Death penalty ruling delayed by Supreme Court term
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the Fowler death penalty case until the 1975-76 term, scheduling re argument for Oct. 6. Jesse Thurman Fowler, condemned in North Carolina for the July 1, 1973 murder, is among prisoners on death row as courts reassess capital punishment. No executions have occurred since 1967 and a final ruling is anticipated later.
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Supreme Court
Jesse Thurman Fowler
Fowler
North Carolina
John Griffin
Raleigh
N.C
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Ohio
NAACP
Alberta Osborne
State
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
North Carolina Supreme Court
Greenspan says jobless rate to drop by next year
Washington AP Greenspan foresees unemployment peaking at 9.2 percent around May and falling through the summer with a pronounced decline by January to about 8.5 percent. He warns large deficits could threaten a recovery.
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Washington
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Green- Span
Friedrich von Hayek
von Hayek
Kidnapped children found safe in Belgian tele booth
In Ostend area, 6 year old Hubert and 3 year old Ingrid Bonnet were located barefoot in a Middelkerke telephone booth a day after abduction. A taxi driver rescued them. their parents and family lawyer confirmed no ransom demands, and police traced a getaway car.
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Ostend
Belgium
UPI
Hubert
Ingrid Bonnet
Middelkerke
Hubert Bonnet
Berlin
Knokke-Le Zoute
Bonnet
Goldwater claims CIA took orders from the top
Sen. Barry Goldwater told the Senate the CIA followed orders from the top in illegal activities and that an investigation will show managers did not wish to act as they did. He spoke as John Roselli prepared to testify about alleged CIA plots with the mob to kill Fidel Castro.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Central Intelligence Agency
Arizona Republican
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Goldwater
Senate
John Roselli
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Fidel Castro
Roselli
Giancana
Castro Sen
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Castro
Time Magazine
Milwaukee rabbi regains rope jumping world title
Rabbi Barry Silberg of Milwaukee officially reclaimed the world rope jumping title after five hours of jumping, totaling 43 473 jumps. He warned competitors that he will not relinquish the record as he feels buoyant and proud of the achievement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Ord
Barry Silberg
Carey denies role in secret oil deal
ALBANY AP Gov Hugh Carey rejects reports he used political influence to help brother Edward Carey and ally Edward Sparkman profit from a secret oil deal during the Arab embargo. Cox Newspapers cites licenses and intercession to permit sale of inflated crude to a Bahamas refinery and fuel oil to New York utilities.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Cox
Edward M. Carey
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Commerce Department
Federal Energy Office
Carey
Congress
WGY
Schenectady
Brooklyn
Edward Carey
New England Petroleum Co
Huntsville
Ala
Cox Dispatch
Bart Chamberlain
Commerce
Office of Export Administration
Chamberlain
Bahamas
Dispatch
New York
Fugitive Charges Dropped in Boston Case
Boston AP report says Susan E. Saxe was taken into custody after a federal Magistrate dismissed fugitive charges. Saxe, in an embroidered blouse and jeans, saluted with manacled fists as she was led from court to be arraigned on a murder charge.
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Boston
Susan E. Saxe
Miss Saxe
Cooling Trend Amid Thunderstorms Near Record Heat
A late night storm system is likely to push down near record heat from today as Hancock Field forecasts a 70 percent chance of rain. Tonight could bring thunderstorms with temperatures dipping to the mid 60s, while tomorrow's high should reach the low 80s and showers fall to about 30 percent.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
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Dyes Torgy
New Jersey Assembly
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N.J
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