Judge Hagerty Acquitted In Sex Party Case Sedition
A New Orleans judge, Edward A. Hagerty Jr., 36, was acquitted of charges including soliciting prostitution and obscenity after a private stag party at a midtown motel. The court ruled police eavesdropping without warrant was unlawful and that the party was a private gathering. Juryless Braniff presided in Criminal District Court.
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Cane
Clay Ghaw
Edward A. Hagerty Jr
New ‘Orleans
Haggerty
Criminal District & Court
Matthew S. Braniff
Wihou Jury
Criminal District Court
Shaw
New Orleans
Dist
Atty
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Braniff
Pernice
Ihe An
Pence
Kenneth A. Reeves
Double Heart Transplant Patient Dies in Michigan
Gerald Kenneth Rector, the third person to receive two heart transplants, died in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Doctors cited lung, kidney, and liver infections as the cause. Rector had a heart transplant 11 days prior at the University of Michigan Hospital, with the donor being Hildreth Judy of Salina.
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Gerald Kenneth Rector
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Hospital
Rector
Two Die and Six Hurt in Blasting Gas Explosion
In Blakely Georgia a major butane gas blast killed Thomas Edward Deal 36 and James Herman Clark 58 as they investigated a leak at a motor firm. The explosion destroyed the Davenport Motor Co building and a nearby grocery, knocked out most downtown windows, started a large fire, and isolated the town of 5000 for hours. Fire units from four towns contained the blaze. two people remained seriously injured, four were treated and released.
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Blakely, Ge
UPI
Carl Gilbert
Ariington
Alex —Stowall
State Patrol
Davenport Motor, Co
Thomas Edward Deal
Empire Gas Co
James Herman Clark
Motor Company
Deal
Motor Firm
Clark
Wives of 4 Missing GIs Reach Tokyo
Four American wives missing in the Vietnam War reach Tokyo after traveling from Saigon via Hong Kong to seek information on the fate of their husbands. They plan to meet Mrs. Eisaku Sato and press for answers about whether their pilots are alive. Their Saigon press conference expressed hope but acknowledged no clear outcome yet.
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Tokyo
UPI
Saigon
Hong Kong
Stephen Hanson
EY Toro
John Hardy
Roosevelt. Tok
Arthur’ “Mearns
Los Angeles
Eisaku Sato
Henoi
Hanoi
Educators Battle Nixon Over Education Funding Veto
Washington California educators and the Nixon administration clash as about 400 education advocates press to override the president’s veto of a 19.7 billion HEW and labor funding bill. House leaders warn two-thirds support is unlikely while California Republicans waver.
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Charles Lee
Congress
Nixon
Capitol
Washington
California
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Pete McCloskey
Woodside
McCloskey
HEW
Robert Finch
HISW
Finch
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Hosmer
Ridder Publications
Washington’ Bureau
GOP
Charles §. Gubser
Gilroy
Burt Talcott
Salinas
H. Allen Smith
Glendale
Wage Floor Raised to 1.45 Hour
Washington announces a federal minimum wage increase from 1.30 to 1.45 per hour affecting about 21 million workers next week in laundries dry cleaners hotels motels restaurants schools hospitals nursing homes and other service establishments. The raise is the third step in a four stage plan under the Fair Labor Standards Act enacted in 1966.
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Washington
Thuy Rules Out Early Secret Talks With U S Aide
Paris reports quote Xuan Thuy saying no immediate private talks with acting U S chief delegate Philip Habib will resolve the war issue. He accuses Nixon policies of shrinking Paris peace efforts and continues boycotting the conference. Thuy notes past private talks with Cyrus Vance helped halt bombing but fails to break the impasse.
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Paris
UPS
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Erit
Nixon
Hanoi
Thuy
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Philip’. C. Habib
Cyrus Vance
Bail Denied In Spy Case Of British Lawmaker
London labor lawmaker William James Owen, 68, was ordered held at Bow Street Prison to allow Scotland Yard Special Branch more time to prepare charges of passing secret information to an enemy. Owen appeared smiling at his third Bow Street appearance since Jan 15. Cmdr John Wilson opposed bail, and the court ordered continued detention with another hearing set for February 4.
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GOP
Gen! Thouglas
Guy
James
Democratic Farmer-Labor Party
Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
John P. Cahill
New Jersey
William T. Cahill
Beach Haven
Young Cahill
Philadelphia
Armed Services
London
Willian James Owen
Brixton
Scotland’ Yard
Special Branch
Owen
Bow St
Cmdr
John Wilson
Wilson
Gwen
Anther
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Gov. Cahill Son
Judge Haggerty
Happy Man
DA Ride
New York
Eunice Hunton Carter
New York City
Veto
Calif
White House
Barry Goldwater Jr
R-Burbank
Lancaster
Emergency Committee For Full
Carl Albert
Okahoma
Drummer Boy
Jerome Alexander
Farleye
Lodge
William Sames
Press-Telegram
Cae As Se Ag Pte
Hgle Cop Rat 1B
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