Kennedy family backs new JFK pub in England near Derby
Article notes the Kennedy family approving a memorial John F. Memmedy pub in England on a housing estate near Derby. The estate named The American Estate features roads named after American presidents and walls adorned with photos, including the Pentagon, amid a housing development by ABC Brewers.
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Kennedy
John F. Memmedy
England
Ind Coope
London
JFK
Derby
ABC Brewers
Aylesbury
Boston
Pentagon
Deiy
Tower
Sophie Loren
Ponti
Hadi
Juarez
Italy
Mexico
Miss Loren
Paris
Giuliana Fiasizi
France
Omic Renti
Carlo Ponti
Gladys Moblincon
Spalding
Alés
Alec
U.S
Vietnam
Daly
America
Michael Collins
David R. Scott
United States
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Midwest trucking shutdown hurts Chicago transport hub
Chicago and the Midwest feel a second lockout strike as about 45 000 truckers are idled. Merchants press for a rapid settlement to salvage Chicago's role as a national distribution center amid talks and looming supply cuts across Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and the Northwest.
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Chicago
Midwest
Ilinois Retail Merchants Association
Joseph T. Meek
Richard J. Daley
Meek
Wisconsin
Iews
Minnesota
Minnesota Motor Transport, Employers Association
G. H. Becker
St Paul
Minneapolis
Becker
Twin Cities
Northwest
Military Court Expands Miranda Rights To Military Trials
In a 2 1 decision the Supreme Court's Miranda rule extends to all military cases tried after June 13 1966. The ruling affects Airman Michael L Tempia of New York City convicted June 14 1966 for indecent liberties with three 10 year old girls at Dover Air Force Base Delaware. He appealed alleging lack of counsel during pretrial statements. The Military Appeals Court previously allowed such statements and ruled improper the judge advocate's refusal to provide Tempia with counsel during the investigation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Us. Court of Military Appeal
Homer Ferguson
3.C
Michael L. Tempia
New York City
Dover Air Force Base
del. Tempia
U.S. Military Appeals Court
Tempia
Special Office of Investigations
It May Take Congress to Avert Rail Shutdown
Washington reports Congress may be the only way to avert a coast to coast railroad strike set for May 3. Six railroad shopcraft unions left Washington, jeopardizing a potential contract settlement with railroads handling 95 percent of U.S. rail service. Congress has signaled willingness to act if necessary to prevent a walkout.
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Congress
Washington
UPS
U.S
Russ Leaders Share Blame and Svetlana on Stalin Era Crimes
Svetlana says present Soviet leaders share responsibility for killings and crimes during Joseph Stalin's regime. She discusses religious beliefs, desire for U.S. citizenship, marriage, and hope for acceptance, while defending Orthodox roots and her own faith. She criticizes Party officials and notes university admission restrictions for Jews in Moscow.
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Svetlana
Joseph Stalin
Acksion
United States
Cmtral
Communist Party
Polifbtra
Hteich
Moscow
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