Green Beret Lawyer Seeks Writ for Marines Case
San Francisco. Attorney Henry Rothblatt said he will go to federal court to seek the release of three of six Green Beret officers accused of murdering a reported Vietnamese double agent. If denied, he will request a hearing to move the case from military to civilian court. He aims for Maj. David Crew Capt. Leland Brumley and Capt. Robert Marasco to be freed.
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Israeli planes strike Egyptian targets in Suez region
Israeli fighter planes bombed targets in southern and northern Suez Canal sectors and along the Suez Gulf. Officials report all aircraft returned safely. The strike follows a pattern of prior raids and comes amid continuing Egyptian aggression.
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Kopechne lawyer opposes autopsy in Berkey case
In Wilkes Barre, attorney for Mary Jo Kopechne's parents argued autopsy on her body should not be ordered to satisfy public curiosity. He said proof of crime is needed and the autopsy must prove or disprove guilt, as the Kopechnes attended the hearing seeking dismissal of a Massachusetts petition for exhumation.
Two Charged In Kidnap Of Child
Two Harlem women Corr stance Dezonle and Pauline Coleman were held on federal kidnap charges after allegedly kidnapping a one year old girl named Tundalayo Jones and selling her to a South Carolina woman. FBI traced the child to Charleston and arrest followed at the home of William and Irby Jones.
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McKeldin Charged In Hunting Case Near Gamber
Theo dore R. McKeldin Jr and four others face charges after a dove hunt near Gamber Carroll County. Prosecutor noted he had pursued many similar violators but acknowledged no one claimed shooting, and a game warden cited corn in the field as the issue. Each defendant must appear for trial or post $51.95 collateral.
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Daley decries TV radio trial coverage of 1968 DNC case
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley told the Catholic Lawyers Guild that broadcast coverage of the eighties case inflames violence and distorts facts. He argued media focus shifts from courtroom proceedings to demonstrations outside. The National Lawyers Guild planned a protest over Judge Julius Hoffman contempt orders affecting defense lawyers Lefcourt and Tiger.
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House Democrats jockey for speakership change
In Washington the House Democrats begin private jockeying as Speaker McCormack nears potential departure. Carl Albert appears solid to succeed, while conservatives back Mills though Mills eyes the speaker's chair, setting up a polarized race within the party.
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Mandel Sets Closures Baltimore Job Corps Center
Governor Mandel ordered the Baltimore Job Corps Center closed with a two week transfer window for trainees. He rejected a 120 day extension sought by Donald Rumsfeld and proposed a new Maryland Job Corps program, while dispute over operator surfaced between Burroughs and Westinghouse.
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