Court Hearing On Autopsy Request Set For Aug 25
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a court hearing is scheduled for August 25 on a request for an autopsy the body of Mary Jo Kopechne. District Attorney Edmund Dinis said the exhumation is vital to an inquest set for September 3 in Wagarstown. The Kopechnes oppose the autopsy saying it serves no purpose while lawyers for the Kopechne family and others attend the proceedings.
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Mary Jo Kopechne
Edmund Dinis
Dukes County
Bernard ©. Beominski
Canton Pleas Court
Dinis
Ihe
Robert F. Kennedy
Wagartain
Kobecine
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha's Vineyard
Kenedy
Brotinski
Dohn ‘ Fisnagar
Ohn
Donald TP. Mills
Kor Pecino
Kopechne
Wilkes-Barre Atg
Senate Will Oppose U S Troops in Thailand Probe
Senator John Sherman Cooper will push the Senate to record opposition to using U S troops in Thailand to fight a possible insurgency. He cites a secret 196% agreement and notes critics warn the move could cost U S lives while insisting the plan involves U S forces under Thai command in Laos.
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Thailand
Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Vietnam
U.S
Kentucky
U.s-Thailand
Pathet Lee
Laos
Cooper
Taos O
Iran
Te Armed Services Committee
State Department
Robert J. McGliskey
Southeast Asia ‘Treaty Organization
McCluskey
Residents Placed On Storm Watch
More than half a million Gulf coast residents from Florida to Mississippi were put under a hurricane watch as Camille headed toward the area with 100 mph winds. The warning stretched from Droxi, Mississippi to St. Marks, Florida, including Mobile and Pensacola, with flags to fly by noon. Forecasters predicted gale conditions and rising tides along the coast, while Cuba faced destructive winds and floods as Camille crossed toward the Gulf.
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Miami
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mississippi
Camille
Droxi
Miss
St. Marks
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Pensacola
Cuba
Florida West Coast
Gulf
Grand Jefe
Fanama City
Pla
United States
Hurricane Center
Robert H. Simpson
Havana
Ag Camille
Debbie
Atlantic
Lesser Antilles
Caribbean Sea
Neil Frank
Alabama
Camilla
Beulah
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Isle of Pines
Radio Havena
Rio del Pinar
Cota Lo
Worldrade
Both Ships Blamed For Sea Tragedy
Manila reports a joint inquiry blames both ships for the collision that killed 74 American sailors. The primary responsibility rested on the destroyer Evans, with findings noting errors including misread signals. Melbourne’s captain faces court martial for failing to act and for not reversing engines. the inquiry avoided naming individuals.
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Manila
API
Bolle
ISS
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Australian Naval Department
John P. Stevenson
Parroy
Durham City Editor Killed In Rain Crash Near Lumberton
Joseph W. Duke, 43, city editor of the Durham Sun, died when his car skidded on a curve in rain and struck another vehicle near Lumberton. Duke, state Civitan chairman, was en route to a Lake Waccamaw Civitan meeting. the other driver was Filbert Olen Goodyear, 60, of Lumberton.
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Durham
Joseph W. Duke
Durham Sun
Krisay
Bladen
North Carolina
Lumburton
Civitan Clubs
Lake Waccamaw
Civitan
John AW
Crocch
Duke
Israelis Say They Killed Guerrillas
Israelis say they killed seven Arab infiltrators in two overnight border clashes along the Jordan River frontier. An army release noted five guerrillas were killed in one band and two in another near the Dead Sea and Nagev Desert. One Israeli border policeman was wounded near the Lebanese border. Bazooka shells fell into the Golan Heights area.
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Tell Avly Lat
Jordaniver
Dead Sea
Nagev Desert
Eilat
Ihe
Golan Heights
Syria
British Troops Restore Order in Belfast Rioting
In Belfast and Londonderry British troops moved to restore order amid the worst civil unrest since 1920 21, with two killed 224 wounded and seven buildings burning at dawn. Troops patrolled Falls Road and Davis Street, armoured vehicles and barrages of gunfire marked the crackdown as Belfast’s sectarian violence continued.
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Focny
Ranselty
Norther Ireland
Moftarn
Ireland
Britain
Queens and Wales
Nto Beast
Falls Road
Davis Street
Hutter Paris
Megily
Arsar
Isis
Ins Republic
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
INA
Dublin
Trains Near Destinations For Poison Gas Shipments
Two trains carrying phosgene neared destinations for peaceful use with Arm y plants to convert them. One train to Geismar Louisiana will aid plastics and other products while another to Vandemark in Lockport New York would become weed killer or foam. The routes shifted via Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania amid protests and safety concerns. Authorities disputed claims of danger as experts accompanied the trains.
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TUR Associated Press
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Colorado
Mississippi
Geismar
Wiineis Central
Tailford
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Vandewnark Industries
Lockport
N.Y
Army
Jones Chemical Co
Batavia, NY
Canati
Ravenna Ordnance Plant
B&o
Erie- Lackawana
Buffalo
Rober C. Ray
New York
White House
Mien Vandemark
Logas
Jerald Gerson
Chemical Commodities Corp
Olathe
Kan
Louisiana
Uy. H. Peisr Metzger
Boulder
Colo
Saidy “Ansonn
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Richard G. Stilwell
William C. Westmoreland
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Foreign Relasions Committee
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Enm‘nant
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London
Iceland
United Nations
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Chiesto
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Pennsylvania
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Ravenna
REO
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