Man alleges Garrison offered money for Shaw memory
Fred Leemans, once a Turkish bath operator in New Orleans, says District Attorney Jim Garrison and a staffer offered $2,500 to lease a club building if he could confirm Clay L Shaw used the alias Clay Bertrand and frequented the bath with a youth named Lee He made the statement in a filmed NBC interview for The JFK Conspiracy Case of Jim Garrison to be aired at 7 p.m CDT Leemans is the fourth man to allege concessions in return for help in the Garrison investigation. others are Miguel Torres John Candler and Alvin Beaubeef Garrison contends Kennedy’s assassination was a conspiracy involving Shaw Oswald and others The Warren Commission concluded Oswald acted alone Garrison complains NBC sought to undermine his case with the NBC program and FCC is asked to intervene
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Fred Leemans
Slidell
Garrison
Alvin Beaubeef
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Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
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Federal Communication Commission
Egyptians Return From Israel Reach Near Eleven Thousand
The International Red Cross Committee said nearly 11,000 Egyptian prisoners have been returned from Israel. Most were held in a large camp near the Suez Canal after fighting in the Sinai. Israeli patrols with Red Cross officials continue to locate remaining Egyptian troops for repatriation.
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International Red Cross Committee
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Sinai Peninsula
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Nixon quietly tries to gain New York Republican edge
Nixon and his aides move to loosen Governor Rockefeller's hold on New York GOP support by courting Javits and Lindsay. Nixon seeks a potential speed toward a vice presidential path while aiming to place allies among the delegation and influence the 1968 nomination fight. Rockefeller backs Romney, Nixon's rival, in the national bid.
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Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Four Hurt in Dual Crashes on Rt 51 and Rt 37
Four people were injured in a two car crash on Rt 51 one half mile north of Carbondale involving Juanita Montford and Phillip Smith with two passengers. In a separate collision on Rt 37 six miles south of Marion a 42 year old Kentucky driver and a Metropolis resident collided. a three year old boy in the Metropolis car had minor injuries. A runaway car with brakes failed at Oakland Avenue and West Main Street in Carbondale struck two other vehicles, with no injuries reported.
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