Eight subpoenas issued for inquest into Morris Edwards death
Subpoenas were served on eight people including narcotics offenders Edward Gutierrez Legieu and Aaron Frazier to testify at the coroner's inquest Monday. The hearing, led by Coroner Clark H. Johnson, will probe Edwards' death officially listed as cocaine overdose but suspected from heroin use.
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Morris Edwards
Clark H. Johnson
Edward Gutierrez Legieu
Borden Court
E. 33Rd St
Aaron
Ptomaine) Frazier
Gamboa Alley
Legieu
U. S
William C. Dunn
Edwards
East 32Nd Street
Tucson
Frazier
Texas
Ralph Marmion
Dunn
Marmion
John Rabage
Barney Robbins
South Tucson
John Edwards
E. Lester Sr
James Taylor Jr
East Lester Street
Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Expensive Push Dash Leads to Truck Pileup in Grand Rapids
Jerry Allred attempted to flag traffic for help with a stalled car in Grand Rapids Michigan. His push caused a chain reaction that tangled three semi trailers injuring no one and prompting police to estimate damages at 12500 dollars. Alfred assisted with the push and no one was held.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Jerry Allred
Alfred
France Says Algeria Rebellion Worsening Despite Troops
Interior Minister Maurice Bourges-Maunoury told a national assembly committee that the rebel war in Algeria is worsening even after 20,000 new troops were sent and another 20,000 to be moved from Indochina. He cited 100,000 French troops in North Africa, about 1,500 rebels, and plans to boost radio broadcasts and helicopter use to counter anti-French propaganda.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Algeria
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Assembly
Interior Committee
Britain
Cairo
Tetouan
Spanish Morocco
Aures
Tunisian
Mediterranean
Phillipeville
Army of Liberation
Tunisia
Libya
Morocco
Casablanca
Jacques Lemaigre-Dubreuil
Constantine
Cap Maker Refuses to Open Books in Senate Probe
Sol Schlesinger of Freeport New York declined to produce his Ideal Uniform Cap Co records citing the Fifth Amendment amid Senate investigations into graft in military cap contracts. He denied paying officials and faced threats of contempt citations, with calls to cancel contracts and bar future bids. He testified at a revived hearing led by the Senate investigations subcommittee, also naming rival Harry Lev.
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Washington
Senate
Sol Schlesinger
Freeport
N. Y
Schlesinger
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Ideal Uniform Cap Co
Harry Lev
Congressional Medal of Honor Pension Increased
The House approved by voice vote a bill to raise the pension for all living Medal of Honor recipients to $100 per month from the current $10 after age 65. The measure expands benefits for veterans recognized for valor.
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Washington
House
Congressional Probe Opens on Censorship Practices
Washington launches a congressional investigation into whether government agencies withhold timely information from newspapers radio and TV and other outlets. Subcommittee led by Rep. Moss will study charges of restricted information flow and pressure on press and Congress.
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Washington
William L. Dawson
D-Nil
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Dawson
Committees of
Congress
Moss
Dante B. Fascell
D-Fla
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
Army
R. Carl Honaman
Defense Department
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Soviet Union
J. R. Wiggins
Washington Post
Times Herald
Honaman
Wiggins
Freedom of Information Committee
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
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Tanner
UNION
Homer Frost
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
L. A. Tanner
Don Hummel
By Fritz Kessinger
By Charles C. Lane
Congress and
Stone
Jewelers Guild of America
Cap Maker
Congressional
Tyndall
Main University Gate
Coats
Bostonian and
Sam R. Kaufman
HOTEL
Westerner
Pennington
P.m
U.S.A
Jacome
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