Farrow acquitted in Malibu narcotics case
Photographer John Charles Farrow and artist Conroy 22 were freed in Malibu Justice Court after Judge Johan Merck found insufficient evidence for arraignment. Both NY residents were arrested June 30 in Topanga Canyon where deputies said marijuana was found.
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John Charles Farrow
Malibu
Johan Merck
Farrow
Conroy
Zippel
New York City
Topanga Canyon
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Farrow
Mia
Frank Sinatra
Gavin
James Gavin
Boston
James Jones
Lexington
Massachusetts Democratic Advisory Council
Johnson
U.S
France
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Fight to Oust Garrison Stymies Perjury Trial
In New Orleans Judge Frank J. Shea advances the perjury case against Dean A. Andrews Jr. amid a bid to oust District Attorney Jim Garrison from the Kennedy assassination probe. Andrews, 44, sought delays and witness subpoenas while alleging Garrison’s interest taints impartial justice. Andrews questioned 22 witnesses before the court.
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New Orleans
Atty
Jim Garrison
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Andrews
Garrison
Kennedy
Criminal District Court
Frank J. Shea
Jefferson Parish
High Court
Shea
Supreme Court
John F. Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Clay Bertrand
Shaw
Press Telegram Phone Inquiry Echoes Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled press telegram line about a phone inquiry and name fragments. The readable bits hint at an old telecommunication notice or classified inquiry. No clear person or organization fully identified.
Death row inmates gain extended stays and legal aid
Fifty Florida death row inmates won the right to be represented by ACLU lawyers as U.S. District Judge William A. McRae extended his stay order indefinitely. The ACLU argues many trial lawyers no longer effectively represent the convicts and seeks to challenge the death penalty's legality in Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla. LI
Florida
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Dist
William A. McRae
McRae
ACLU
McRze
Food prices seen rising but share of income steady
UPI reports government farm economists forecast retail food averages will rise through the year and surpass 1966 levels. Americans are expected to spend slightly less than 18 percent of after tax income on food this year, down from 18.3 percent in 1965, while livestock prices rise and crop prices stay relatively stable amid big harvests.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculturé Department
Department
Detective Paul Whitehead Killed by Three Escapees
Lincoln police Detective Paul Whitehead, 30, was killed in a gun battle with three Indiana convicts who fled from Michigan City prison on Aug. 3. Wounded were Byrd and Crooks. Murray was later captured after a high speed chase. Whitehead died en route to hospital after the encounter with the suspects and his partner Detective Paul Merritt.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lincoln
Indiana
Paul Whittehead
Arthur C. Murray
James Howard Byrd
Howard Crooks
Michigan City
Byrd
Whitehead
Paul Merritt
Crooks
Murray
Keling
Joseph Caroll
Merritt
Missouri
Carroll
Bryd
Merrill
Heavy Rainstorms Drench Large Areas Across U S
Unseasonably cool air covered a large central region as showers and heavy thunderstorms soaked Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Temperatures ran 5 to 10 degrees below normal from northern Texas to the Dakotas and Great Lakes with some spots in the 40s. Wilmington Delaware saw over three inches of rain flooding streets and prompting evacuations. Philadelphia Cameron New Jersey and Windsor Locks Connecticut reported heavy rains. Arizona saw 1.20 inches in Douglas with gusts to 63 mph after an 81 mph wind the night before. Santa Fe and Las Vegas New Mexico were dampened and Las Vegas Nevada got near two inches.
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Gulf
Texas
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Cameron
Windsor Locks
Conn
Arizona
Douglas
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Cab Door Fells 4 on Cable Car in San Francisco
Four people were swept from a San Francisco cable car when a cab driver opened a door in front of the St. Francis Hotel. They were hospitalized with one serious head injury and others with lesser injuries. Police cited driver Joseph Rice, 23, for opening a door in traffic. Rice himself had a leg injury.
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San Francisco
UPI
St. Francis Hotel
Joseph Rice
Jordan to Reveal Plans for Talks With Israel
Yugoslav President Tito seeks a Middle East peace plan with Egyptian President Nasser as Jordan signals it will announce negotiations with Israel within days. Ismail Hejazi, a former Jordan development minister, told the Jerusalem Post that Jordan plans to discuss talks at the upcoming Arab summit. Dayan urged Israelis not to accept 1949 armistice borders amid hopeful signs of diplomacy.
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Israel
Tito
Middle-East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ismail Hejazi
Jerusalem Post
Nasser
Israal
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Hejazi
Allah
Hussein
Cairo
Johnson
U.N. Security Counci
Ito
Moscow
Washington
Egypt
Solon cites U S Agency Overcharges
Congressman Otis G. Pike accuses the Defense Construction Supply Center in Columbus Ohio of paying far above catalog prices. He says nine small year items cost 194.30 each when listed at 3.43, and 20 three inch stainless steel rods cost 25.55 each while catalog price is 0.50. He declined to name the supplier pending investigation and suggests greed and possible kickbacks may be involved.
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Washington UP
Otis G. Pike
D-Ny
Pike
Defense Construction Supply Center
Columbus
Ohio
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