Indecent exposure ruling marked in North Carolina case
Superior Court Judge Albert W. Cowper dismissed an indecent exposure charge against Kathy Carol Jones after ruling that a woman's breasts are not private parts under state law. The incident occurred during a Raleigh tavern go go contest with a detective in attendance.
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Superior Court
Albert W. Cowper
North Carolina
Cowper
Kathy Carol Jones
Raleigh
Miss Jones
Mayor Urges Nixon Pull Dearborn Troops From Vietnam
Dearborn mayor Orvillé Hubbard vows to appeal to President Nixon to withdraw all Dearborn troops from Vietnam. He cites a casualty rate twice the national average and notes 50 local youths have died since the war began. Hubbard twice pushed referenda on immediate withdrawal.
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Dearborn
Mich
Orvillé Hubbard
Nixon
Detroit
Hubbard
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Radio TV Personality Coughlin Dies at 67 in Chicago
Francis Coughlin a 67 year old radio and television writer producer and panelist for over 35 years died Thursday at his Chicago North Side home of an apparent heart attack He retired from WGN in 1967 and did freelance writing since then He won a Peabody in the 1950s for a WGN radio series Human Adventure produced with the University of Chicago Also notes Carroll Baker testified in a divorce case naming Jack Garfein as her husband seeking earnings, and Grifffin seeks custody of two children Blanche 12 Herschel 11 with ties to U.S. education and custody concerns
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Francis C. Coughlin
Chicago North Side
Coughlin
Fran
WGN Radio and Television
WGN
University of Chicago
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Carroll Baker
Harlow
Jack Garfein
Miss Baker
Uying
Rome
Blanche
Herschel
Griffin
United States
N Vietnam forces accused of Muong Soui massacre in Laos
VIENTIANE Laos The Laotian government charged North Vietnamese troops with slaughtering more than 200 unarmed civilians fleeing battle near Muong Soui north of Vientiane. The note to the Soviet Union and Britain named seven battalions about 450 men aided by armor and artillery in the attack begun June 20.
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Laos
UPT
Muong Soui
Soviet Union
Britain
Leta Insixlengmay
Jong Soui
Pathet Lao
Nixon
Vietnam
34Th Artillery
1067Th
U.S. Helicopter Downed by Reds. 9 Die Near Saigon
In the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border a UH-1 helicopter was shot down late Thursday, killing nine Americans and two South Vietnamese. The aircraft was on a hooplift mission with no survivors. U.S. bases suffered eight attacks with twenty Americans wounded. Elsewhere, fighting and air strikes across the region left enemy dead and two U.S. planes shot down. overall war losses rose as forces prepared to begin withdrawal orders.
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Saigon
U.S
Plain of Reeds
da Nang
An Khe
Hue
U.S. Command
Amore
U.S. Sth
Five Narcotics Agents Indicted for Perjury in Drug Case
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted two federal narcotics agents and three former agents on perjury and conspiracy charges. The case centers on alleged efforts to secure a conviction against David Romero, who received 35 years for concealing heroin. A related witness testified about Romero entering a telephone booth. prosecutors say no such entry occurred and no heroin was found there.
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Leary
Mountain Center
Hemet
California
Riverside
Rosemary
John
Orange County
Mark Stanton
Anaheim
Candy Padilla
Laguna Beach
Titian Easter
Barbars Salk
Carlton Youngstrom
Leary Ranch
Los Angeles
US. Dist. Afty
Matt Byrne
David Romero
Romero
Byrne
Ingersoll
Irvin Lipschutz
Bureaun of Narcotics
Joe A. Downing
Harry J. Watson
Bureau of
Mendelsoh
Treasury Department
Soviets Step Up Mail to U.S. War Prisoners
Washington reports the Soviet Union is routing parcels from local U.S. post offices to Moscow for airlift to Hanoi, aiding North Vietnamese prisoners of war. Officials urge Hanoi to permit regular correspondence, visits by observers, and identification of prisoners, noting only about 100 Americans have been allowed to write home.
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Washington
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U.S
North Vietnam
State Department
Moscow
Hanoi
Nixon
United States
State
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South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Melvin R. Laird
Forts
Tanai
Carl E. Barth
International Committee of the Red Cross
Barth
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