One Year Freedom for Paroled Murderer Richard Honeck
Mrs Clara Orth serves coffee to her uncle Richard Honeck in a larger San Leandro trailer after his release on parole on December 20 1963. Honeck spent 64 years in prison for murder and is shown one year into freedom. AP wirephoto.
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Richard Honeck
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Honeck
California
Fanfani Gains Push to Italian Presidency
Former Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani of the Christian Democrats sees growing center left support as Parliament enters its fifth presidential vote in Rome. Rumors swirl that the Communist bloc may back him as ballots rise to 117 on the fourth vote, signaling a possible party shift.
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Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democrat
Italy
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Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity
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Giovanni Leone
Christian Democrats
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Aldo Moro
Christian Democrat Party
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Regents to Meet on Free Speech Issue at UC
Regents gather on the UCLA campus to decide whether to preserve or change a policy allowing on campus free speech while restricting off campus actions. A Berkeley dispute has prompted large demonstrations, arrests, and student protests over civil disobedience and university control.
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Hyde Park
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Johnson Will Have Lasting Effect on Presidency
James Marlow argues Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidency will shape future leadership styles. Johnson, a meticulous political manager, navigates Congress and public policy through detail, compromise, and tireless work. The piece contrasts his methods with Kennedy Eisenhower Truman and others, noting potential enduring influence or cautionary outcomes for future presidents.
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Motive Sought in Shooting of Minnesota Officer
Forest Lake police seek motive after highway patrolman Glen A. Skalman was shot four times in the head and neck during a routine license check. Edwin W. Brown, 28, of Minneapolis, was jailed for questioning after officers traced the car’s license number and found a police record including burglary and grand larceny. Skalman survived surgery and radioed his report before being moved for further care.
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Brown
Anoka
Shalman
Highway 61
Here
Minneapolis
Skalman
Forest Lake Hospital
Ancker Hospital
St. Paul
Skalman Shot Near Rush City while Checking Licenses
Skalman was wounded in the face and base of skull as bullets struck his neck. Police sought Brown, aided by witnesses who saw Brown's car and a patrol car parked on the highway during Skalman’s license check near Rush City.
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Skalman
Brown
Rush City
Protecting Your Home From Destruction Dictates Self Care
Do you safeguard your own well being as you guard your house against damage. The message urges taking proactive steps for personal safety, resilience, and long term health alongside home protection.
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