Case Is Accepted In King Assassination defense
Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes has accepted James Earl Ray's defense in the murder case of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The extradition matter is being handled by a British law firm appointed by the court. The item also notes other brief AP reports from Denver to Sioux City on fallout from nuclear tests, a glue-sniffing party, a fatal horse kick, earthquake relief, student boycotts, a bus crash, Eisenhower health, and a London reform pledge by Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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Veterans toll rises as Vietnam war deaths pass 23000
U S and South Vietnamese reports show 324 Americans killed in the week ending last Saturday and 2,325 wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses totaled 1,613. South Vietnamese casualties were 286 killed and 1,189 wounded as the war's toll nears 23,000 Americans. In Los Angeles, the Aults plan a year on an uninhabited South Sea island with help from a sea captain.
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Gun Deaths Rise as AP Reports 39 in rase
The Associated Press survey shows 39 people in the United States killed by firearms since midnight Sunday including 51 homicides 28 personal crisis and 10 accidental deaths. Details include three children killed in separate incidents and a shooting in Graceville Florida involving a former patient.
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Broadway to reopen as strike ends with three year deal
Broadway shut by Actors Equity strike resumes tonight after a Gracie Mansion meeting with Mayor John V. Lindsay union director Angus Duncan and producer David Merrick. The three year contract sets wage rates of 145 a week first year 150 second year and 155 last year, with possible price increases for audiences. Three Broadway shows The I Dol How Now Dow Jones and Joe Egg closed during the walkout.
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Alcoholic drivers cited as real highway menace at AMA in San Francisco
Dr Melvin Selzer at the AMA convention argues chronic alcoholism, not casual social drinking, is the greater highway danger. He cites a three year study showing 36 of fatal Drivers known to be alcoholics and links emotional problems to crashes. Michigan researchers note belts could have saved half of 177 highway deaths in four year study.
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Physicians For Automotive Safety
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Paul W. Gikas
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