Retrial decision on Sheppard rests with prosecutor
In Cleveland, the final choice on a possible retrial for Samuel H. Sheppard rests with Cuyahoga County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan. The Supreme Court ruled the 1954 trial unfair due to publicity and court turmoil, ordering a new trial within a reasonable time.
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Cleveland
Mucder
Samuel H. Shepard
Cuyahoga County
John ‘T. Corrigan
Corrigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
Bedlam
Fhe
RFK Urges African Students to Fight Apartheid Policy
RFK urged African students to oppose apartheid under the Suppression of Communism Act. An empty chair stood beside Kennedy for Robertson on the rostrum at a National Union of South African Students rally in Cape Town. About 1,560 inside Unity Hall, 7,000 outside, and 6,008 dormitory listeners heard the speech. Kennedy criticized labeling all threats to privilege as communist and argued reform is not communism, warning that denying freedom sharpens communist claims.
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Sheppard
Weinman
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Marilyn
Bay Village
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Cape Town
South Africa
Angiorrigan
Mtu
Supreme Court
Triat
Ward J. Blythm
Cape Town University
New York Democrat
Intia
Thom
Peru
U.S. Supreme Court Re l
New York
Ohio
Kennedy
Ari
Stellenbosch
Jane Tebbenjohanus
Chicago
Cape Ple
Samus
Stellen
al Jr
Besch
Rocky River
Tan Robertson
Waynesville
N.C
Africa
Waynes
Robertson
Mayorberry
Henry Clayton
National Union of South African Students
Unity
Ford cuts work at five plants signaling extended four day weeks
Ford Motor Co reports four week work schedules at five of its 1705 assembly plants in Chicago St Louis Los Angeles Manta Wayne Mich to continue through year end. Eight plants will run six days this week including Dallas Kansas City Louisville Rahway Wayne Norfolk and others. Dearborn Wisom plant to close five weeks for changeovers and expansion. About 571,000 of 44 million taxpayers in 1966 received federal rebates.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Mindel
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Manta
Wayne
Hegh
Ford
Dallas
Kansas City
Louisville
Rahway
Michigan
Norfolk
Vanissa Jone
Calif
Wisom
United Press
Milion Américana
Medical unit spurns Medicaid in Genesee County
Genesee County Medical Society members vote unanimously to non comply with New York state medical assistance provisions. About five percent of the 62 members attended a meeting in Batavia where the resolution opposed the act’s eligibility levels and argued it interferes with private practice. Doctors will still treat emergencies and truly needy welfare patients, but oppose accepting state funds for middle class patients.
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Batavia
N.Y
Genesee, County Medical Society
W A
David Harrington
Genesee
Suffolk County Medical Society
Harrington
Genesee County
Woman Slain in Massena Home Shooting
Helen Demo Dumas, 38, was shot and killed at her Massena Massachusetts, her husband Albert H. Dumas was seized by police an hour later. Carol Dumas, 16, was taken to Massena Memorial Hospital on a stretcher after jumping from a second floor during the shooting.
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Massena
Helen Demo Dumas
Albert H. Dumas
Carol Dumas
Massena ‘Memorial Hospital
GOP mutiny blocks three Rockefeller bills in Albany
Upstate Republican lawmakers led a mutiny defeating Rockefeller administration bills to curb pollution and aid the aged, and delaying a housing and development funding measure. Verner Ingram attacked costs and duplication, while Duryea said the move followed criticism of the new medical assistance law.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Assembly
Verner M. Ingram
Potsdam
GOP
Penny B. Duryea
Monays
Poviterior
Duryea
Ingram Crick
Ingram
Assembly to OK redistricting plan
Albany AP The Assembly leadership backs a local reapportionment bill to align with the Senate plan as November elections loom. Gov Rockefeller pressures enactment of a property tax rise while Lindsay seeks city income tax authority amid a $4520 million revenue package. Senate approves measures restoring about 15 million of budget cuts, sending bills to the Assembly with uncertain prospects.
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Gerry McLaughlin
Albany
Assembly
Republi
Senate
Anthony J
Travia
Capitol Hill
Rockefeller
New York
Earl W
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Us. Dist
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
Frey
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Reservailey Electronics Parkway
Iron Curtain
Dan
Hotel Syracuse Presente
Tony Pastor
Las Veras
Syracuse
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Ferny
Hoteta
Jed Flere
Courton
Sheraton Motor Inn
University College
Reid Hall
East Fayette ST
Jame Band
Fast Claim Service
Col Puncte Ie Foreig HY
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Daleee
York State
Advado
Kingmatics
Vanderbilt Square
Washington St
Pontiac
LL Rapp
Pontiac Burmet Ave
Thompson RD
Syracuse, N.Y
Win Gurney
W. Geneser ST
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