Inquest resumes Tuesday over Deadwyler shooting
A coroner's inquest in Los Angeles opens its seven day session with testimony from Dr. Harry Davis and others. The proceedings examine if a reflex or car motion caused policeman Jerald Hova to fire the fatal shot that killed Leonard Deadwyler, a 25 year old motorist, last May 7. Deadwyler's widow Barbera testifies about the confrontation.
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Jerald MM. Hova
Leonard Deadwyler
Triquest
Pri
Bova
Deadwyler
Harry Davis
Los Angeles
Chiile
Deathwyler
Deedwyler
Barbera
General Hospital
Hotel banning wounded veterans sparks anger in Mundelein
Marine corporal paralyzed from a Viet Nam bullet and other disabled veterans toured a Chicago hotel night club after a Mundelein evening organized by Mayor Paul Foss and Ralph Shields. Manager Porter Parks said the presence might depress other patrons. Veterans were taken to a movie and to Ivanhoe restaurant. Local officials praised the community’s support amid backlash about excluding veterans.
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Mundelein
Viet Nam
Chicago
John Raines
Detroit
Agsoviated
Porter Parks
Conrad Filton
Boulevard
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Paul Foss
Munderoin
Ralph Shields
Gemini blastoff postponed to Wednesday for extra checks
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. AP The Gemini 9 mission launch was delayed another 24 hours to Wednesday to allow technicians to complete Atlas rocket tests and rendezvous procedures after the May 17 failure. Officials said the delay was needed to finish checkout and testing on schedule.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
William C. Sehneider
Guerrilla Activity In Cuba Escalates After Base Shooting
AP reports renewed Cuban guerrilla activity across Latin America after the killing of two Cuban soldiers at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Defense officials say six Cuban soldiers breached the base perimeter in eastern Cuba Monday night and exchanged fire with U.S. sentries. The intruders fled and no one was believed hurt.
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Guantanamo
Haryana
Latin America
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Cuba
Undeclared War Said Finished in Malaysia
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak said Indonesia’s three year undeclared war against Malaysia has unofficially ended. He cited an Indonesian goodwill mission of eight military men linked to the “crush Malaysia” command that conveyed Suharto’s authorities wish to end the feud. The visit, Razak stated, proves the conflict is easing.
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Malaysia
Aly
Abdul Razak
Indonesia
Melaysis
Suharto
Jakarta
Razak
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Rusk
Vavirwani
Allanir
Europe
Fire at Roosevelt Hotel in Lansing Forces Evacuations
A hotel fire in Lansing forced 118 guests from Roosevelt Hotel rooms. State Senator William Romano collapsed and died of a heart attack while others, including a deaf woman and a blind legislator, required smoke inhalation treatment. Fire Chief Mark Keeney said the blaze began in a guest room, apparently from a cigarette.
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Lansing
Roosevelt Hotel
Man Ji
William Romano
U. McDaniels
Mark Keeney
McDaniels
Inside The Independent Telephones Pasadena Area
Pasadena area listing notes changes in local independent telephone services for Pasadena formerly Sycamore with East Valley area formerly Zrpith and Los Angeles region formerly Murray Balarts.
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Sycamore
THE
East Valley
Zrpith
Los Angeles
Murray
Balarts
Bakersfield Prepares for Possible Disorder as Tensions Rise
Bakersfield police boost patrols in the Negro section amid a week of sporadic violence linked to anti poverty protests. At least 40 people arrested this year. two Negroes shot, one seriously. A school bus was attacked during a mob assault as authorities rush more officers to keep the peace.
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Bakersfield
Calif
LE James Deem
Airlix
Bean
Jamother Negro
Nelstoes
Anand Dresad
Bakersflehl
Presad
Kersfield
Peace Feelers Fail as Ky Pursues Buddhist Support
Saigon reports Premier Nguyen Cau Ky failing to win Buddhist backing while seeking peace talks under U.S. auspices. Monks reject the offer as secrecy cloaks the outcome. In Hue and Saigon, tear gas and warning shots quell a 2000 to 3000 strong anti government mob and protests involving Americans. The civil authority buckles as Hue’s Buddhist stronghold declares rebellion and troops retreat to Hung Thuy, leaving 1000 loyalists in the field. Forty five foreign nationals remain in the city as U.S. forces brace for further unrest.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cau-Ky
Nguyen Chanh
Buddhist Institute
Hue
Phan Weo Khoa
Thua Thien
Viet Nam
Warren Obit: Mental patient shoots wife then self after arson attempt
A man identified as Michael Collins, age 44, battered his wife with a hunting knife and a pair of pliers, then fatally shot himself after trying to set his one-story frame house ablaze near Warren. Sheriff Barswell said a brother saw smoke and alerted authorities at the scene.
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Warren
Lhitaven
Michael Collins
Robert Barswell
Jake Collins
Smeale
Jake Collis
Uylice
Michel Stuuped
Michael
Minnie
Barnett
10 000 Mile Walk Two Argentine Couples in Pasadena
In Pasadena this week two Argentine couples began a 10060 mile walk, Michael Collins and Silvia Ribeiro, joined by Carlos Flores and Noemi, traveling from Buenos Aires through Latin America to Pasadena. They described food and shelter support along the way and planned local introductions at the YMCA.
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United States
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Rusk
Viet Nam
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Cen
Carlos ‘Flores
Republic Steel Corp
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Rinsbeen
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Ylmenit
Cong
Noemi
Americas
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Sidimack
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Emini| Citizen Center
Ear
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Independent
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Mirs
J. Flores
YMCA
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Peru
Ecuador
Solatebia
Panama
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Arlentina
Buenos Aires
Noemi Ribeira
Carlos Flores
Ricardo
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