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The fifth witness was medic who treated one of the prisoners after one of the alleged incidents. Struck them the other four witnesses Testi fied that on several occasions Bodle and Rivera struck the with their fists in the head and  j. Bellen civilian de sense counsel called Only on witness it. Co. Robert m. Stump before the court adjourned until thursday morning. Stump headed an investigation nearly october into the alleged stockade incidents. Britain plans to nationalize major ports London up Britain slab or government announced plans wednesday to nationalize the nation s major seaports. It was the latest move to bring most transport facilities under state ownership. The railroads most provincial and Long distance bus services some Highway truck services most Inland Waterways and London s sub Way and bus systems already Are  announcement made simultaneously to parliament by transport minister Richard Marsh and in an official Whit paper said the principal ports to be taken Over Are those of London Merseyside Liverpool and Birkenhead Milford Haven Medway Manchester Clyde tees Hartlepool Bristol and they ice. Marsh said the new authority will take Over docks and harbours in Hull Southampton and South Wales which now rerun by the British transport commission. It also operate.? the railroads. Double hijacking second of month Miami up an Eastern air lines jetliner bound from Philadelphia to Miami with 105passengers and eight Crew members was hijacked to cub tuesday night Only 12 hours after a National airlines Jet was also hijacked to Havana. Federal aviation administration officials said the Eal pcs Connolly wife in trial of show new Orleans up the prosecution in the Clay l. Shaw conspiracy trial tuesday subpoenaed As a witness former Texas gov. John Connally who was wounded while Riding with president John f. Kenned when he was assassinated. James l. Alcock assistant to dist. Atty. Jim Garrison filed a subpoena for Connally and his wife to appear in court feb. 17. Connally s wife Nellie was Riding in the same car. Shaw 55, is charged with conspiring to kill Kennedy. Two directions Alcock said the Connelly could testify shots were fired atthe presidential motorcade from More than one direction. Connally who left office Jan.21, has disagreed with the Warren commission with regard to which of three shots struck him. The Warren commission said Connally was hit by a Bullet which passed through Kennedy and went through Connally s Chest hitting his wrist and lodging in his right thigh. The Warren report said the first Bullet struck Connally but he said it was another shot. Judge s refusal dist. Judge Edward a. Haggerty or. Tuesday flatly refused to let prospective jurors say whether they believe Kennedy was assassinated As the result of a conspiracy. But Haggerty also refused to Tell the defense whether he would allow the prosecution to go into Dealey Plaza when it starts presenting evidence. Dea Ley Plaza in Dallas is where Kennedy was assassinated nov.22, 1963. The prosecution however appeared determined to go into events surrounding the assassination itself because the subpoenas for the Connally were the seventh and eighth issued for persons present at the assassination site. Was commandeered when it was40 Miles North of fort Myers Fla. The hijacking was the let this year and it was the second time this month that two plane were hijacked to Cuba on the same Day. A peruvian jetliner in route from Buenos Aires to Miami and a United air line flight from Pittsburgh to Miami were both hijacked Jan. 11. Sticks of dynamite earlier tuesday two Young negroes who said they were fugitives from life prison sentences in California used revolver and four Sticks of dynamite in an empty cigarette Carton to Force the Captain of a National airlines Jet to Fly tothe communist Island with his 25 passengers and Crew of seven. The Pilot described the hijackers As Well dressed Well groomed College  at one Point Over the Gulf of Mexico after leaving new Orleans bound for Miami said capt. James g. Brown one of the hijackers peeled a match out of a pack and gestured his determination to touch off he dynamite with it if the plane did t head for Cuba. No heroes aboard i assured him that there were no heroes aboard and we were going to Havana said the 44-year-old Pilot. National s flight 64 was hijacked shortly after leaving new Orleans on a trip that began i los Angeles and included a Stop in Houston. The plane carried 25passengers and a Crew of seven. The plane landed in Havana an was released two hours later with the Crew. The passengers were taken Bubu some 85 Miles to Paradero to await return to the unite states on a special cuban Airlift flight. Rodeo Leader May give death rattle Frisco City Ala. A a6-foot-9 Rattlesnake still is in the Lead for top honors in the Monroe county Rattlesnake Rodeo but had to undergo surgery Here to remain alive and eligible. Larry Gibbs operator of Thea More Ala., reptile farm and owner of the Rattler said the Snake had been bleeding inter Nally and possibly was the Vic Tim of a traffic mishap prior to his  Snake wiggled out of a go Pher Hole near Atmore saturdays his captor pumped Gas in. The Rodeo in which the larg est Rattler captured is declared the Winner began Jan. 1 an will end feb. 15. It was allot 2 King aides agree new York a two associates of the late or. Mahin Luther King jr., agreed tues Day that his assassination was the result of a conspiracy rather than an unassisted at by Jones Earl Ray who faces trial for a killing they differed however Over what part Ray May have played in the shooting of the Southern Christian leadership conference Leader in Memphis last april 14. In Philadelphia the Revjames l. Bevel an Sulc director expressed doubt that Ray had either the mental or physical competence to have carried out the  be allowed King to be killed under the Guise of Law and order and now we re going to allow Ray to be lynched under the Guise of Justice Bevel As , who previously offered to act As a lawyer for Ray in his forthcoming trial has been walked by Lack of a License fro the Tennessee bar association to practice Law in the state. Retold a news conference that he planned a court Appeal. Later in Atlanta the  David Abernathy who succeeded King As Sulc presi Dent said that he stands behind Bevel s offer to help defend Ray but does not necessarily feel that Ray was innocent of firing the fatal shot. "1 Felt that or. Bevel was merely seeking to state what 1 have said that moire than one person is guilty in the death of Martin Luther King Abernath told an interviewer. "1 do not believe he was say ing that or. Ray did not pull the