Shaw Acquitted in Kennedy Conspiracy Case
A 12 member jury found Clay J Shaw not guilty of conspiring to assassinate President John F Kennedy. Deliberation lasted about 50 minutes with Shaw cleared on the first ballot amid tense atmosphere in New Orleans. Prosecutors tied Oswald to a broader conspiracy while Shaw’s defense labeled the case a political attack on the Warren Commission.
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Bill Crider
Associated Press
Kew Grleans
Clay J. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Garrison
David T. Powe
Impianaidy
Shaw, & Groatd
Lerleans
Edward A. Haggerty
James L. Alcock
Powe
Libl
Shaw
Lee Harvey Os
Wald
Kennedy
Dallas
Warren Commission
Oswald
New Orleans
Oratory
Questige
Tme
J. Kevin DyMond
Warren. Commission
Perry Raymond Russo
Sic
Ike Remains Very Weak After Surgery and Pneumonia
President Eisenhower, 78, remains very weak at Walter Reed after surgery for an intestinal obstruction. Doctors report no pneumonia progression but ongoing heart strain and critical, serious condition during recovery with stable cardiovascular status and monitoring.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lettors
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Walter Reed
Eisanhower
Mamie
Walter Reed General Hospital
Nixon
Pentagon
Hite
Inside Reading Apollo astronauts awalt go
A damaged page fragment notes Inside Reading and Apollo astronauts with a call to action. Mentions housing forum candidates and a Black Hand reference tied to Washington County. Obituaries and opinions appear on later pages.
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Alenes
Washington County
East German Blockade Delays Traffic On Autobahn
East German soldiers halted traffic on the main West Berlin crossing for two hours. Western powers reaffirm their commitment to free access between West Berlin and West Germany, rejecting Soviet charges of West German military activity. The three powers said only Eastern Berlin shows organized military action amid rising tensions.
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Hubert J. Ere
Associated Press
Berlin
Big
West Berlin
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
U.S
Devoys
Schuetz
West
Germany
Klaus Normstedt
Nixon De Gaulle Open Second Versailles Meeting In Cordial Tone
In Versailles the presidents held a 90 minute session with interpreters present and no public remarks. Officials said the talks aimed to ease strains over Vietnam and strengthen U S France ties as Nixon prepared to meet Ky and Rome Pope Paul VI.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Paris
Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Ation Palace
Versailles
Aalke Yat Nixa
United States
France
de Gaulle
Roger Vaurs
White House
Ronald J. Ziegler
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Rome
Paul VI
Europe
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United Stes
Vogler
Henry
Cabot S Lodge
Petire
Ifrom Saly
Riegler
Lodge
Ihe Aly
Mauree Cote de Murville
Win
William
PL Rage
Michel Debre
Ye Gaulle
Anerea
Matt Vouselleg
Nile
Nisan
de Gawle
Ziegler
Hin
Siie
Riot Police Clear Campus At Rome U
Police cleared Rome University campus after three waves of rioting during President Nixon's visit. About 4 000 students had barricaded buildings, 29 were arrested, and authorities warned of further trouble ahead. Nixon arrived at Fiumicino Airport and may avoid further demonstrations at the Vatican during talks with Pope Paul VI.
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Dennis Redmont
ROME
Morliyt
Rome University
Nixon
Paul VI
Vatican City
Sip
Fhimeino
Vatican
Peter's Square
Mit Be
Atst
Gme
Qicopte
Martane
Thane
In Tune With The Times Pipes And Pikes Keep State Trooper Busy
Trooper Swope, a Maryland state police officer and pipe organ tuner, balances law enforcement duties with modifying and tuning cathedral pipes. He learned organ work as a child deafened by speech, now guiding ornate instruments in churches around Baltimore and Washington. He values Bach and Beethoven, opposes electric organs, and pursues classes in law enforcement while raising five children.
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Frank Lovins
Allen Edmond Swope
Swope
BM. P. Maller Pipe Organ Co
Maryland
Pipe Organ Company
Baltimore
Washington
Te Ember
Williamsport High School
Dipes
Haxerstown
Calleseffe
Wallar E. Swope
Moller Pipe Organ Co
Maryland Bighways
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Clay Shaw
Ike
Cihy
Richard Wixen
Trianon Palace
the Times
Allen E. Swope
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