Experts To Examine Slugs In RFK Slaying Tests
Seven firearms experts plan microscopic tests to compare bullets from the RFK assassination with those recovered from Kennedy’s body to decide if more than one gun fired. Sirhan Sirhan’s .22 revolver was refired in a Friday test, with results tied to ongoing public records battles in Los Angeles and Memphis.
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Iver Johnson
Kennedy
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Ambassador Hotel
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Wolfer
Police Crime Lab
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CBS
California
Los Angeles Police Commission
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Tenn
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William H. Williams
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U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Two Journalists Enshrined in Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Herbert A. Meyer Jr., longtime editor of the Independence Reporter, and Elmer F. Beth, journalism professor at the University of Kansas, were inducted into the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame during Kansas Editors Day at KU. Pickett lauded Meyer for speaking up for right and community interests, and Beth for shaping journalism education through 30 years at KU and his classroom impact.
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University of Kansas
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Independence Reporter
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William Allen White
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Oscar S. Stauffer
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Pickett
Beth
University
Elmer Beth
Capper
Farm Publications
Hunt Brothers Are Acquitted In Wiretap Case
In Lubbock Texas AP Bunker and Herbert Hunt were acquitted by a jury after deliberating under three hours on six federal wiretapping counts from 1972. They admitted ordering taps to shield their father H L Hunt's companies from embezzlers, arguing motive mattered little in crime cases.
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Tex
Bunker Hunt
Herbert
H.L. Hunt
Bunker
U.S. District Court
Halbert Woodward
Hunt
Lamar
Kansas City Chiefs
Nuclear plant plan OK'd for Wolf Creek site in Kansas
NACRS subcommittee approved plans for the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington Kansas after three hours of testimony from engineers. A full committee review is set for October in Washington with a public safety and environmental hearing tentatively planned for Burlington. Kansas Gas & Electric and Kansas City Power & Light jointly seek a license to build the plant 3 ½ miles northeast of Burlington and 75 miles southwest of Kansas City near John Redmond Dam. Union Electric seeks a similar license for a plant near Fulton Missouri.
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Wolf Creek
Burlington
National Advisory Committee For
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Washington
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Lawrence
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
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Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas City
John Redmond
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Missouri River
Fulton
Pentagon Green Light To Abortions
The Pentagon directs military hospitals to perform abortions under Supreme Court guidelines, even in states with abortion bans. The memo allows case by case decisions when state laws conflict, and specifies eligibility of women connected to military service for admission to military facilities.
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Defense
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James R. Cowan
Defense For Health and Environment
Cowan
Five Young Terrorists Executed In Spain
Five young terrorists were executed by firing squad early today in Spain after appeals to Gen Francisco Franco were rejected. Three were executed at a military barracks south of Madrid, with others dying in Burgos and Barcelona as police sealed Carabanchel Prison.
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Spain
Franciso Franco
Burgos
Barcelona
Carabanchel
Franto
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