Soldiers’ punishments eased as review widens at Ft Leonard Wood
The Army says 53 soldiers who faced discipline under Maj. Gen. Thomas Lipscomb’s command had their sentences reduced and 40 more are under review. All were tried at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri on charges from AWOL to disobeying a noncommissioned officer amid claims Lipscomb pressed for harsher penalties. The Army Board of Review cited the appearance of command influence creating prejudice.
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Goldberg Joins New York Firm Paul Weiss Renaming Practice
Arthur J. Goldberg, retired U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has joined the New York law firm Paul Weiss Rifkin Wharton and Garrison. The firm will be renamed Paul Weiss Goldberg Rifkin Wharton and Garrison with other notable Goldbergs including Justice Goldberg and Secretary Goldberg previously associated with the firm.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Paul, Weiss, Rifkin, Wharton and Garrison
Paul, Weiss, Goldberg, Rifkin, Wharton and Garrison
Justice Goldberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Labor Department
Bartlett suffers heart attack. Alaska senator hospitalized
Alaska's Sen. E. L. Bartlett, 64, the state’s senior senator, is in intensive care at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a heart attack on Saturday. He previously faced a mild attack in 1966 and a recent heart defect treatment last December, with aides reporting he is sitting up, eating, and has spoken by phone.
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Alaska
Bartlett
Washington, D.C
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
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Senate
Ernest Gruening
Cape Town Doctors Refute Reports On Blaiberg Condition
Dr. Blaiberg's doctors in Cape Town denied newspaper claims that the 58 year old heart transplant patient was deteriorating. Officials said the team would continue with the policy of issuing no further bulletins unless his condition worsens, and no new bulletin was released Tuesday night.
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Blaiberg
Youth Counts Cow Flies to Fund College
Springfield youth and agricultural economics major Bill Shepherd counts flies on 20 cattle each Sunday to estimate fly numbers for a University of Illinois Extension Service project. He tallies 71 to 72 horn flies, 10 to 12 stable flies, and 2 to 3 face flies per cow, aiding the study on how much flies buy cows.
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Shepherd
Springfield
Mies
Westernllinois University
Macomb
University of Illinois Extension Service
Sirhan to Have Armor for Kennedy Trial
Los Angeles authorities plan unprecedented security measures for Sirhan B. Sirhan at the Kennedy assassination trial. An armored cell and protected corridor will shield the defendant and possibly the judge and jury, with emergency funds up to 20000 dollars approved. Sirhan faces a Friday hearing on murder charges and the Hall of Justice complex will house the proceedings.
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Kenneth Hahn
Sirhan B. Sirhan
California
New York
Sirhan
Hall of Justice
Hahn
Superior Court
Donald R. Wright
Wright
David D. Mix
Warren Returns to California and Leaves High Court
Authorities seized 500000 in counterfeit bills in twin raids in Los Angeles and Bakersfield, arresting four suspects. Chief Justice Earl Warren announced plans to retire from the U S Supreme Court and return to California to live near family and seek a retirement home in the San Francisco Bay Area. He said he would visit Southern California to see his children and attend a 60th reunion.
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Joseph Alioto
San Francisco International Airport
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Los Angeles
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Bakersfield
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Dan Bowser
U.S. Supreme Court
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San Francisco- Oakland
Nina
Joseph L. Aliato
University of California
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Kerh County
Wasp Damage Lawsuit Targets Garden Grove Builders
Seven Garden Grove couples sue Farrow Realty, Reliable Lumber, Road Builders and others in Santa Ana Superior Court for 1 million dollars claiming western horntail wasps bored holes through their 1962 63 apartments built with infested lumber. Plaintiffs say larvae matured into two inch wasps that damaged property and reduced rental value. case moved toward out of court settlement with trial set for Aug 15.
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Garden Grove
Santa Ana Superior Court
Karl Lynn Davis
James W. Russell
Verde
S the Russell
Jesse L. Williams
Verde St
Eugene
Searcy
Judd P. Rowland
J. Hardy
Fletcher Ave
Martin Richmond
Central Ave
Gerald F. Pelletier
Farrow Realty Co
Reliable Lumber Co
Road Builders, Inc
Drought Threatens Chile Economy and Livestock Loss
Chile faces the worst drought in a century, risking food, water, and electricity supplies amid inflation. Agriculture Minister Hugo Trivelli warned two weeks of rain are needed or restrictions could hit essentials. The drought has killed about 100,000 lambs and endangered other livestock.
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Chile
Hugo Trivelli
Violence Quelled After Richmond Disturbance In Bay Area
Nearly 300 officers moved into Richmond and nearby areas Tuesday night to quell a street disturbance sparked by the shooting of an 15 year old suspected car thief. About 400 youths looted and hurled objects at police, two officers were injured, and a suspect named Charles Mims was critically wounded. Police and guards held the area under heavy protection with multiple agencies aiding. Also, Navy Captain Albert R. Olsen, commander of the San Diego Naval Station, is retiring after 30 years.
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California
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San Diego
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