State Calls Psychiatrists To Testify In Murder Case
In La Plata Maryland prosecutors plan to call psychiatrists to challenge an insanity defense in the murder trial of Joseph James Bartholomew. The state contends Bartholomew killed Sheriff Samuel A. Graham and Turp ey Albert L. Kelly during an escape from the Wicomico County jail on December 8.
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Slump Hits Volkswagen as Toyota Gains in U.S. Sales
In nine months of 1969 Toyota's U.S. sales rose 94 percent from 1968, reaching 93,427 and moving to second among imports, while Volkswagen's U.S. sales fell 9.2 percent to 396,993 as VW faces tougher competition from Toyota and Daihatsu. Toyota expands dealer network from 329 to 406, and Corolla averages 1,790 dollars with Corona at 2,066.
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New York
Arthur Ralston
Volkswagen of America
Las Vegas Violence Subsides After Weekend Turmoil
Las Vegas authorities report a downturn in violence on the predominantly Negro West Side after two violent nights. More than 100 arrests noted, with property damage in the tens of thousands. Mayor Grayson imposed curfew and sought National Guard support, though troops were not deployed. The unrest followed an incident involving two black policemen and a black cab driver, with police and deputies sealing off a 40 block area as officers patrolled the neighborhood.
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Tax Aid To Nonpublic Schools Faces Attack
An ACLU spokesman in Baltimore denounced tax aid to nonpublic schools as promoting segregation. Odd Doerr spoke at a Governor's Commission hearing, arguing private enrollments are largely white and that aid could increase black public school enrollment and weaken First Amendment protections. Witnesses from Catholic and Jewish systems disputed the claims. Baltimore rabbis urged expanded aid to preserve diversity and freedom of choice in education.
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