Ray Asks Judge To Reopen Case In Martin Luther King Killing
Ray requests a postconviction petition and evidentiary hearing to reopen his case after a March 10 guilty plea and 499 year sentence. Judge Battle noted such petitions are common, while Percy Foreman criticized the timing and defended Ray's responsibility and legacy.
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Tan Battle
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Hedre
Baile
Supreme Court
Percy Foreman
New York
James
Parl Ray
James Earl
Martin Luther King
Foreman
Soviet Report Claims Red Chinese Arms Trade and Border Clashes
Soviet papers say the Soviet Union sold war matériel to the United States via secret Chinese firms and shipped 15 transport barrels to South Vietnam. Reports also note warplanes and tanks near the Damansky Chenpao island border where clashes occurred, while trains move workers to the Far East with improved salaries and living conditions cited to reinforce border settlements.
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United States
Vietnam
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Russia
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Tos
Tih Tleet
Hon Hone
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Pehine
South Jethan
Damansky
Chenpao
Sovetskaya Rossiya
Moscow Radio
China
Peru Seizes Tuna Boats and Fines Captains
Peru seized two U S tuna boats the Cape Anne and the San Juan off the north coast and released them after captains paid 825000 in fines. The incident occurs amid talks over U S oil property expropriation with Peruvian authorities and relates to a 200 mile fishing limit dispute.
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PIM Y Peru
Peru
United States
San Juan
U.S
Irwin
International Petroleum Co
Standard Oil
New Jereey
Mental Deterioration Of Sirhan In Kennedy Murder Trial
In Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan shows signs of worsening mental state as psychiatrists testify he is paranoid and deranged. Dr. Roderick Richardson described him with multiple descriptors while he sits through the Robert F. Kennedy murder trial. Despite care from his attorneys Sirhan may hope a mental illness finding could spare a life sentence. His family sought permission for birthday treats, but jailers denied the request.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bissara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Richardson
Huge Rail Complex Approved
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended approval of a 6.4 billion merger of Norfolk and Western with Chesapeake and Ohio. The plan would create a 27,000 mile system spanning 21 states and Ontario, absorbing the Baltimore and Ohio and indirectly influencing Boston and Maine Reading.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Weetarn
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Oia
Maine
North Carolina
Idewaeter
Virginia
Town
Nebraska
Missouri
Edward J. Hhoisseree
Ontario
Canada
Kisserce
Baltiemore & Olie Railroad
Boston & Maine Corp
Reading Co
Pennsylvania Central Stete
Racing Tax Bill Faces House Test
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland House faced a fight over taxing and racing days for Bowie Pimlico and Laurel tracks. Delegate Hess refused concessions and moved to postpone. an amendment to add days and taxes was blocked while a competing plan favored tying any extra revenue to purses.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Bowie
Pimlive
Laurel
Vel. W. Mule Hess
Wharford
Hess
del. Mallia
J. Goodman
Prince Georges
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Deak Clinite
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