Sam Sheppard dies at 46 in Columbus home
Sam Sheppard former osteopath and controversial murder convict died at his Columbus Ohio home aged 46 after three days of illness. Lawyer F Lee Bailey said Sheppard had cancer and had refused to see a doctor. Autopsy planned. cause of death not yet announced.
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Kunstler Urges Action Over Seale Trial Protest
William Kunstler urged young radicals to oppose the Bobby Seale conspiracy trial in New Haven. He told Boston University listeners that resisting means more than picket signs and emphasized not calling for violence. The speech followed militant demonstrations supporting Panthers awaiting trial on charges including kidnapping and murder.
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David Eisenhower May Skip Amherst Graduation Ceremony
David Eisenhower may not attend his Amherst College graduation on June 7 to avoid potential embarrassment from campus protesters. He cites family concerns and notes discomfort with possible speaker choices. His wife Julie’s commencement at Smith College on May 30 remains on, with the First Family planning to attend.
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Letter found twelve years late reveals Reno romance
Corky Poole mailed a letter to his Las Vegas girlfriend while a Reno student. The note, dated March 4 1958 with a three cent stamp, arrived last week to Mrs Poole now living with their two children. Postal officials say misplacement over 450 miles occurs rarely, and the letter lingered between cases for years.
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States limit welfare payments upheld by high court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that states may cap welfare payments to families with dependent children. Justice Potter Stewart wrote the majority opinion, upholding Maryland’s $250 per month ceiling and rejecting a claim of unconstitutional discrimination against large families. A separate ruling involving New York AFDC cuts was sent back for further action.
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Fate of Hijackers Left to North Korea
Tokyo reports nine radical hijackers from the Japanese Communist Party faced prosecution by North Korea after a 43 hour air piracy ended in Pyongyang. North broadcasts called the hijackers strangers and pledged to act after investigation while Japan would respect Pyongyang's wishes on repatriation. The hijackers seek military training in North Korea, while the captive crew and hostage were returned. Captain Shinji Ishida said he expected imprisonment but was surprised by his hotel accommodation.
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Danish King Frederik Survives Car Skid and Crash
In Copenhagen the 71-year-old King Frederik, at the wheel of a royal Bentley, skidded on a slippery road Sunday, the car overturned onto its side. Passersby alerted by the royal license plate rushed to help. the king, spectacles on and a pipe in his mouth, declined aid then rode in an ambulance to Amulfenborg Palace after a brief inspection.
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Newsmen Hidden From Presidential Social Occasions
At the White House press center, reporters were told not to approach the Nixons or their guests at social events unless invited. Connie Stuart urged discretion at the Windsor dinner, noting the President may introduce guests between dinner and entertainment. Ground rules echoed past practices but discouraged handshakes at the receiving line.
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Nixon Tours New White House Press Room With LBJ
President Nixon gave Lyndon B. Johnson a tour of the new White House press room. Johnson praised improvements while joking about press coverage. They discussed setup changes, the briefings area, and shared remarks during worship at the White House. Cardinal Krol warned against material remedies and warned of rising violence.
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