Daring bank job in Florida
Palm Beach police report two gunmen posing as policemen carried out a precision holdup at the Palm Beach Bank and Trust Co. at about 6 30 am seizing 599 915 in cash from the vault while banker James E Morgan Jr his wife Fanny and 9 year old daughter Sheri were restrained They warned Morgan not to call police for 20 minutes before fleeing in his car The incident closely mirrored a Jacksonville robbery two years earlier that netted 70000 in cash.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Palin Beach Bank and Trust Co
James E. Morgan Jr
Morgan
Fanny
Sheri
Jacksonville
Mrs. Morgan
Mowry Mothers Feted at Tea and Doll Festival
Eleven year old Donna Lee, a sixth grader at Mowry School in Fremont, helped display dolls at a festival and mothers tea titled Japanese Around the World. Students wore Ikhi monos and served tea to their mothers as Donna's mother, Mrs. Robert Lee, viewed the exhibit. The event was sponsored by the Library Club.
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Donna Lee
Mowry School
Fremont
Mothers Tea
Donna
Robert Lee
The
Library Club
Indictment of San Leandro cop in Los Angeles raid deaths
A federal grand jury indicted San Leandro Police Detective William Kinsella and three others on civil rights charges tied to the July 16 raid on a Los Angeles ghetto apartment that led to two Mexican nationals’ deaths. Kinsella’s felony assault charges had been dismissed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
San Leandro
William Kinsella
Kinsella
Manson LSD influence discussed in LaBianca case
A psychiatrist testified in the Tate LaBianca trial that LSD could alter values and influence a young mind. Dr. Keith Dilman explained drug effects hinge on the user and environment. Leslie Van Houten challenged the questioning, while she and two others maintain Manson knew nothing of the murders.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
Keith Dilman
Tate-LaBianca
Maxwell Keith
Miss van Houten
Rosemary
Ditmat
Keith
Manson
UMW President Pleads Innocent in Embezzlement Case
W. A. Tony Boyle, president of the United Mine Workers, pleads not guilty to embezzling union funds and channeling 49250 into political campaigns. Also arraigned were Secretary-Treasurer John Owens and James Kmelz, with charges tied to illegal political contributions to Humphrey and other candidates.
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Washington
UPD
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
U.S
John J. Sirica
UMW
John Owens
James Kmelz
Labor
Ner Partisan League
Grand Jury
Hubert Hi. Humphrey
Edward L. Carey
United States
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Florida
Geett Borden
San Leandro Cop
Larry Albright
Yesteruay
Atty
John’n. Mitchell
Washington, DC
UPI
White House
Nixon
Rochester
N.Y
Mission San Jose
Ming
Peralta CT
Fremont Guosep
H. Salt Esq
Hayward
Tennyson Road
San Lorenzo
Hesperian Blvd
H. Salt, Esq
Tse
Haddon Salt
Hockon
A. Prine
Ver
Price
Priw
Benxfranklin
Fremont Blvd
Fremont Brookvale Shopping Center
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