Guarino joins first cold and $5 offer study
University of Pennsylvania sophomore Stephen Guarino woke with a cold but a win in his mind after responding to a newspaper ad offering $5 an hour for a research project on the common cold. He was among 30 students chosen, earned $10, and recalled roaming without shoes or lights in the pursuit of money. He later lamented stolen stereo equipment and poor sleep from window-open nights.
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Stephen Guarino
University of Pennsylvania
Guarino
Revere
Mass
Angry judge ousts Roswell jury over guilty verdict
In Roswell New Mexico Judge George L Reese dismissed seven men and five women after a jury failed to convict Larry Cleland 29 of auto theft. He ordered a new jury to be impaneled for future cases and noted the verdict as an example of failing to convict on clear evidence. Cleland, who pleaded not guilty, faces trial on related jail escape charges.
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Roswell
N.M
George L. Reese
Larry Cleland
Gag Rule Silences Loud Defendant in Philadelphia Court
Judge Leo Weinrott ordered 21 year old George Kenney gagged for telling the judge to go to hell during voir dire in a May fatal liquor cler k shooting and $200 holdup case. Kenney argued with jurors and his attorney while deputies restrained him.
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US Supreme Court
Leo Weinratt
Philadelphia
George Kenney
Kenney
Weinrott
Weinrer
Weinrolt
Toll in Vietnam War escalates with heavy US losses
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces bombarded 23 Allied installations amid a fresh offensive. American casualties rose with 65 killed and 340 wounded since Tuesday. U.S. helicopters were downed, and enemy losses were heavy as ground fighting spread in Binh Thuan and surrounding areas. The weekly U.S. death toll reached 79, with total American fatalities in Vietnam surpassing 41,000. Princess Maria Beatrixa of Savoy wed Luis Raigel Reyna Corvalan in Ciudad Juarez as Italy’s royal line documents a union abroad.
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Binh Thuan
Vietnam
Ciudad Juarez
Mexica
Maria Beattieca
Savoy
Umberto II of
Tialy
Luis Raigel Reyna Corvalan
Cambodia Regime Frees 486 Political Prisoners
Cambodian government claims to release 486 political prisoners jailed by deposed Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The communique cites 140 killed in pro-Sihanouk protests since the ouster, two border clashes with Vietnam near Phnom Penh, and ongoing violence with Viet Cong forces. The release was framed as ending injustice during a ceremony with tearful reunions.
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Fhnom Penh
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Tax Agent Miller Faces Kidnap Charge in 1967 Case
Los Angeles authorities say former IRS agent Ronald Lee Miller was arraigned on a Little Lindbergh Law kidnapping indictment in the 1967 abduction of Kenneth John Young, son of a financier. Held without bail as prosecutors pursue justice, with $250000 ransom unfound and the FBI citing 18 witnesses. Sydney reports Queen Elizabeth and family departing for Hobart to begin a five week Australian tour.
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Ronald Lee Miller
Los Angeles
Beverly Hille
Sre Wirrihare
Kenneth John Young
Miller
Superior Court
George M. Dell
Internal Revenue Service
California
Hieherd A. Walton
Clarabelle
Walton
U S Keeps Neutral Stance in Cambodia Says Rogers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers testified before the Senate committee that the Nixon administration aims to maintain neutrality in Cambodia and avoid involvement that could trigger an Indochina War. Mansfield said the administration’s attitude is correct and that U S profile in Cambodia is very low. Aiken agreed the U S would not supply military aid even if a Communist takeover occurred, preferring to consult Congress before any move. State Dept officials noted interest in a French proposal to neutralize all of Indochina as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
UPT
William P. Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cambodia
Ater Rogers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sen
George D. Aiken
Rogers
United States
Phnom Penh
Congress
Aiken
State Department
Indochina
Violence at Stanford escalates with paint attack and riots
At Stanford University President Kenneth Pitzer was doused with red paint by a masked assailant as demonstrations continued. Four people were arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges amid campus unrest. A second night saw militants attempt to storm the ROTC building. about a dozen windows were broken and police dispersed the crowd. Arrested locals include Brooks Yeager, David Smothers, Lewis Saifer, and Charles Nable. Governor hopes for calm as authorities report injuries minimal.
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Stanford
UPI
Stanford University
Kenneth 5
Pitzer
Grove House
Draw
Brooks B. Yeager
David A. Smothers
Lewis J. Saifer
Charles W. Nable
Yeager
Smothers
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