Kennedy Takes Stand at Inquest on Chappaquiddick Case
Kennedy answered questions as state and local authorities prepared for an inquest into the Chappaquiddick accident. Attendees included Dist. Atty Edmund Dinis and groups of Kennedy supporters and witnesses. The inquiry focuses on whether Kennedy could have saved Miss Kopechne and why he reported the crash nine hours later.
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Edmund
Dinis
New Bedford
Kennedy
Kopechne
Poncha Pond
Devrees
Edgartown
Chappaquiddick Island
Kenedino
Ment
Joseph F. Gargan
Boyle
Dist. Atty
Dials
Massachusetts Supreme Court
High Court
Go Ahead Held Up on Drilling in Santa Barbara Channel
Union Oil has not received clearance to install a third drilling platform in the Santa Barbara Channel. Dr. William T. Pecora and Interior Secretary Walter Hickel are reviewing Union’s plans amid concerns over pollution from last January’s undersea blowout. Union President Fred Hartley said pressure could build beneath the ocean floor, making further drilling inadvisable.
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Washington
Union Oil Co
Santa Barbara
U.S. Geological Survey
William T. Pecora
Walter Hickel
Union
Fred Hartley
Newsmen
Pecors
Hartley
Eoen
Lindsay names Morgenthau deputy mayor
New York Democrat Robert Morgenthau, ousted by the Nixon administration, was named deputy mayor by Mayor Lindsay. Morgenthau, 60, will be Lindsay’s third deputy at a salary of 42500 dollars. The appointment surprised City Hall. he is the son of Henry Morgenthau Jr. and was pressured to resign last month by the White House.
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New York
UPI
Robert M. Morgenthau
Nixon
Town Vv. Lindsay
Morgenthau
Lindaay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
White House
Dam in Argentina Breaks and Toll Feared
Rescue teams organized by police fire and civil defense workers grapple with a rising threat after a dam break in Mendoza Argentina. Heavy rain cut off communications and disrupted power hindering efforts in the wine city and surrounding dry foothills that rely on mountain river irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenio Blanco
Mendoza
Argentina
Agnew Visits Nepal Amid Protests And Cheerful Greetings
Vice President Agnew arrived in Nepal to a 19 gun salute as protesters circulated petitions against his visit. He praised Everest as a symbol of Nepal and noted his childhood adventure tales. Nepal, an aid recipient from multiple powers, hosted him as the fifth stop on his goodwill tour.
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Agnew
Arkansas
Welcomers
Nepal
Everest
MT. Everest
U.S
Carol Lalas
Bista
Pal
Soviet Union
China
United States
Philippines
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Thailand
Kabul
Afghanistan
Bangkok
Agia
UMW Official Fights On After Miners Union Loss
Longtime Mine Workers official Yablonski and his family were killed in a Pennsylvania mine accident. Yablonski, with 35 years in mining, led a vigorous campaign against Boyle, campaigning from coal fields by rented plane. He served on the International Executive Board and criticized the election as stolen, seeking government review while stressing union remedies.
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Pennsylvania
Yablonski
Boyle
UMW
Washington
Pennsyslvania
International Executive Board
Stosen
Labor Department
Balvo
Mine Workers
Edward L. Carey
Truck With Shells Overturned Near Pueblo
A truck carrying 165 millimeter shells and rocket motors overturned on US 50 bypass near Pueblo while en route from Milan Tennessee to the Navy munitions depot in Concord California. Driver Harry W. Hay and passenger John Pate received minor injuries. no ordnance exploded.
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Pueblo
Cole
Navy
Concord
Calif
Haga
Pueblo Army Depot
Ft. Cernon
Colorado State Patrol
U.S. 50
Milan
Tenn
Harry W. Hay
Joplin
John ¥. Pate
Stark City
Extradition Hearing for 2 in Tate Killing
Watson and Krenwinkel face extradition hearings in Austin Texas and Mobile Alabama over the Tate LaBianca murders. Attorneys argue insufficient evidence for California return. Mobile judge deems Krenwinkel extradition warrant valid and will rule further. Linda Kasabian and Linda type not yet plead. Court officials and fingerprints cited in California claim.
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Charles Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Sharon Tate
LaBianca
Austin
Tex
Mobile
Ala
Bill Boyd
Watson
M. A. Marsal
Miss Krenwinkel
California
Boyd
Krenwinkel
Hollywood
Miss Tate
Benedict Canyon
S Late
Texas
Martin Dies Jr
Gilbert Pena
Joseph M. Hocklander Jr
Diaz
Atty
Carl M. Booth
Mobile Comity
Krepwinkel
Dies
Preston Smith
Reagan
McKinney
Tate
Susan Atkins
Leslia van, Houten
Miss van Houten
Leno
Har
Jay Sebring
Playboy
Vollyck Frykowski
Abigail Folger
Steven Parent
Charles Manson
Two Muslims Shot by Alabama Police in Chasing Incident
In Montgomery two men identified as members of a Black Muslim faction were killed after a Sunday night arson chase that started with a fire at a white radio station and a piano store. Two others, including a 16 year old, were arrested on arson charges as police recovered the fleeing car and fire-starting remains.
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Montgomery
Ala
Asst
H.P. Brown
Facion
Drue H. Lackey
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Socral
Mise Kapechne
Go-Ahead
Lindsay
Chippaquiddick Island
Dukes County
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Esther Newberg
Arlington, Va
Mary Ellen Lyons
Milton
Rosemary Keough
Susan Tannenbaum
James A. Boyle
Courthouse
Tate Killing
Combined News Service
Linda Kagablan
Lackey
Brown Wald
Brown
Ronald Dorsey
New York City
Community Commando
Black Muslim Organization
Dorsey
Butas
Foreman & Clark
Mens
Cobain
Romedarty
Eer
Lakewood Center
Lakewood
Wed
del Amo Center
Torrance
Buena Park Center
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