Philadelphia grand jury indicts four suspended canterier
Philadelphia's September grand jury indicted four suspended individuals on multiple charges including bribery extortion and impersonating an officer. Edward J. Holland, 44, faces a long list of offenses, with potential total penalties estimated between 3,000 and 4,000 years if convicted on all counts.
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Haynsworth Charged in Conflict of Interest
Washington Senate hearings on Judge Clement Haynsworth’s Supreme Court nomination were postponed amid growing indications the confirmation will center on conflict of interest charges. George Meany, AFL CIO president, urged opposition, saying Haynsworth lacks ethical standards. Meany’s prepared testimony circulated before hearings were reset after the death of Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen.
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Haynsworth conflict charges ride wave of opposition
In a Senate confirmation scene, Meany and labor critics press conflict charges against Judge Haynsworth over a 1950 to 1964 rise in a Carolina Vend A Matics equity, noting ties to Deering Milliken and a 1963 labor dispute. A Portland bank robbery ends without loot after a teller lacks a paper bag.
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Bill Voted Keeping Peace Corps Alive
Washington action shows the House approving a bill to spend 30 million dollars to maintain the Peace Corps for another year. An attached amendment bars using funds for an Exchange Peace Corps foreign placement plan. The Volunteers for America program, moved from the State Department, exists in parallel.
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Woman Guards Mine Access With Shotgun In Tucson Area
Mrs. Bagley blocks Simplot mining crews on 1000 acres south of Tucson using a double barreled shotgun and a large dog. She insists workers prove employment and keeps her 13 acre border fenced to preserve quiet life. The forest grazing nearby motivates her fence and herb garden.
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Fan Club Head Claims Singer Fathered Son in Hotel Tryst
Sacramento testimony alleges Macy Florence Brown claims James Brown fathered her child during a champagne encounter in a San Francisco Bay Area hotel. She seeks 5000 monthly support, detailing Dec 1967 to Sep 1968 events and a trip where she was invited to Brown’s room in Burlingame.
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Young College President Under 30 in New York
Joseph Shenker at Kingsborough Community College, the city’s youngest college president candidate, will lead the 4500 student two year school as acting president until a permanent leader is chosen. He will not turn 30 for another month.
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Grandmother Sentenced for Smuggling Seven Mexicans
SAN THEGO UP I report says Lucinda Lloyd, a 1 year old grandmother from Los Angeles, received five years in prison for smuggling seven Mexicans in the trunk of her car across the San Ysidro border from Tijuana. She was arrested August 9 as customs found the seven in the rear trunk. she claimed ignorance of their presence. The court sentenced her to five years on each of four counts to be served concurrently.
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