Garrison seeks delay in trial of Clay Shaw
Dist Atty Jim Garrison petitions for a continuance in the Clay Shaw conspiracy case amid claims federal secrecy has hamstrung the prosecution. Shaw defense seeks a speedy trial while disputes over autopsy records and autopsy photos surface in Washington and New Orleans.
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Runaway Jersey Cross Cow Causes City Chaos in Hamilton
A jersey cross cow escaped from Hamilton stockyards and galloped two miles through the city. It rammed a garage, knocked over a milk bar window display, left hoof marks on a tennis court, and jumped into the private pool of Arthur H. Woolven, general manager of the New Zealand Dairy Company. Police on motorcycles and a local resident with a lasso pursued the animal before tranquilizing it and returning it to the stock yards.
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West German Sentries Killed in Ammo Depot Raid
Three West German soldiers died and two were seriously injured in a raid on a munitions depot at Lebach near Saarbrucken. Defense officials say it is unclear if arms or munitions were stolen and that the sentries were found at duty call with a scene of destruction and destroyed telephones to delay the alarm.
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Agnew Family Embraces Politics Amid Inaugural Frenzy
The Agnew family greets the vice presidency with humor and poise, buoyed by Spiro Agnew and his wife Judy. Their daughters Kim Susan Pam and son Randy joined a bustling social schedule at the inauguration while dressing needs were noted by Mrs. Ann Thompson.
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Virginia highway safety commissions identify top driving problems
Local highway safety commissions across Virginia name drinking drivers reckless drivers and speeders as their main issues. The report to Gov Mills E Godwin Jr also cites highway upgrades expanded driver education enhanced police training and public apathy toward crashes as priority steps.
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Virginia
State Highway Safety Division
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