Judge pardons most parking tickets in San Francisco court
In San Francisco new Municipal Judge John J. Hopkins dismissed almost 60 tickets on first days in a court set to clear a backlog of protested parking citations. He winked at excuses from drivers amid higher fines, noting leniency on a loading zone student and a Russian aunt, while city revenues from parking fines run about 500000 dollars monthly.
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San Francisco
Calif
John J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Golden Gate Park
10 000 Communist Troops Plan Assault, General Says
A South Vietnamese general claimed Hanoi has 10 000 troops in an offensive against allied bases in northwest South Vietnam. Maj. Gen. Pham Van Phu cited 800 square miles in Quang Tri, with 6 000 infiltrated across the DMZ since May. He warned of heavy fighting to defend bases while preventing a pre election push into Lao populated regions.
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Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Pham van Phu
Dong Ha
Quang Tri
Phu
Dmz
Laos
Fuller
U.S
South China Sea
da- Nang
Qui Nhon
Ohio Prison System Report Calls for Wide Reform
The Governor's Task Force on Corrections in Ohio concludes the adult system is a dismal cycle of failure. Interim findings urge a separate Division of Corrections, higher salaries, in service training, inmate education on parole, better vocational programs, and consideration of an ombudsman. Governor Gilligan and Chief Justice O'Neill attended.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ater
Bernard Friedman
Cuyahoga County
Gilligan
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Ellsberg Indicted Over Pentagon Papers Leak
Daniel Ellsberg, a MIT researcher and former McNamara aide, was indicted by a Los Angeles grand jury on theft and unauthorized possession of defense documents. He admitted leaking the Pentagon Papers and faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine on each count. Ellsberg posted $50,000 bond and may stand trial in Boston or Los Angeles with a July 15 hearing set. The case centers on a national security leak tied to the 47 volume study and public interest in revealing government deception.
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Associated Press
Christian Science Monitor
Pentagon
Vietnam
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
Supreme Court
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Congress
Capitol
Monitor
Boston
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
South Vietnam
Ellsberg
Los Angeles
U.S
Peter Princi
Airlines Plan Fight To Cut Transatlantic Fares Rise
Montreal AP says Pan Am TWA Air Canada and BOAC push to cut roundtrip Europe fares by about a third with four month in advance payment. IATA session in difficulty as 200 proposals and 65 airlines attend. Unanimity required, charter competition hurts major carriers now facing 747 costs.
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Montreal
International Airlines
Pan Am
TWA
International Air Transport Association
Air Canada
British Overseas Airways Corp
Europe
IATA
H. Don Reynolds
Reynolds
North Atlantic
Goat Bites Hair as Boy|Farm Tale Near Valdosta
Rusty Cain age 13 and his four year old goat Bill on a Georgia farm near Valdosta reveal a rough, ongoing bond. The incident ends with a yell from Rusty as Bill bites and pulls his hair, illustrating farm life ups and downs.
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Rusty Cain
Bill
Rusty
Weather replay calls for hot humid day with storms
Forecast repeats yesterday with hot humid conditions. A chance of thundershowers develops in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures reach the 90s by day with overnight lows in the 70s.
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