Kennedy Jr Opens Doors for Political Path Ahead
Robert F Kennedy Jr at 24 builds a public service path while writing a biography of Judge Frank M Johnson Jr. He discusses his family's legacy, Wallace as a political figure, and his own aims beyond politics amid past mishaps. The interview covers his view of his father and uncle, the burden of the Kennedy name, and his plans for the future.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy,Jr
Alabama
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Carter
FBI
Griffin Bell
Johnson
Kennedy
Harvard
George Wallace
Frank Johnson
F. Kennedy
England
Young Kennedy
Judge Johnson
Wallace
Robert
Ethel Kennedy
Robert Jr
Joe
Ku Klux Klan Rally Led by Imperial Wizard in Louisiana
Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson of Denham Springs led a Ku Klux Klan rally with about 75 robed and armed members flanking a cross burning as a country band played Dixie. Several thousand attended the Saturday event to send a message that white majorities oppose federal interference in daily life.
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Bill Wilkinson
Denham Springs
Wilkinson
Washington
UPI
AmShip boilermakers vote to strike at midnight
AmShip boilermakers near a strike as talks stall over five contract articles. If no agreement is reached, Blanchette says a strike is probable. a ratification vote would follow soon if an accord is reached. Mediation involves AmShip yards in Toledo and Chicago with no comment from company officials.
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AmShip
Blanchette
Toledo
Chicago
George A. Stinson
Lorain
National Steel Corp
Detroit
Miners killed in West Virginia roof collapse
Two Consol Coal Co miners died and three others were slightly injured when a roof section fell in the haulageway at a Morgantown area mine. Survivors included John Tomago, 39, who escaped after burial, and rescued workers Pete Audin and Raymond Lynch. Robert M. Phillips, 20, of Rivesville and David J. Morgan, 41, Morgantown were identified as the deceased. Rescue crews worked as one body remained trapped.
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Morgantown
W.va
UPI
Consolidation Coal Co
John Tomago
Granville
Consolidation
Hazlett Cochran
Robert M. Phillips
Rivesville
Fairmont
David J. Morgan
Undertow Claims Four Brothers At San Luis Pass
Four Brown brothers on a fishing trip were swept to sea by a dangerous undertow at San Luis Pass in Texas. Terrell Brown survived, while John, Chris, Darrell, and Dean Brown all drowned. Terrell was treated for shock. Warning signs are frequently torn down amid ongoing drownings in the area.
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San Luis Pass
Texas
UPI
Terrell Brown
Gulf of Mexico
Terrell
Brazoria County
John Brown
Houston
Chris
Darrell
Dean
John Sealy Hospital
Bertha
Public defenders seen as on the side of the state
A government funded study across three cities finds up to 49 percent of indigent defendants with public defenders view their lawyers as aligned with the state. Only 6 percent share that view of private lawyers, with one respondent saying private counsel spend more time and check every angle because money talks.
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Washington
UPI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Elyria
Mon
RFK Jr
John
Seabrook
N.H
Clamshell Alliance
UPJ
Louisiana
Klanbake
W. Va
State Mines Department
Tomago
Pete Audin
Star City
Raymond Lynch
Monongalia General Hospital
Undertow
Sugar Land
Galveston
Brazoria
Kent
America
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