michael Meeropol
U.S. District Court
U.S
New Mexico
David Greenglass
Gov Thomsens car incident leads to driving ban
Peter Carr from Hingham Massachusetts says he signaled the governor with a hand gesture after tailing him on Interstate 93 near Manchester New Hampshire. Carr received a 60 day driving ban from the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles for improper operation and skipped the formal hearing.
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Boston
Peter Carr
New Hampshire
Eldrim Thomson
Carr
Massachusetts
Thomson
New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles
Manchester N.H
Motor Vehicles Division
First juror seated in Joan Little murder trial
A 20 year old white waitress Cornelia Howell was chosen as the first juror as the Joan Little murder trial opened in Wake County Superior Court. The defense accused prosecutors of bias while jurors were seated amid tense crowd scenes outside the courthouse.
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Raleigh
N.C
Joan Little
Cornelia Howell
Jerry Paul
Wake County Superior Court
Miss Little
Beaufort County
Hamilton Hobgood
Clarence Alligood
Jury rules fetuses murder victims in Camden case
A Camden jury hears murder charges against Winfield Anderson 24 for the deaths of twin fetuses delivered after their mother Nikki Spearman was shot during a March robbery. Judge Wingate ruled fetuses born alive may be murder victims, allowing the case to proceed despite defense claims they were not persons.
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Paul
Camden
N.J
Winfield Anderson
Anderson
Nikki Spearman
Wingate
John Lee
Jonathan Lee Spearman
New Jersey
Kissinger warns third world nations undermine UN at UW Milwaukee
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Institute of World Affairs that developing nations are undermining the United Nations with bloc politics and confrontational tactics. He urged settlements in the Middle East and Cyprus and warned of the risk of nuclear catastrophe if tensions rise. Demonstrators outside the hotel protested with antisemitic signs directed at Kissinger.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Midwest
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Institute of World Affairs
United States
Cuba
Middle East
Cyprus
National security break-ins probed by DOJ policy review
The Justice Department weighs the legality of FBI burglaries used to gather foreign intelligence. A spokesman said a review of break-in circumstances will occur, but charges may be barred by a five year statute of limitations. Attorney General Levi policy allows burglary in limited national security cases.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Department
Robert Havel
Havel
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Three Middletown Students Graduate With Honors From OU
Three Middletown area students have graduated with honors from Ohio University. They are Michael Barnett, Ann Wittman, and Earl Patrick II.
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Middletown Area
Ohio University
Michael Barnett
Berwick Lane
Ann Wittman
Bexley Drive
Earl Patrick II
Millikin Road
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U.S. Atty
Victor Ortega
Albuquerque
N.M
Metropols
Michael Metropol
Government Records
Richie
Central
City Loan Company
Middletown
Central Ave
Cg&e
Seuaillans
High St
John Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Beaufort Vag Dist
William Griffin
Hobgood
Sheriff's Deputies
Leon A. Wingate
Aquarius
Chur Fty Distributors, Inc
N. Main Street
Franklin
Middletown Mall
Wheilpins
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