Ray To Contest Charge in London Court Fight
James Earl Ray's American attorney met him at Wandsworth Prison to prepare the defense for an extradition case and possible trial in Memphis. Attorney Arthur J. Hanes said Ray would plead not guilty if he goes to trial and noted Ray's good health and attitude.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Alabama
Memphis
Tenn
United States
England
State To Appeal Court Ruling On Siots Payoff
Annapolis AP Gov Agnew said he directed the attorney general to appeal a Circuit Court ruling that slot machines paying off in tokens or non cash still remain legal in Maryland. The panel in Prince Georges County allowed retention if no cash payout, while states aim to curb such devices. Agnew noted a study committee to modernize government and referenced a failed constitutional reform. He also said Maryland will not engage in price fighting with Baltimore over Friendship International Airport purchase plans at $22 million.
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Spiro Agnew
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Prince Georges County
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J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Senate
William S. James
D-Harford
House
Marvin Mandel
D-Balto Ltd
John N. Curlett
MceCormick and Co
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Baltimore City
State of Friendship International Airport
Monkees TV series ends after second season
The Monkees will not return for 1968-69 as NBC cancels the show after a second season seen by critics as a rehash of the first. Mike Nesmith says the band declined to repeat old material and notes they earned about 1,250 dollars per segment while making four to five million dollars last year.
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Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Monkees
Monkee
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Nesmith
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Producer Devised Monkess Material Builds Hidden Fortune
The article notes a producer who originated much of the Monkees musical material and will collect about 20 million in future deferred payments. He worries about the future and has invested 75000 of his own funds into a non Monkee project titled The Wichita Train Whistle Sings. The DOT album is gaining airplay and Natty investment may pay off.
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Naasattthy
TV Censorship Stakes and Standards Shaped by NBC
In a defense of network standards, NBC executive Robert D. Kasmaire argues television should mature without abandoning good taste and restraint. The piece reflects on how age, morals, and culture shape what is broadcast and what remains off air.
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New York
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Mr. Minsky
Vietnam veteran Sgt Lloyd G Divel receives commendations
VIETNAM VET Sgt Lloyd G Divel of Boonsboro has returned from a year in Vietnam. He earned the Army Commendation Medal with V device for heroism, the Bronze Star, and the Purple Heart for grenade wounds. After a 30 day leave at home he reported to Fort McClellan Alabama as a land and navigation instructor at AIT School, joined by his wife Patricia Linton Divel.
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Marshall Divel
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Patricia Linton
Frederick
Escapees Sought After Victor Cullen Breakout
Two 15 year old boys Blaine L. Mahony and Gerald J. Moore escaped from Victor Cullen Sena for Boys in Sadillasville at 4 30 am today. A car reported stolen from the school grounds at the same time is linked to the escape and a car belonging to Harry D Catts of West Hyattsville used by school employee Gerald Buscher is missing. Trooper Gary Beard investigates.
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Sadillasville
Harry D. Catts
West Hyattsville
Gerald Buscher
Blaine L. Mahony
Gerald J. Moore
Gary Beard
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