King Slaying Suspect May Fight Extradition
Ramon George Sneyd known as Ray, sought in the United States for murder and civil rights conspiracy, was brought to a London court for a preliminary hearing amid heavy guard. Prosecutors urged custody and a lawyer was appointed as extradition proceedings possibly move toward returning him to the U.S.
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Ray
Brixton
London
Michael Dresden
Dresden
United States
Canada
Portugal
Britain
Clark
Bow Street
Scotland Yard
Brussels
Ramon George Sneyd
Parochial Aid Trial Upheld and Related Court Rulings
U S Supreme Court upholds a 1965 New York law providing parochial school aid with a 6 3 ruling. The decision notes taxpayer concerns over church state separation amid cases led by Mrs Florence Flast and others from UPA and AFL CIO. Separate actions include drug case outcomes and obligations regarding federal wage and schooling policies.
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Congress
Florence Flast
United Parents Association
Helen D. Henkin
UPA
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Frank Abrams
C. Irving Dwork
American Jewish Congress
Florine Levin
Helen L. Buttenwieser
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
New York
Byron R. White
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Abe Fortas
East Greenbush
Albany
Rensselaer
Columbia
Nassau
Tie Federal
Fte
Jacksonville
Fla
Fey Rhcea
Lechee
Armetie Lesay
Yeugranan
the Universal
Ae Bally Emerald
New York Outburst on Sirhan Links to Communism and Protests
A New York outburst ties Sirhan to pro Communist views and Arab prejudice. Sirhan asks A L Wirin for a top attorney but says nothing about Kennedy's murder. He is housed in a Los Angeles jail hospital ward, eating and walking daily, with his diary stressing a Communist cause and a June 5 deadline. His father in Jerusalem shifts to believing he acted alone, citing Arab insults from Kennedy. Public defender remains his attorney of record.
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Sirhan
A. L. Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Yorty
Joe Harvey Oswald
Wirin
Coin
Arthur Alarcon
Alarcon
U.S
Jerusalem
Bishara Sirhan
Kennedy urged to withdraw from political life
Archbishop Philip M. Hannan told the New Orleans newspaper that Senator Edward M. Kennedy may be urged to withdraw from active politics. The archbishop recalled Kennedy family history and noted Teddy Kennedy's changed outlook and potential to pursue his own programs if he stays in the political arena.
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New Orleans
UFI
Philip M. Hannan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bill Abbott
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Archbishop Hannan
Kennedy
Ted
Robert F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Teddy
Hannan
Free Listening Device Offered By Hearing Aid Center
A phonetic oddity advertisement promotes a free listening device from Associated Hearing Aid Center and Datborg Hearing Aids. It claims to ease radio and TV listening for those with faded hearing, inviting readers to call HE 20459 or write for delivery with no obligation.
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Associated Hearing Aid Center
Datborg
Kennedy grave site draws 60,000 mourners in Dallas
Crowds gathered at the memorial outside the low hedge near the memorial to the assassinated president. A temporary grave is planned with a simple memorial later. Mrs Kennedy and family attended, joined by Billy Graham for a private service at the White House. Joseph Kennedy watched the cross as flowers were laid and others offered tributes in the daylong procession. Andy Williams, Grier, and Rafer Johnson accompanied the widow.
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Ue Stain
Gaid Robert
Atta
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Billy Graham
Ethel Kennedy
Joseph
Andy Williams
Roosevelt
Grier
Rafer Johnson
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Westmoreland Sees No Real Viet Victory Yet
General Westmoreland insists the war is not a stalemate as he cites enemy losses and captured caches while noting ongoing US pressure. He says there could be a greater share of the load by South Vietnamese forces by late next year and hints at possible troop adjustments. He mentions defections caused by crisis orders from Hanoi but cautions against predicting collapse.
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Vietnam
Train Rams Auto in fatal Bakersfield crash
A family of five, including three children, was killed when their car was struck by an eastbound Santa Fe freight train eight miles west of Bakersfield. William Roberts, 40, and his wife Vidal, 30, were identified among the victims. the three children were not yet named.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Santa Fe
Here
William Roberts
Vidal
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