Louisiana voters to decide in weekend gubernatorial race
Reports from New Orleans Avon dale and Baton Rouge detail candidates Mic hol Morrison McKeithen Kirkpatrick Kennon and Jackson urging voters to cast decisive ballots. They stress honesty reform and steady leadership amid a flood of national Hemisphere attention on Louisiana's future.
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Military Nabs Castroite Head In Dominican
Dominican authorities announced the capture of Jose Miguel Roman, a Castroite guerrilla leader and cousin of the armed forces secretary, two miles from Santiago after an air and ground operation. Rebel pockets were boxed in as forces pressed to liquidate the insurgency led by the 14th of June group seeking a second socialist government.
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Transkei Names Kaizer Matanzima Prime Minister
Chief Kaizer Matanzima was elected by the Transkei Legislative Assembly as prime minister of South Africa's first Bantustan. He narrowly defeated Chief Victor Poto 54 to 49, in a vote seen as favoring apartheid policies. Transkei lies in East Cape Province on the Indian Ocean, covering about 2 500 square miles with around 250 000 residents.
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Keeler Begins Nine Month Prison Term In Perjury Case
Christine Keeler, the 21 year old former lounge girl linked to the Profumo affair, is jailed for nine months for perjury and conspiracy to subvert justice. She receives a concurrent six month term for conspiracy. Paula Hamilton Marshall and Olive Brooker receive six and suspended sentences respectively as other defendants face ongoing trials.
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Olive Brooker
British judge weighs penalties in conspiracy case
Fragmentary text shows a judge deliberating jail terms for conspiring to obstruct justice under British law. The excerpt hints at a seven year maximum and discretionary penalties in a perjury context.
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