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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1969

Page

5

Court rules Kopechne inquest secret inquest in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court orders the Kopechne inquest held in secret to protect a defendant's right to a fair trial. The ruling bars public access while allowing transcripts only if no criminal proceedings follow. Kennedy had pressed to exhume Mary Jo Kopechne's body for full investigation of the July 18 1969 Chappaquiddick incident.

Kennedy Evening Star Court Kopechne Yea Dinis Miss Kaine Supreme Court Chappaquiddick Island Boston Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Ceut Mary Jo Kopechne Edward M. Kennedy James A. Boyle Edgartown District Court Boyle Sen. Kennedy Massachusetts Miss Kopechne Dist Atty Dinis

Quickie Pets and 1970 Needlecraft Catalogs Adopt Nifty Gifts

A Winchester Evening Star feature promotes Quickie Pets like lamb, puppy, and bunny patterns for 50 cents each with extra mailing costs. It also touts the Big 1970 Needlecraft Catalog offering 40 pages and 200 designs plus several craft books at 50 cents each.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Needlecraft

Secrecy Protested Over Kopechne Inquest In Secret

Gilbert P. Smith president of The Asse protests a secret inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. He questions why transcripts are delayed and whether a prominent family’s tragedy imposes a precedent limiting public access to information.

JTICA N.Y Gilbert P. Smith Asse- Mary Jo Kopechne Smith

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