FBI Role in 1969 Raid Withheld From Grand Jury
The article reports that the FBI claimed credit for informant William O Neal information used to plan the Chicago raid that killed Black Panther leader Fred Hampton on December 4 1969. Grand jury proceedings reportedly did not disclose the FBI informant’s role. The Senate intelligence committee and civil damages suit documents reveal the FBI provided floor plans weapon lists and names of residents to police.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Fred Hampton
Jerris Leonard
Hampton
Illinois
Black Panthers
Ward V. Hanrahan
Cook County
Special Federal Grand Jury
Hanrahan
Senate Committee
Federal District Court
William O'Neal
Chicago Panther
O'Neal
Federal Grand Jury
Daniel Groth
Richard Jalovec
Leonard
State Trooper Wins $6000 Slander Verdict in Virginia
Montgomery County Circuit Court jury awarded Trooper E G Moses $6000 in his slander suit against Joseph Michael Callaway of Blacksburg who accused him of intoxication after Moses issued a traffic summons. Judge W S Jordan ordered the verdict noted in Moses' personnel file, finding no evidence to support the allegations.
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Christiansburg
Montgomery County
Moses
Joseph Michael Callaway
Blacksburg
Callaway
W. S. Jordan
Truman statue unveiled during Independence Week tribute
Margaret Truman Daniel will unveil the nation's first full figure statue of her father on Saturday in Independence. President Ford will dedicate the statue, a nine foot bronze by Gilbert Franklin mounted on the Jackson County Courthouse east lawn near the former judge's office. The sculpture shows Truman during one of his morning walks.
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Independence
Harry $. Truman
Margaret Truman Daniel
Ford
Truman
Jackson County
Gilbert Franklin
Providence
R.I
Crossword Puzzle Teases Daily Brain Workout
A compact crossword item appears on today’s page offering a word grid with clues across and down. Readers are invited to solve the puzzle and sharpen vocabulary while enjoying a light daily mental challenge.
Quinlan's diagnostic tests under ethics committee review
In Denville New Jersey Karen Quinlan 22 remains in a persistent vegetative state with her condition unchanged for months The ethics committee at St Clare's Hospital will decide if her father Joseph Quinlan may seek doctors who deem treatment futile and end life support The tests include attempts to wean her from a ventilator to gauge recovery prospects Doctors Morse and Javed weigh whether to continue the case or permit new physicians to assume it
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Denville
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Hospital
State Supreme Court
Miss Quinlan
High Court
Joseph T. Quinlan
Lawyers Seek Army Probe Into West Point Cheating Scandal
Ten West Point legal officers called on Secretary of the Army Martin Hoffmann to investigate how the academy handles a cheating scandal involving 49 cadets. The letter questions the process and notes alleged bribery and jury tampering as issues.
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N.Y Times News
West Point
N.Y
United States Military Academy
Secretary of the Army
Martin R. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Judge Advocate General's
Washington
Army
Sidney R. Berry
Berry
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