Supreme Court narrows use of informers in Hoffa case
The Supreme Court upheld convictions of Teamsters President Hoffa former union lawyer Osborn and Boston narcotics peddler Lewis while allowing limited government use of informers and undercover agents. The decision permits deception in criminal prosecutions under special circumstances and notes privacy protections under the Fourth Amendment. Justice Stewart noted Hoffa relied on a trusted informer rather than forcible entry.
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Teamsters Union
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Z.T. Osborn Jr
Duke Lee Lewis
Hoffa
Osborn
Lewis
Boston
Justice Department
U.S
High Court
Earl Warren
Potter Stewart
Edward Grady Partin
Teamsters
Negro expected to name first Negro to Illinois revenue post
Marshall Korshak said a federal poverty program official Theo dore Jones would replace him as Illinois state revenue director. Jones, Chicago regional OEO director and University of Illinois trustee, would be the first Negro in the post amid cabinet questions. A governor’s spokesman said no official announcement yet.
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Marshall Korshak
Theodore Jones
Illinois
Korshak
Cook County
Otto Kerner
Jones
Office of Economic Opportunity
University of Illinois
Marshall
Kerner
Sylvester White
Department of Registration and Education
White
Agreement Reached Averting Midnight Writers Strike
Los Angeles based Screen Writers Guild of America and major studios reached a new contract on Monday night before the deadline. An management offer was ratified at a Guild meeting held at the Century Plaza Hotel. Terms were not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Screen Writers Guild of America
Los Angeles Movie Studios
Century Plaza Hotel
Help You Hit the Jackpot Home Furnishings Ad
Howie Hustles offers cash for worthwhile home furnishings you no longer need. Call 942 3221 to reach an ad girl and list items to turn into cash.
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Howie Hustles
Morris Herald
Service A/3c Gregory Trenter Enlists for Special Forces
AF16856803 CMR 2933 441 Combat Supply Group APO San Francisco Calif 96328 lists Gregory Trenter a supply specialist who volunteered for special forces after May graduation in Amarillo Texas. He is now at Yakota AFB outside Tokyo providing support for deployed aircraft with prior duties in Da Nang Vien Hoa and Cam Ranh Bay. His enlistment was extended one year due to his critical field status. he is the son of Mrs Dorothy Tenter of 907 Union St.
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Gregory Trenter
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Amarillo
Tex
Yakota Afb
Tokyo
da Nang
Thailand
Vien Hoa
Camrohn Bay
Trenter
Dorothy Tenter
Union St
CARE famine and war relief appeal drives hunger aid
Your help goes where hunger is Famine in India. War in South Vietnam. CARE food gifts save lives and help the hungry work to feed themselves. Every dollar sends one package in your name, with a receipt showing where help went. Mail your check.
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India
South Vietnam
Latin America
Africa
Asia
O Neill Son of Eugene O Neill In Critical Condition
Shane O Neill 48 son of the late playwright Eugene O Neill was reported in critical condition after jumping from a second floor window of a Manhattan station house. He had been brought to the police station after a Sunday night arrest.
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New York
Shane O’ Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Manhattan
O'Neill
Laskey
Miss Kerrick
Cincinnati Slayings Probe Gains Momentum
Police in Cincinnati continue the investigation into six strangulation slayings and a fatal stabbing of Barbara Bowman, as they detain 29 year old Posteal Laskey who denies involvement. Laskey faces minor charges and is under questioning amid a citywide fear.
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Posteal Laskey
Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Cincinnati
Traffic Court fines for speed violation
Keith Thielson, 21, of Route J Braidwood, was fined 40 dollars and paid 5 dollars in court costs for a speeding violation.
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Keith Thielson
Rte
Farm employment falls below 5 million in late November
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department shows farm employment late in November dipped to 4.85 million, down from 5.06 million a year earlier and below the 1960-64 November average of 5.94 million. Family and hired workers combine to total 4.85 million, marking a first for this period in modern times.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Grapefruit Core Remover Gadget Tips and Fill Ideas
A gadget to hollow grapefruit halves removes the core centers, with kitchen scissors as a viable alternative. The centers can be filled with grenadine for a first course or dessert served from the fruit.
Man Dies After Repeated Car Crash In Salem
Samuel Davis, 67, was struck by a car at a Salem intersection a month earlier and released from the hospital on December 1. He was fatally struck by another vehicle at the same corner Monday night.
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Salem, Ore
Samuel Davis
Salem
Davis
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