Court Raps Klan Over Bogalusa Violence in 38 Page Opinion
A three judge federal panel condemned the Ku Klux Klan as an evildoing force in Washington Parish Louisiana. They promised an injunction within days to curb Klan activities while noting the violence intimidation and coercion linked to the group. The ruling by Judge John Minor Wisdom and colleagues stops short of a formal injunction pending DOJ draft proposal writ.
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Christmas Caravan home tour hosted by St Barnabas on the Desert
The church will host a Christmas Caravan tour of three Scottsdale homes on Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. Readers can view holiday decorations in the residences as part of the annual event.
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U S spending cutback debated by two cabinet leaders
Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Connor argue against slowing the economy with spending cuts or tax raises while unemployment remains high and inflation risks are controlled. A White House meeting with Johnson and advisers will consider recent price hikes and policy options.
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Burglars Hit Auto Shop Here
Burglars burglarized Four Peaks Auto at 7206 E Oshorn Rd last night or early today. Tools and power equipment worth 3000 to 4000 dollars were taken after a door was jimmied open between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. today.
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Laos Declares Emergency Over Laos Vietnam Border Fighting
The Lao government declares a state of emergency in two southern provinces near the Viet Nam border amid recent fighting with Communist forces. Thirteen North Vietnamese soldiers were shown as prisoners at a news conference, including Captain Thoung Uv. U.S. bombing and possible troop involvement are noted as part of efforts to disrupt the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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U.S. Panel Pushes Senate to Ratify UN Human Rights Conventions
A high level citizen study panel led by Harvard's Louis B. Sohn urges Senate ratification of seven UN human rights conventions, dating back to 1938 for genocide and 1963 for slavery and political rights of women. The report argues U.S. progress on domestic civil rights removes prior objections to ratification.
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Louis B. Sohn
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White House
United States
Lawyer Refuses Photos of Girl at Jail Dig Scene
Teen Mary Rae French 19, taken from a Pima County jail cell to aid sheriff's men in their search for a supposed grave of missing Aileen Rowe. She was with her attorney Jack Redhair who clashed with a cameraman while a sheriff’s captain and deputies dig in a lovers lane area.
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UPI
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New trial sought in Michael murder case heard December
A motion for a new trial in the Michael murder case will be heard by Superior Court Judge Charles Stidham on December 15. Michael, found guilty last month of second degree murder in the slaying of his wife Florence, had sentencing deferred when the motion was filed. If overruled, sentencing will follow the hearing.
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Rehearing Sought in 1962 Tempe Slaying Conviction
Pinal County Attorney E D McBryde planned a petition for a rehearing after the Ninth Circuit reversed Cozzie Jones 47 for the death of Carl Quast. Jones could be released unless a new trial is granted. Attorney Morgan cited possible insanity defense.
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Arizona State Prison
Quast
Pima County
Norman Green
Marguerita Bejarano
Tucson
Attr. W. Edward Morgan
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