Prosecution Holds Meetings On Sirhan Case
In Los Angeles prosecutors meet daily to close gaps in Superior Court Case No. A233421 charging Sirhan Bishara Sirhan with Kennedy’s murder. Sirhan, 24, will enter a plea June 28. Police probe potential conspiracy while witnesses dispute a mysterious girl in polka dots.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Los Angeles County
Robert F Kennedys
Sirhan
New York
Sandy Serrano
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Superior Court
Arthur Alarcon
Evelle A. Younger
Younger
Tavieda
Jordan
Bishara Sirhan
U S Loses Market For Soybean Oil In Iran
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports the United States is losing a major market for vegetable oil especially soybean oil in Iran due to shifts in world production and price. In 1966 Iran bought about 95 percent of its oil imports from the U S now soybean oil accounted for less than 12 percent and sun flower seed oil from the Soviet bloc has grown to about 60 percent of imports. The department notes possible U S gains through credit sales and higher quality oil, with competition from sunflower seed oil at $200 to $240 per ton and bloc credits unavailable to Iran.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Tran
U.S
Department
Iran
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Romania
Persian Gulf
Caspian Sea
Edward Kennedy Last Of Brothers
Edward Kennedy, the last surviving Kennedy brother, rises from tragedy to leadership. The piece traces his path from seat in the Senate won after a perilous 1964 crash to early efforts on civil rights and poll tax legislation, contrasting him with John and Robert Kennedy and noting his measured, less flamboyant style.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
John
Massachusetts
Hee
Joe
Bobby
Senate
Robby
Teddy
Robert
Edward
Teddy Kennedy
U.S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward Moore
Edward Moore Kennedy
Kennedy
Joseph P Kennedy Jr
Dallas
New York
Los Angeles
California
John Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Ted
Joan
White House
Col
Driver For Late Senator Robbed
Lee F. Morrow personal driver for the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy was beaten and robbed after a 24 hour shift with Kennedy’s grieving family. Seven juveniles stopped him near his Northeast Washington home, striking him in the face with a stick and taking a wallet with 30 cents and three Kennedy era gasoline credit cards. Morrow was not seriously hurt. the youths fled. Police noted his long service on gun control, Selective Service reform and refugee issues in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
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Washington
Lee F. Morrow
Robert F. Kennedy
Morrow
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Suspect Arrested For Slaying Of Chicago Grocer
Police arrested Aaron Myers, 19, in Chicago in the slaying of Abder Rayyan, a 55 year old Jordanian grocer. Rayyan was shot in the head at his vegetable counter as his daughter Zubdeia witnessed two men enter and fire. Police linked the crime to revenge for Senator Kennedy's assassination and sought a second suspect.
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Miss Serrano
Kathy Fulmer
Pasadena
Sirhan
Chicago
Kennedy
Abder Rayyan
Aaron Myers
Robert F. Kennedy
Myers
Robert Bonner
Rayyan
Zubdeia
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Jordan
South America
United States
Prince Philip Receives Merit Order on 47th Birthday
London Prince Philip marks his 47th birthday with a gift from Queen Elizabeth the appointment to the Order of Merit an honor established by King Edward VII in 1902 for eminent individuals from various fields
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London
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Edward VII
Nuclear Treaty Approval Likely at United Nations
The UN General Assembly's main Political Committee is expected to back a Soviet US led treaty to curb nuclear spread. A 47 nation resolution likely to win 100 to 119 favorable votes. Albania Cuba and possibly Tanzania oppose. The rest of the 124 members appear to favor passage.
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United Nations N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Albania
Cuba
Tanzania
South Africa
South West Africa
United Nations
Assembly
UN Council
Real Estate Transfers Across Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court records numerous real estate transfers in Monroe and surrounding areas. Transactions include sales to Joysiane Department of Highways, WW Skipper, and Greater Ouachita Water Company, with prices ranging from 1 to 24,700 dollars. Notable listings cover subdivisions such as Breard, West Monroe, East Parkview, D Ardenne Hills, Forest Port, and Booker 7 Washington Addition, with purchasers including Monroe Development Company, Eddy F Hammett, and Donald E Hoge et ux.
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Monroe
Joy/siane Department of Highways
Rieck
Breard
Gibson
Gardina Sette
Hevynes
Ouachite Water Company
Range
Mit Lumber and Surety. Inc
Danny Ray
Duke
Weeatwood Terrace
Lowieville Cordtruction
Aary Fae
Trend Hommes, Inc
Lotsia
West Park Subdivision
East Parkview Subdivision
Bradford Lember Ard Svurphy, Inc
Eddie F Hammett
Southern Material
Saies of
West Monroe
Inc
BAA Builders
D'Ardenne Hills
Jorn RB Ayres
Lee Petroleum Company
Saqvuere
Booker
Washington
Monroe Development Company Inc
Donald E Hoge Et Ux
Aiock A. Belln Heights
Ing
John C. Hassell
Robert Frank Machen
Bioce
Forest Port
Robert James Edwards
Archibald Edwards
Jamhe Handy Edwards
Bevery Co
Mary Etrbern
Fawards
Thach
Sadie Boatrer
Barnes
Benjamin M Peters
Greater
New York Savings Bank
Mousing and Urden
Fiess
Butler
Bison Once Roamed German Black Forest, Then Died Out
At Caesar's time bison were common in the Black Forest of Germany. After the Middle Ages they were gradually exterminated, with surviving populations confined to eastern Europe.
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Black Forest
Germany
Eastern
Europe
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