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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
6
Buckingham Palace reported Princess Anne, 22, was thrown from a horse on Thursday and injured her right arm. She was examined at a London hospital and no broken bones were found. The princess was not riding her usual horse Goodwill.
About 150000 gathered in Montevideo on Thursday night to demand President Bordaberry resign and back military reforms. The CNT backed changes the military has pushed, amid earlier factory walkouts and an armed, blameless rebellion by the armed services.
A 17 year old, Robert Earl Thompson, confessed to killing 24 year old Cathy Louise Freet in Atlanta, reenacting a TV murder from The Marcus Nelson Murders. Freet was found nude on her bed, bludgeoned and throat slashed, after Thompson allegedly called police to report the discovery. Police noted Thompson compared himself to the detective in the film and mimicked the crime scene.
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge sentenced Leonard Key, former president of Bubble Opium, and Maurice Barenkow to one to ten years in prison for selling stocks without a permit. The judge called them white collar criminals and noted about 800 customers were defrauded, involving nearly four million dollars.
In Redding California Justice Court Judge Joseph Aleck was ordered by Shasta County Superior Court Judge Richard Waton to reschedule two drunken driving trials delayed until next February. District Attorney Robert Baker complained the judge abused his discretion and warned of immediate jury selection or a court appearance to explain.
Dr. Harry Seagel testified that Timothy Leary knew he left California Men's Colony in 1970 but did not grasp the act's implications. He said Leary, possibly intoxicated, believed he would be released in months and described LSD use between 500 and 60 times.
In Austin, the Texas House tentatively approves a bill to honor Martin Luther King Jr on January 15. Rep Senfronian Thomason accuses some members of distributing hate literature while Rep Bill Blythe cites a 1971 FBI letter alleging King attended a Communist training school. The measure passes 64 to 4 after removing the state holiday plan due to cost fears.
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