Prosecutor Attacks Mossler Trial in Miami Case
In Miami prosecutors attack the Mossler case, alleging the defense and witnesses are attacked by state officers. Kelgan says the state attorney’s office aims to influence the jury and undermine the defense. The defendants Mossler and Melvin Lane Pow lie under investigation as the trial proceeds amid claims of obstruction.
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Miami
Fla
Kelgan
bin Chitor Gerald
Kogan
State of
Texas
Ke Ioft
Candace
Ase Mossler
Melvin Lane
Court Rule On Insanity On Way Out
Baltimore AP reports a court debate on the Naghten rule in a major insanity trial. Lawyers argue the standard should shift as jurors weigh the defendant's ability to control conduct and whether doubt about intent affects guilt.
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I Balpimore
Jacques Mosler
Kogan
Manfred
Guttmacher
premo-Beath
Baltimore
Walter
Gwinn
M’naghten
Messler
U.S
New York
Khowsers
Police Inspector General Alleges County Smog Rules Challenged
The trial over the Air Pollution Districts power to enforce county bans on fuel oil burning faced claims the rules are arbitrary and the process unfair. Judge Diether retained the rules while appointing James B. Gordon to lead dual investigations into complaints and civil rights concerns within the police department. The McCone Commission had previously recommended oversight of riots and police conduct, with Gordon set to report to the police commission.
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Ito -Diethier
Nts
The
Los
Diether
Board “of Police
McCone Commission
James B. Gordon
Angeles
Gor
Gas Mask and Air Atmosphere Warnings Report
A fragmented article notes officials discussing air quality measures and mask advisories amid public concern. It mentions weather forecasts, smog, wind patterns, and pressure from Pasadena and nearby areas influencing policy, with references to authorities and county counsel.
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Vergler
Pasadena
Sunnye
Cove
Mendocino
Oun
Secrecsig
Thursdey
Southland
Bigae
Angeles
Basin
Enc
Eal
Marcos
Pasa
Eau Betaaenn
Sig Rapore
David Mix
Marla
Montebello Sadz Therma
Easthead Water
Beigynich Ty Torrance
Today Reyiion
Warner Seas
Wrightwood
Gunbet
Las Vegas
AIBC
Erane
Louisville South State
Pacompe
Wieker
Birmingham
Nevada
Han
Fie Reed
Burhington Vt
Caspar
Phoenix
Charleston SC
Portland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Gani
Sri Lake City
Rourtain
el Pen
San Anata
Eureka
Arlesin
Fresno
Soskong
Houston
Valle Manduio
Wustington
Anta
Barbara
Indlongaoils
Petenia
Yellowstone
Ransas
Frey
Tsen
Boreas
Laws
Evans
San
Ara NaRoiya
Dacre
Hhursday
Monterrey
Thoraday
Mexico City
Urstoy
Lay
Cear
Dutta
Libudy
Berlin
Moscow
Oslo
Jasobjonca
Sepenhageri
Salgoh
Cleo
Bubis
Stnckholm
Cldy Seneva
Ylenna
Bank Conviction Risks FDIC Loss of 25 Million
In Washington the FDIC faces at least a 25 million dollar loss after San Francisco National Bank president Don Silverthorne was convicted of misapplication of funds and abetting larceny. Senator McClellan highlighted the Feb 38 conviction and noted the bank's receivership began January 22, 1965.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
San Francisco
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
McClellan
Don €. Silverthorne
San Francisco National Bank
Weather and You Draft Pain and Arthritis
Weather and You describes how indoor drafts in cool air can trigger arthritis pain. Outdoors, the body's heat regulation reduces joint pain while walking. indoors, draft cooling the feet may cause localized discomfort.
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