U S Moves To Bring Back Accused Killer Of Dr King
U S authorities moved to extradite James Earl Ray, accused of killing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., seeking swift proceedings in Britain and Canada. Ray was held on a passport and gun charge in London with a provisional warrant and possible appeal paths.
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U.S
Dr. King
Ray
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Canada
London
Lisbon
Texperts
James Far
United
Brixton
Bow Street
High
Samurday
Snace
George Sneyd
Lake
Police Captain Tells Of Lineup After Sailors Slain
Police Captain Paul Sullivan described a lineup used after the slayings of Russell Schilling and James Cook at a restaurant. Witnesses identified the suspect from four men in the lineup conducted at the police station. Defense questioned officers’ actions and the procedure, including jackets worn by officers and cross-examination about coercion.
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Paul J. Sullivan
Miorder
Stephen "Roberts
Robertson
Russell A. Schilling
Newport
Washi
James D. Cook
Porl-Arthur
Tex
Broadway
Sullivan
P.m
Swilvan
Restau
Ond
Sald Arayertan
Nan
Wlore
Aranl’ Arabian
Providente
Jollivan
Pilicemen
Willia W.carcoran
Sulliva
Joseph Silvia
Robert O. Mazen
Navy
City
Felice
Frank
Walsh
Rockets Hit Saigon In Rush Hour Civilian Toll Mounts
Viet Cong rockets pounded Saigon during morning rush hour killing civilians and raising casualties to at least 128 dead and 510 wounded. Government buildings were damaged. one rocket hit the communications HQ knocking out telephones abroad. US and Allied forces mobilized, deploying patrols, helicopter gunships, and air power to counter firing positions around the capital. Westmoreland left command as the bombardment continued, with observers noting fear and disruption in the city.
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Saigon
Indy
Jor
Lam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Sai Fon
Tims
Thes
Andi
Capltal
Allie Forces
Mint Cong
Fire tears through house on Mann Avenue in three hours
A three hour blaze on Mann Avenue damaged the second and third floors of a dwelling at 42 Mann Ave owned by Mrs. Hilda Kin'el Pawtucket. Residents described smoke pouring from walls as fire crews battled heat and water damage, with many spectators watching from the street. The fire displaced two families and Red Cross aid was provided to the Barrett and Wilson households.
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Mann Avenue
Mann Ave
Hilda Rel Kin'el
Michael
Domme
Apasserba
Michael J. Carlier
Kay St
Mandl Aveo
Mount Vernon Schreck
George Bulter
Tommy P. Wilson
Pam
San
Tommy
Lonnie
Clift Hall Jr
Ives
Virginia. Coons
Philips’ Ave
Middletown
Five Week Hunt Fails To Find City Renewer
After five weeks of intensive search for a downtown renewal developer, the Redevelopment Agency voted to approach past interested parties and firms, hoping to spark renewed bids. The agency also discussed expediting a waterfront road project linked to Historic Hill, and considered eviction options for tenants delaying demolition of a key building.
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Joseph Je Nevins
Jbad
Ellers“Beseit
Nevins
William H. Leys
Coly
Laing Wharf
Thames Sleet
Thames ‘Street
Pier Extension Contract Awarded for Naval Pier
Washington reports that the Naval Facility Engineering Command awarded Perini Corp of Boston a $1,291,299 contract to extend Pier One at the Naval Base. The 1,350 foot extension aims to accommodate shifting vessel needs and improved facility capacity.
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Washington
Fernand Sir Germain
Naval Facility Engineering Command
Perini Corp
Boston
Naval Base
Olds
Agency Delays Tourist Plan for Newport County Parcel
The Redevelopment Agency postponed action on the Newport County Chamber of Commerce request for downtown land for a tourist information and executive office. An agency member noted a motel hotel group may be interested in the waterfront parcel, while the chamber seeks early assurance to begin planning. Construction updates show the seawall project about 30 days behind schedule and Gravel III 93 percent complete.
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Market Square
Easieaie
E Netter Group
Agence
Nevius
Gerald Gould
Washington, D. C
Memorial Bailevard
Newport Bridge
Leys
New York
Cannon Street
Market! Square
Talget
Angs
Anyt Festy
Ioan
Joan
Charles A. Hambly
Lawnon Street
Newport County Chamber of Commerce
Joseph G. Nevins
Phavshaw ix Infarnetad
Fisherman Rescued After Drifting in Cold Fog Off Newport
The drifting fisherman Joseph Wigman, from Wingham Massachusetts, was lost in pea fog off Wood's Slate Massachusetts after his outboard failed. He signaled with a foghorn and fire when his clothing dried, then was rescued by Navy and Coast Guard teams after several days at sea.
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Newport
Ernest Hemingway
Navy
Coast Guard
Joseph Wigman
Department’ State
Wingham
Mass
Wood
Wigman
Raston
Middletown
Nolnt
Wigmen
Haslon's
New Moves Hint Peace Talks Resume Tomorrow in Paris
In Paris AP reports potential breakthroughs in long stalled peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam. Negotiators, including U.S. diplomats and North Vietnamese representatives, plan to convene Wednesday while noting a patient, diplomatic approach amid continuing bombings and warnings from Hanoi's leaders.
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Paris
United
Linn
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Wast
Re. Hackington
Hardman
U.S. Ani
To Chi Minh
United States
Manol
United ‘States
Paris Arks
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