Spock Trial Enters Second Week In Draft Conspiracy Case
The Spock case and four codefendants moved into week two as prosecutors focus on a October meeting inside the Justice Department. McDonough testified that he could not accept a briefcase of draft cards, and FBI agents were ordered to seize it. Prosecution says the defendants urged youths to avoid the draft, with possible maximum penalties of five years and ten thousand dollars. Authorities estimate the government may need up to a month to present evidence, while the defense could last several days.
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Benjamin Spock
Department of Justice
Washington
FBI
Yale
John McDonough
U.S
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Coffin
Goodman
Raskin
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B'nai Brith Speaker to Describe Court Work
Dr. Leo H. Munick a Hamilton plastic surgeon will address the B n a i B r i t h at Temple Beth Sholom at 8 p m tomorrow He will discuss his work with the Hamilton and Butler County juvenile courts using color slides His background includes Tufts Medical School New England Center Hospital and Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic He also consults for the Cincinnati public school system and Longview State Hospital His focus is the psychology of plastic surgery and self concept.
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B'nai B'rith
Temple Beth Sholom
Hamilton
Butler County
Munick
Tufts Medical School
Boston
Tufts New England Center Hospital
Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic
Hanover
N. H
Cincinnati
Longview State Hospital
Thalidomide Trial Opens as $25 Million Claims Loom
West Germany begins a major thalidomide trial with about $25 million in damage claims at stake. The case centers on alleged links between the drug taken by pregnant women and thousands of malformed children.
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Alsdorf
Germany
West Germany
Journal Editor Elected by AP Ohio Society in Columbus
Jack Osler of the Dayton Daily News is elected president of the Associated Press Society of Ohio at its spring meeting in Columbus. He succeeds Tom Hunter as vice presidents and trustees Paul Day and William M. Ware are named. Fall meeting set for Dayton. Blakeslee spoke on future organ transplants and mechanized hearts.
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Jack Osler
Dayton Daily News
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Osler
Tom Hunter
Wilmington News Journal
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
William M. Ware
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dayton
Alton L. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
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