Sirhan to Choose Lawyer for Kennedy Murder Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the 24 year old accused killer of Senator Robert F Kennedy, will soon choose counsel from top volunteer lawyers. ACLU Southern California said a judge will meet with the county bar to select from more than a dozen lawyers who will work pro bono. Sirhan remains under tight guard in Los Angeles County jail as the investigation continues. The bystander Paul Schrade, hospitalized with a head wound, said he did not know who fired the shots. Six others were wounded. Schrade recalled flashes and sounds like explosions near Kennedy during a victory celebration in New York. The case remains under a protective court order restricting discussion of details.
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U S authorities pursue rapid return of James Earl Ray
U S legal experts plan to extradite James Earl Ray quickly for trial after his arrest in London on forgery and gun charges. British steps toward extradition face legal hurdles while police investigate possible international assistance in his four nation flight. जाएगा
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Blaiberg Hospitalized For Liver Complications Not Critical
Dr Philip Blaiberg world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient received emergency liver treatment at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. D Christiaan Barnard said Blaiberg has hepatitis but his condition is not critical, while noting his recovery remains hopeful.
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Tougher Gun Control Measures Under Review in Congress
Congress debates two harsher gun control bills after President Johnson calls for stronger action. Senator Thomas Dodd pushes federal registration of all firearms and a ban on mail order rifle sales. The president backs long gun sales via mail ban following Kennedy shooting.
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Paris Riots Turn Deadly as Unionist Is Killed in clashes
In Sochaux a 24 year old union member Beylot was fatally wounded during a confrontation with riot police amid mass protests against Charles de Gaulle's government. Riot and street fighting surged as Citroen and Peugeot workers protested for wage and work rights.
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Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio with showers and warmth
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley shows partly cloudy skies with warm humid temperatures. Scattered showers and thundershowers develop late this afternoon and tonight, ending Wednesday, followed by cooler temperatures with overnight lows in the 60s. Yesterday's high reached 95 degrees, with a 70 degree low this morning.
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Rockets Hit Saigon in Morning Barrage Killing Civilians
Viet Cong rockets struck Saigon during morning rush hour firing about 30 big rockets. At least 19 civilians were killed and 106 wounded as shells hit near government buildings. The bombardment, the heaviest daytime toll to date, aimed from a rice paddy area east of the city. U S troops countered with artillery and swept the area. General Westmoreland left Vietnam shortly after the attack, calling it hard to stop. Observers warned the shelling undermined confidence in the South Vietnamese government.
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Brown May Be Charged For Battery On Police
Hollywood authorities dropped the assault case against former pro football star Jimmy Brown in the model injury incident. He may face a battery charge against a police officer as detectives pursue evidence. the model Eva Marie Bohn-Chin, 22, lies in fair condition with shoulder dislocation and facial injuries. Brown was freed on bond after neighbors reported a fight. officers say he struck at them during entry attempts.
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