Lawyer Craig to Guard Oswald Interests for Warren Commission
The Warren Commission named Walter E. Craig of Phoenix as lead lawyer to protect Lee Harvey Oswald's interests, with help from associates he may select. The panel headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren has heard testimony from Oswald’s widow and family and plans further sessions with Marina Oswald’s former adviser James H. Martin.
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Washington
UPI
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F.kennedy
Walter E. Craig
Phoenix, Ariz
American Bar Association
Presidential Commission
Craig
Earl Warren
Oswald
Dallas
Tex
James H. Martin
Marina Oswald
Lee Oswald
Check Passer Gets Probation for Dishonored Check
Ralph Elmer Martin, 22, pleaded guilty to passing a $15 check without a bank account to cover it. He was placed on five years probation by Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker. The incident occurred October 27 at a local supermarket.
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Ralph Elmer Martin
Martin
N. Romero Road
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Termites Sought for Circleville Student Science Project
Circleville Ohio junior Glenn Plum seeks live termites for a science project to test light sensitivity. He contacted Florida for specimens but state law bans transport of termites, leaving him unable to obtain the needed insects for his experiment.
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Circleville
Ohio
Glenn Plum
Plum
Florida
Court mispronunciation prompts name display in UK
In Wallington England UPI reports court ushers could not pronounce Polish defendant Zdzislaw Przybyszweski so they flashed his name on paper to summon him in the courtroom. The incident highlights the challenges of foreign names in legal settings and raised questions about court procedures.
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Wallington
England
UPI
Zdzislaw Przybyszweski
Trial In Lim Murder Set For May 26
Raymond Curtiss Cook, once a Tucson resident, faces a Superior Court murder trial for the 1959 killing of grocer Lester Lim at A-1 Market. Cook pleaded innocent at arraignment and is jailed without bond after admission then recantation of a Los Angeles statement. The judge set the May 20 date after the plea.
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Fay Ellis
Joe B. Brown
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
President Kennedy
Lim
Raymond Curtiss Cook
Lester Lim
John F. Molloy
Cook
John W. Johnson
Los Angeles
W. Ft
Lowell Road
Government Wins Suit Over Smallpox Vaccine Injury
A federal employee, Dr. Ford H. Harries, sought 200000 in damages from the United States claiming encephalitis after a smallpox vaccination in Nogales, Arizona, on April 7 1961. Judge John C. Bowen denied the claim after a two day nonjury trial. another Harries suit against Wyeth Laboratories and Cutter Laboratories remains pending.
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U.S. Dist
John C. Bowen
Ford H. Harries
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington State
United States
Harries
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Bowen
U.S
Jo Ann Diamos
Herbert Ely
iPhoenix
Wyeth, Laboratories
Cutter Laboratories
Wyeth
Cutter
Two Suits To Test City Assessments In Superior Court
Two lawsuits were filed in Superior Court challenging the city method for assessing improvements in districts. Plaintiffs Herman and Sofia Weitz and Shopping Centers Inc. own Wilmot Plaza property demanding fairness in the new paving assessment based on zoning rather than front footage. The Witts, owners of eight Broadway parcels near Craycroft, claim Craycroft and Broadway paving serve more than local benefits and costs were not shared among all benefiting properties.
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Superior Court
Herman
Sofia Weitz
Wilmot Plaza
Shopping Centers, Inc
Wilmot Plaza Shopping Center
Samuel O. Witt
Broadway
Craycroft
Scruggs & Rucker
Edward Scruggs
Baby Chicks Ordinance Defeated After Easter Debate
After an hour's discussion the City Council defeated a proposed ordinance to ban sale or giveaway of baby ducks chicks and rabbits in lots under a dozen. Mayor Lew Davis would have broken a 3-3 tie to veto the measure as too vague and restrictive. Councilmen objected that it deprived children of livestock contact and violated rights while one favored limiting dyeing. A new proposal was requested for before Easter 1965.
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Lew Davis
Phoenix
James L. Kirk
Jim Corbett
Kirk
Storch
Corbett
Counci
Hoffa Denies Key Witness Claims In Trial Testimony
In Chattanooga a jury trial hearing centered on James R. Hoffa denying claims by Edward Partin that Hoffa tried to bribe jurors in a 1962 Nashville conspiracy case. Hoffa called Partin’s statements ridiculous and said he had no such involvement.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Edward Partin
Hoffa
Partin
Louisiana
Nashville
Teamster
Harry Berke
Edinburgh Boxer Wins Scottish Bantam Title in London
Jackie Brown of Edinburgh won the Scottish bantamweight title at London's National Sporting Club but was carried to the dressing room after slipping on leaving the ring and spraining his ankle.
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London
UPI
Jackie Brown
Edinburgh
National Sporting Club
Chicago School Boycott Begins
Integra tionists defying a threat of prosecution picketed Chicago schools on freedom day. Special police details were assigned to Negro schools on the south side. Leaders expected about 100000 children to join the boycott, which has splintered the local Negro community.
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Chicago
UPI
Hyde’ Park High School
Blecha to speak at Catalina Foothills PTA meeting
Dr Milo Blecha University of Arizona education professor and educational adviser to the Catalina Foothills School District will address the PTA meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 at the district school 2101 E River Road His topic covers new mathematics programs for elementary schools.
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Milo Blecha
University of Arizona
Parent-Teacher Association of
Catalina Foothills
E. River Road
Blecha
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Yale
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Guggenheim
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Cooley
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