Prosecutors Prepare Sirhan Case Ahead of Plea
Los Angeles AP report: Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, jailed 24 year old Jordanian immigrant, is to enter a plea to the Kennedy assassination charge on June 28 in Los Angeles County Superior Court case A23s421. Prosecutors meet daily to close holes while witnesses discuss a polka dot dress girl and possible conspiracy. Pasadena police guard Sirhan family home around the clock.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Los Angeles County
Robert F Kennedy
Sirhan
New York
Sandy Serrano
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Miss Serrano
Kathy Fulmer
Pasadena
Helps Free Own Auto Hurts Self in Fog Crash near Wattsburg
An Ohio motorist Irvin Stillerman of Lowellville, injured while helping a wrecker remove his car from a ditch, is in fair condition after surgery at Union City Memorial Hospital. Police say he drove north on Route 6, went off the road in heavy fog, and the car suffered about $200 damage. Also, a one car crash between Columbus and Lottsville sent one Bear Lake boy to Corry Memorial Hospital and injured his brothers.
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Wattsburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Irvin Stillerman
Lowellville
Corry
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Lottsville
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Teens Clean Graffiti on City Statue After Night Vandalism
A large group of youths led by Judith Dwyer formed Sing Out Corry and received city permission to scrub paint from a park statue. Police are rounding up vandals as charges loom. a fire truck assisted the cleanup after a night of revelry marking the school year’s end.
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Corry
Corry Area High School
City Park
Eaton
Judith Dwyer
State House Leader Vows To Press For Gun Bill
Harrisburg AP The House Minority Leader Rep Herbert Fineman says he would try to discharge the Pennsylvania Weapons Control Act of 1968 from the Law and Order Committee if not acted on this week. The bill would require registration of rifles shotguns and handguns and has 29 sponsors. Fineman notes weaknesses in shotgun and rifle registration and acknowledges current handgun owners would register, while many shotgun and rifle owners would be exempt.
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House
Law and Order Committee
Herbert Fineman
Dphila
Robert F. Kennedy
T Fineman
U. S. Congress
Johnson
Fineman
Pennsylvania
Crowds flock to Kennedy gravesite at Arlington
Nearly 60 000 mourners and pilgrims crowd Arlington National Cemetery on a sweltering June day to honor Senator Robert F Kennedy. Ethel Kennedy and Mrs John Kennedy came with children to pray, while a mixture of tourists and mourners lined the route to the site near the Kennedy memorial. The grave is marked by a small white cross, with a temporary interment planned near the former presidents’ plots. A half million people watched the cortege as choirs sang at the Lincoln Memorial.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Ethel Kennedy
John ¥. Kennedy
Cemetery Hill
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Los Angeles
California
Robert
John Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Joseph
Johnson
Station
Cemetery
Arlington
Lincoln Monument
Wayne Street No 1 Target For Police
Residents along Wayne Street from East Smith to East Colum bus avenue report speeding and motorcycle racing on newly paved sections. Sgt Keppel said arrests have occurred but many offenses go uncited as police patrols continue and residents assist by providing license numbers and driver identities to aid enforcement.
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Wayne Street
East Smith
Columbus Avenue
James Keppel
Keppel
Accused Assassin Ray Fights Return To U S For Extradition
James Earl Ray appeared in Bow Street Court to contest extradition for the King assassination. He asked for a lawyer, was held without bond, and faced charges of carrying a false passport and a loaded revolver without a license. U S officials said extradition proceedings would proceed, with a possible two to three week timetable unless Ray waives or fights the extradition.
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James Earl Ray Wade
Bow Street Court
U.S
Dy Martin ‘Luther King Jr
Ray
America
United States
Con
Memphis
Tenn
Ramon George Sneyd
Canada
Portugal
Britain
Brussels
Africa
Tennessee
King
Missouri
Fred M. Vinson, Jr
Washington
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Bow Street
Scotland Yard
Ramion George Sneyd
Justice Department
Cantnon Row
Rockefeller speaks on Kennedy as a leader to inspire youth
Gov. Rockefeller, the first presidential candidate under Secret Service guard after Kennedy's assassination, called Kennedy special to young people and a bridge between generations. He praised Kennedy's understanding of the poor and urged leadership that unites races and restores confidence, addressing Allegheny graduates in Meadville.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Secret Service Guard
Robert F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Allegheny
America
Johnson
Los Angeles
California
Walks To Go To Make Way For Conduit
City crews begin extensive sidewalk tearing on the west side to install underground ducts for General Telephone. Bickle Construction Co. handles the job, routing from North Center and West Park Place along West Park Place, Mott Street, West Washington Street, First Avenue, to West Main Street.
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David Johnson
Bickle Construction Co
Drie
General Telephone Company
North Center Street
West Park Place
Mott Street
West Washington Street
First Avenue
West Main Street
Four Hurt In One Car Crash On North Center Street
Four people were treated or admitted after a one car crash on North Center Street Saturday evening. Driver Mrs. James Kasper 22 was treated for tongue laceration and dental injuries. Her son Steven Kasper 23 months suffered scalp and facial abrasions. Bonnie Eastman 14 received leg bruises while Mrs. Donald Bigelow 46 remained in satisfactory condition with a forehead laceration. Police estimate car damage at $500. The driver said a backseat passenger distracted her, causing loss of control.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
North Center Street
Donald Bigelow
R.D. J. Corry
James Kasper
Steven Kasper
Bonnie Eastman
Frank Eastman
Spartansburg
Kasper
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Carl Runski
Reynolds Novasat
Creighton
Allegheny County
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James B. Ray
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