Boy 14 faces possible life sentence freed on bond
Fourteen year old Robert Earl May Jr. was freed on a $20,000 bond after Judge Joe Piggott allowed innocent pleas and granted a jury trial in a Brookhaven Mississippi armed robbery case. May, 4 foot 7 and 75 pounds, had been serving a near fifty year non parole term. The hearing also involved three co defendants aged 17 to 24 who faced long sentences. May could face life if convicted. jury verdicts could lead to prison.
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Robert Earl May Jr
May
Lincoln County
Joe Piggott
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Mississippi
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Photo interpreters struggled to identify Auschwitz from WWII air photos
CIA officials say 1944 45 aerials showed prisoners separated for gas chambers or slave labor but interpreters lacked modern gear and training. Brugioni and Poirier noted they later pinpointed rail spurs, a 30hoxcar train, penal barracks and crematoriums. About 2 million to 4 million died at Auschwitz.
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Robert G. Poirier
Dino A. Brugioni
U.S
Brugioni
Poirier
Auschwitz
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Sears End of Month Sale Correction Noted
Correction of ad errors from the Feb 21 Sears End of The Month Sale. The $9.99 Casual Shoes now listed in men women and boys sizes. 6 inch black work shoes price adjustments: regular $38.99 sale $32.99. Apology issued by Sears.
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Prince Charles Sparks Debate Over Labor Relations In Britain
London AP reports Prince Charles criticized British labor strife blaming employers’ high handedness and urged American style equality of bosses and workers. Conservative press and managers protest while organized labor cheers. Critics call him out as out of line, though royal duties remain ceremonial.
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Organized Labor
Daily Express
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Marvin witness ties name change to emperor rumor
In Los Angeles court, James Mahoney testified Michelle Marvin wished to take Lee Marvin’s name before their Tokyo premiere. He said she feared the emperor would think she was a hooker, a claim she denied later in the corridor. The exchange sparked a recess as the 46 year old former singer regained composure.
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