Photographer Sued By Jackie Now Faces Contempt Hearing
In New York, U.S. District Judge Irving Ben Cooper ordered a contempt hearing for photographer Ronald Galella over alleged violations of a protective order against Jacqueline Onassis. The judge reserved ruling on the main civil suits seeking damages of 1.9 billion dollars and left open the possibility of a mistrial. Martly London, Onassis’ representative, said Galella photographed her at the Moracen nightclub in violation of the order. The contempt hearing may determine whether Galella must show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to produce requested photographs. The judge said a final decision on the contempt issue could come next month after hearings.
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Russians Launch New Satellite Reveals Spy Satellite Growth
AP dispatch notes a large new Soviet satellite likely marks a new generation of electronic intelligence craft. Dubbed ferrets, the craft monitor radio traffic and radar signals, with ground stations decoding data as satellites pass within range. Cosmos programs and heavier payloads imply increased sophistication and scope.
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Envoys Leave For Arms Limit Talks
The American SALT delegation led by Ambassador Gerard Smith heads to Brussels and Helsinki for talks on defensive ABM limits and submarine based missiles. The seventh round aims for a compromise with 140 to 200 missiles per side, with submarine missiles posing a tougher hurdle. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird signals opposition to ABM ceilings without corresponding limits on offensive systems.
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Terrorists Hit Bridge in Cambodia
In Phnom Penh the main Mekong bridge center span was blown by terrorists, killing three and wounding five. Six men and two girls were arrested as suspects. The blast disrupted traffic, with officials unsure how long repairs would last. Frogmen attacked ships on Bassac River. another volley of rockets killed and wounded many in the city. Lon Nol's government faced continued crisis amid illness and political maneuvering.
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New Vote Planned On Kleindienst Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee may hold another vote on Richard Kleindienst’s nomination before a full Senate decision. A columnist alleged the DOJ sold an anti Telephone and Telegraph exchange for a 400000 contribution to the Republican National Convention. committee plans a new vote pending witness testimony and possible statements, with unresolved questions about wrongdoing. Mrs Beard, hospital patient, is to testify in Denver.
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Senate votes to waive equal time rule for major parties
The Senate, by 67 to 19, approved allowing broadcasters to give free air time to presidential and vice presidential candidates from major parties without providing equal time to minor party contenders. The measure now moves to the House for expected approval, potentially ending a longstanding election year controversy.
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Freight Train Strikes School Bus in New York
A Penn Central freight train struck a school bus at a private crossing in Clarkstown Rockland County. At least three of about 50 high school students aboard were killed. the bus was ripped in half and pushed off the crossing. Witnesses say the train originated from Weehawken and was en route to Selkirk. The crash left a mangled bus, scattered books, and debris at the scene. Authorities seek ownership clarification of the access as investigators probe the fatal accident.
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Tax Reform Backed By Demo Chiefs
Democratic leaders push tax reform highlighting a plan to tax higher incomes more and fund credits for low earners. In Milwaukee and La Crosse crowds hear George McGovern and John Lindsay advocate weighted rates and a corporate tax shift to finance middle and low income relief.
Sobbing Porter Charged With Murder In Fatal Fire
New York AP report details 27 year old Sobbing Porter charged with murder after a fatal blaze at a big midtown residence. Ramos of the Bronx testified he was questioned by fire marshals and police as the fire raced through a seventh floor hallway.
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Bible Thoughts God Accepteth No Mat Perse Galatians 2 6
A short devotional note cites Galatians 2 6 and moralizes that God accepts no material status or external merit. The fragment frames faith over works and emphasizes divine judgment on outward credentials.
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