Judge fines reporter for courtroom access clash
County Judge Billy Ragan fined Houston Press reporter Margaret Davis 100 dollars plus costs for contempt after she walked into the attorneys and newsmen area of his courtroom. Davis plans an appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals, while the paper vows to press access rights. Ed Ray, managing editor, criticized the ruling as an attack on press access amid questions about Ragan’s involvement with an insurance agency.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Billy Ragan
Ragan
Margaret Davis
The
Houston Press
Court of Criminal Appeals
Davis
Ed Ray
the Press
State Insurance Board
Queen Elizabeth II Spends Day in Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II is described as having a feverish chill and will remain in her room at Buckingham Palace. All of the Queen's scheduled appointments for the day have been canceled as a precaution.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Two Optical Officials Re-Indicted On Price Fixing Charges
Milwaukee report says Alton K. Marsters of Bausch & Lomb and Victor D. Kniss of American Optical were re indicted in U S District Court on price fixing under the Clayton Act after a prior dismissal of Sherman Act charges. They must appear by January 8 before Judge Kenneth P. Grubb. The earlier indictments were tied to Sherman law. the re indictments rely on the Clayton Act.
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Milwaukee
Optical Company
U.S. District Court
Alton K. Marsters
Rochester
N.Y
Bausch & Lomb Inc
Victor D. Kniss
Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Co
Kenneth P. Grubb
Tucson Patrolman Held as AWOL Marine
South Tucson patrolman Albert Flores, 10 year Marine, was relieved from duty after overstaying leave. He was taken into Marine custody following a call from San Diego Recruit Depot. His father, former South Tucson sergeant Gregorio Flores, had recently been sentenced to 2 to 3 years in prison.
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South Tucson
Albert Flores
Flores
Gregorio Flores
San Diego
Pima County
Ybarra
Young Flores
Jesus O
Randy) Rendon
California
Marine Corps
Venezuela Guarantees Kennedy Safety Visit
Caracas government promises absolute guarantees of President Kennedy’s safety during his visit this week. Spokesman Carlos A. Perez said crowds of workers and officials will greet the U.S. leader and that no incidents will mar the trip. He dismissed recent anti American episodes as minor and criticized U.S. press coverage.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Kennedy
Carlos A. Perez
U.S
Perez
Richard M. Nixon
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Don Schellie
the Citizen
John W. Coyne
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