Judge vows juror to feed mule in bombing trial
In Memphis U S District Judge Bai Ley Brown reassured juror Evans C Hall that marshals will feed his mule during the bombing case. Hall was driven 50 miles to his farm after the day’s session. Separately Houston millionaire Stanley T Thomas testified about a road repair dispute with Cotfield owner over a $78 24 repair bill, while Liza Minnelli and Desi Arnaz Jr said in London they plan to marry soon during a five day visit.
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Houston
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Thomas
Coffield
Liza Minnelli
Desi Arnaz, JR
London
Desi
Lucille Ball
Desi Almaz
US signals readiness on Panama Canal pact at UN
The United States told the United Nations Security Council it is ready to conclude a new Panama Canal Zone treaty promptly while seeking a negotiated period of U.S. control over canal operations and defense. Ambassador John Seals urged balance between Panama demands and U.S. interests amid ongoing negotiations with Panamanian envoys.
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Security Council
Panama Canal Zone
John Seals
Panama
Scali
U.S
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Seali
Special Seacity Council
Latin America
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Merch
U.N
Acupuncture Backed for Governor Wallace After Shooting
Alabama Governor George Wallace received his second acupuncture treatment on Monday to ease pain, with Dr Ling Sun Chu performing the procedure as aides report little change in his condition. Wallace, 53, has undergone six operations since being shot on May 15, 1972, and will receive more treatments per his news secretary.
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Sammy Davis Jr Offers Bond Help for Native American Aid
Sammy Davis Jr pledges to post bond for 16 people, mostly Indians, arrested by the FBI after driving truckloads of supplies to Wounded Knee. He says the arrests show government embarrassment and that crossing state lines to aid a riot is the charge despite potential innocence. Davis spoke in Las Vegas after campaigning for Nixon.
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Wounded Knee
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White House
Las Vegas
California
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Mrs Hale Boggs Favored to Win Congress Seat
Mrs Hale Boggs was favored today to win election to Congress to succeed her husband who vanished on a flight in Alaska last October. She won the Louisiana Democratic nomination with 41,250 votes to 14,313 for four opponents. Opponent is 41-year-old Gretna attorney Robert J. Libe, making his second bid. No woman has been elected to Congress from Louisiana. Two women have served in the Senate but were appointed.
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Congress
Alaska
TV newsman Carl George dies at 46 in Los Angeles
Carl George, a Los Angeles television newsman and Golden Mike winner for WHARLES MANSON trial coverage in 1970, died of cancer Monday at age 46. Meanwhile Richard Carson, son of Johnny Carson, skipped a Circuit Court appearance in New Haven for a jury trial on motor vehicle and drug charges after arrest Jan 31 for driving a car owned by his father.
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Wharles Manson
Richard Carson
Johnny Carson
New Haven
Conn
Carson
Three Calif men guilty in London conspiracy case
A London court convicted three California men James Peitinotti Marion Denard and Charles Bullini of conspiracy to handle stolen share certificates worth about 14.7 million pounds The judge sentenced each to five years in prison and recommended deportation After the verdict two other suspects Nicholas Avellini and Frank Sardo were named in the charges as accomplices in the case reported by the Press Telegram on March 2 1973.
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WPI
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James Walter Peitinotti
Marina del Rey
Marion Arthur Denard
Charles Samuel Bullini
Los Angeles
Iaporiance
Washilbsig
Judge Sant
Nicholas Avenellii
Worth Hollywood
Calif
Frank Sardo
North Beach
Bradley Yorty lead Los Angeles mayoral race in poll
City Councilman Tom Bradley and incumbent Mayor Sam Yorty hold the top two spots in the Los Angeles mayoral race with two weeks until the election. Pollster Mervin D. Field based his findings on a telephone survey of 1,048 registered voters and described the race as a near replay of the 1963 primary. Jess Unruh and Tom Reddin followed in third and fourth, with Joel Wachs fifth.
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Sam Yorty
Mervin D. Bield
Los Angeles Times
Jess Unruh
Assembly
Tom Reddin
Joel Wachs
Field
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Times
Bradley
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Unruh
Reddin
Wachs
Postal clerks suspected in $13600 holdup
U S Postal Service inspectors testifying with lie detectors at the Irvington branch after the third major theft in 15 months. The gunman fled Saturday with 4000 in cash 9040 in checks and money orders and 27 pieces of registered mail. Protesters and political notes mix in local voter preferences for a May runoff.
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