Kerner Guilty In Bribery Case Shakeup in Illinois Politics
Former Illinois governor and U S Court of Appeals judge Otto Kerner was found guilty on multiple counts including bribery conspiracy and tax evasion. The trial spanned three days with 40 witnesses. jurors delivered verdicts after a lengthy legal fight.
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Marjorie Everett
Howl of Chicago Thoroughbred Enterprises
Witten S. Miler
Kerner
Alinois Racing Board
Libbers Urged To Take Sex Revolution To Men
Peggy Simpson reports from Washington on a National Organization for Women convention where 2000 delegates urged action beyond rhetoric. Proposals include decriminalizing prostitution, expanding child care, and reforming divorce laws while NOW leaders push for broader equality and workplace gains. The event featured tensions over lesbian inclusion and ongoing feminism.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Wrier Washington
Here
Travas
National
White House
Teilesnit
Ss.” Desidnation
Kelly Friadan
Women's Liberation Movement
Mej
Nixon Meany Compromise Seen On Trade Deficit Move
Miami Beach AP report says George Meany and labor leaders view Nixon’s approach as practical though details matter. A shift toward protectionist options and possible 10 percent tariff steps is discussed with labor caution, while Steelworkers’ Abel and Machinists leaders call for specifics before endorsement.
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U.S
Miami Beach
Fla
Meany
Nixon
George Meany
Con- U.S. Dalteit
White House
Mlinat
Labor Federation
United Steelworkers
W. Abel
By Abel
Afl-Cio
Abel
Floyd Smith
Machinists Union
Aflcio
Abaad
Petain Coffin Theft Stuns French Grave Site
Police guard the Verdun area as the tomb of World War I hero Marshal Philippe Petain is found disturbed with the coffin missing. Authorities probe possible links to a looming National Assembly election while Petain supporters and veterans groups clash over burial at the Douaumont cemetery. Meanwhile in Washington, Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton begins radiation therapy for early stage prostate cancer at Stanford Medical Center, stating treatment should not prevent him from working.
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Policd
Atlantic Ocean
Donan
Douaumont
France
Petain
Ted
Lexall
Verdun
Washington
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Morton
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Calif
Menlon Park
Marlon
Aly
Bundy
Hagersaan
Secant Suis
AEM Una
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Newsmen Ask Congress for Privilege to Protect Sources
Senator Alay Cranston, veteran reporter in prewar Germany and Italy, urged Congress to grant newsmen the unsimplified privilege to refuse disclosure of confidential sources. Testifying before a Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights, he cited informants who would face concentration camps or execution if identities were revealed, noting that many stories would remain unwritten without such protections. The hearing follows Supreme Court rulings denying a constitutional right to withhold confidential information from grand juries.
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Alay Cranston
Germany
Italy
Congress
Senate
Cranston
Europe
California Democrat
Senate “Subcommittee On
Supreme Court
Bible Thoughts and a Humorous Reminder on Gratitude
A concise meditation on humility and memory citing Amos 8 7 and a quip by American humorist wi Rogers. The note urges elevating without forgetting those who aided one's ascent, framing gratitude as enduring.
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Federal judge and associate convicted in Chicago bribery case
Federal judge Oli Kerner who parks his car before attending court Monday is convicted on bribery conspiracy fraud and income tax evasion. Theodore Isaacs a longtime Kerter associate is also convicted on similar charges in the same proceedings. James R. Thompson the prosecutor discusses the day with team members after court.
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Proes
Chicago
Otto Kerner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kerner
Tongtine
Theodora J. Isaacs
U.S. District Court
Tilmois
Robert J. Taylor
Oli Kerner
Rel
Theodore Isaacs
Canter
Kerter
Sai
We Court
James R. Thompson
Six Marines Die In Auto Accident Near Camp Lejeune
In clear weather near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, six Marines from the base area were killed in a three car collision on a highway. One Marine, Leroy Gray Dr., 19, of Frederick Maryland, was uninjured as his car struck another. A car carrying five Marines collided head on with a second car driven by a Marine. a woman and her 14 year old son from Kinston were passengers in that car and were flown to a Chapel Hill hospital.
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Camp Lejeune
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Jackson- River Air Station
Lelauite ‘ Isune
Leroy Gray
Frederick, Md
J.M. Taylor
Kinston
W.c
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NOW
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Rogers Morton
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Marien St
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MBM
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Eta Essures
Mare de Lowrey Machen Music Company
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AYE
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Veninos
Fleigh
Indurines
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Shockey
Hammond Organ Studios
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Transfer & Storage Co
Turner
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Pera
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Harriette Potter
Setar
Hagerstown
Coaches Supply CO
N. Potomac St
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Collins Carpet House
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Smithsburg
Hegerstown
Tee
Colony Haves Latorines
Pennsylvania Ave
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Cecil’s Colffures Zayré Shipping
Town Camera Shop
Owntown
Waynesbore
Fuimana
Amana
Seing
Sumner
Shifter Electrical Associates
Cannon Ave
Robbie
Leitersburg Pike
Ceater
Brunswick & Fischer
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Brunswick
Carey
Burkholder’s, Inc
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Vic Miller
Summit Ave
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