Garrison and Duncan Divorce Headlines and Courtcases
A string of mid 1960s court actions appears with Jim Garrison sued for separation and actress Sandy Duncan granted divorce. The reports note Garrison’s indictment on bribery related to pinball machines, his failed Louisiana Supreme Court bid, and a 1968–71 tax return request. Also covered is Queen Elizabeth II delayed en route in Yugoslavia and songwriters Foster Rice winning awards at ASCAP dinner.
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Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Leah Ziegler Garristy
New Orleans
Garrison
Garrisons
Louisiana Supreme Court
Sandy Duncan
Bruce Scott Zacariades
Superior” Court
Jules D. Garnatt
Los Angeles
Elizabeth 1
Yugoslavia
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Dubrovnik
Belgrade
Adriatic
Titograd
Jerry Foster
Bill Rice
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Jerry Lee Lewis
Paul Page
Johnny Paycheck
Ricci Moreno S
Am J. Morton
Jerry Gillespie
Jack and Ill Music Co
Oh Bill Hall
Jack Clement Enterprise
Foster
Britain
Elizabeth II
Tito
Economic rate dips inflation up in third quarter
The Commerce Department reports GNP rose at a 5 percent annual pace in the July-September quarter, with inflation ticking to 2.2 percent. Officials cite solid expansion, note inflation remains contained and predict a strong 1972 economy with growth around 6 percent and inflation near 3 percent by year end.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Treasiy
George J. Schultz
Asst
Harald ©.Passer
U.S
Passer
Fie
Manuface Birers
Angry Riders Stop Train At Mount Vernon Track
About 20 angry passengers from a stalled local commuter train bolted onto the tracks and halted a New York bound express. The engineer signaled, but the crowd remained, the train stopped at Mount Vernon between stations. Passengers were told of a two hour wait and some walked three blocks back to Mount Vernon to catch a nonexpress train.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Penn Central
New Raven Division
Stamford
Iowa court rules to remove seven children from parents due to IQ
Iowa Supreme Court ruled that seven children from two families be removed for inadequate care linked to parental low intelligence. It ordered adoption for the seven, noting the McDonald twins and Alsager children faced neglect and emotional deprivation, with IQs cited for the parents.
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Des Moines
Towa
Towa Supreme Court
David McDonald
Davenport
Iowa
Charles Alsager
McDonald
Diane
Darlette
C. Edwin Moora
Alsa
Polk County Juvenile Court
Jack W. Rogers
Ile
Supreme Court
Rogers
U.S. Supreme Court
Bettendorf
Doyle
Moore
David
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