Kaiser dies at 85 in Hawaii legacy and impact
The obituary notes HJ Kaiser founder of the Kaiser Foundation and Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, famed for the Hoover, Grand Coulee and Bonneville dams and for leading U S shipbuilding in World War I. It cites his faith as key to attaining great values and recounts his failed postwar Kaiser-Frazier car venture after buying the Willow Run plant.
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HJ. Kaiser
Hawaii
Kaiser Foundation
Kaiser
Hoover
Grand Coulee
Bonneville
United States
Willow Run
Michigan
Joseph Wrazier
Kaiser#razier automobiles
Expanded Bombing Is Opposed by McNamara
Former defense secretary Robert McNamara urged ending U S involvement in Vietnam at the earliest feasible time. He argued that past North Vietnamese responses show bombing cannot force negotiation and that broad bombing risks widening the war.
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Namara
United States
Vietnam
McNamara
South Vietnam
U S Jets Smash Hanoi China Line
U S jets attacked near the DMZ as Marine defenses near Camp Carroll repelled a Communist assault. Eight Marines were killed and 23 wounded, with B52 strikes targeting southern DMZ positions. A downed F105 increased missing airmen to 19 this period. Saigon’s Neuyen Van Thien vowed action against alleged military corruption as election campaigns near.
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Dmz
Carroll Bastion
U.S
Gio Linh
North Vietnam
Red China
Kep
Hanoi
Saigon
Neuyen van Thien
South Vietnam
George Rockwell the U S Nazi Leader Slain
The article profiles George Rockwell also known as the American Hiller founder of the World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists later the American Nazi Party. It notes his court appearances in Chicago and Bristol, his 1966 civil rights protests, expulsion from Britain in 1962, and denial of entry to Argentina in 1963.
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Rockwell
American Hiller
World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists
American Nazi Party
George “Doc” Rockwell
Hebron Academy
Maine
Brown University
Providence
Virginia
Chicago
Ogilvie
United States
Britain
Argentina
Jury selection underway in Kirschke murder trial
Judge Parker summons 50 jurors for a long selection process in the Kirschke case. Prosecutors and defense each get 20 peremptory challenges to dismiss potential jurors. Ramsey seeks separate or death-qualified juries, but motions are denied. Prosecutor Harris plans to decide on death penalty after testimony.
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Parker
Teagan
Ramsey
California Supreme Court
Harris
Ramsey in Defense Plea Cites Bible and Tears in Court
Defense attorney Albert C. S. Ramsey, voice breaking, pleaded to bar death penalty references in jury selection for the State versus Jack Kirschke. He argued jurors must reflect a cross section, not a death penalty oriented pool, citing scripture and conscience as judges of justice. The judge denied his motions.
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Albert C. S. Ramsey
Jack Kirschke
Ramsey
God
Harris
Albert C. 5
Bob Shumwat
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