Reputed Klansman pleads not guilty in 1964 killings
James Ford Seale, 71, former Ku Klux Klansman, pleaded not guilty to two kidnapping counts and one conspiracy charge in the 1964 deaths of Charles Eddie Moore and Henry Hezekiah Dee. He was arraigned in Jackson Mississippi with a bond hearing set, while the case, reopened after decades, highlights cold case civil rights era justice. The indictment details that Seale held a shotgun while others beat the teens and dumped them into the Mississippi River. Charles Marcus Edwards, also named, was not charged. FBI Director Mueller, Attorney General Gonzales, and relatives spoke, noting renewed pursuit of accountability.
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National News Roundup
A wrongful death suit targets KDND FM and staff over a radio contest in Sacramento where Jennifer Strange died after nearly two gallons of water. Knox College offers Stephen Colbert a fireproof honorary degree amid Clinton visit. Lincoln police report a 13 year old videoing sexual assaults on a 5 year old, with mother discovering the tape. Clarendon firefighters deploy pet oxygen masks for smoke rescue.
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World densest memory circuit created by Caltech UCLA team
California researchers claim to have built the world's densest memory circuit, about 160 times denser than current circuits yet about the size of a human white blood cell. The device holds 160000 bits, with density of 100 billion bits per square centimeter, surpassing prior molecular circuits.
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Court convicts soldier of murder at Fort Campbell
Fort Campbell Kentucky A 10th Airborne Division soldier Corey R Clagett 22 was sentenced to 18 years for murdering a detainee and participating in two other killings during a May 9 raid on the Muthana chemical complex in Samarra. He pleaded guilty to murder attempted murder conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Other soldiers in the unit gave differing accounts and awaiting court proceedings continues for Staff Sgt Raymond Girouard.
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