Probers discount CIA link to JFK plot r1 1975 report
A 1975 UPI report summarizes a Rockefeller panel finding no evidence of a CIA link to the Kennedy assassination. The panel debunked theories involving Hunt and Sturgis, noting two rear bullets hit Kennedy and dismissing conspiratorial claims about CIA ties to Oswald or Ruby.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Howard Hust
Frank Sturgis
CIA
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Sheriff's Deputies
Hunt
Sturgis
Kennedy
Watergate Complex
Bay of Pigs
Miami
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Rockefeller
Washington
Lyndal L. Shaneyfelt
FBI
Courtroom Chaos Ends With Sleep Verdict Jab
A juror recounts a trial where the defendant reportedly fell asleep beneath a bench before final deliberations. The exchange turns sharp as a participant mocks the judge and calls the scene childish, highlighting courtroom tension and a dismissive moment in the proceeding.
Remiro and Little Convicted in SLA Cyanide Killing
In Sacramento UPI reports Joseph Remiro and Russell Little, members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, were found guilty of the cyanide bullets murder of Oakland schools Superintendent Marcus Foster and the attempted murder of his assistant. They face life terms with possible parole after seven years.
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Ana
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Remiro
Little
Foster
Robert W Blackham
Superior Court
Elvin Sheehy
SLA
Heart operation voter breaks GOP block on state budget passage
Democratic Assemblyman Curtis Tucker who had open heart surgery was flown from Los Angeles to Sacramento. He cast the crucial fourth vote to pass SB199, ending the Republican hold and moving the budget toward the Senate. Republicans denounced the move as rough shod over Tucker’s health.
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Beverly
Spudslide survivor pulled from potato car at mill
Spudslide survivor Wilbur Holsinger, 2 yard employe at a packing firm in Martinsburg, Pa, was trapped under twenty tons of potatoes in a railroad refrigerator car for four hours. He was rescued after workers cut through steam panels and used boards to unload the load by hand, an air pocket keeping him alive.
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Sisthcenra
Pennsylvania
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Cive Apple
Kelsinger
Cooling Trend to Persist With Fair Weather Tonight
The weatherman says cooler conditions continue through tomorrow with fair skies. Lows near 50 tonight and highs 45 to 75 tomorrow. note may be overcast and cool in the mornings. More weather on page 23. Vital Statistics appears at 29,26. Women’s Worked 14-75.
Fremont Police Aid Victims In Effort To Cut Delays
Fremont police launch Victims Services Project led by Sharon Gregory to speed information flow, recover property, and shorten delays in cases. The program aims to close gaps between victims and police by ensuring timely updates when property is recovered and by streamlining the court and evidence processes.
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Fremont
Fremont Victims' Services Project
Sharon Gregory
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