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Weather Corner reports Leroy Galarsa of Union City was erroneously linked to a killing in a Sunday story. The Bay Area forecast shows partly cloudy conditions with highs around 68 to 75 across regions, scattered showers possible, light winds, and mild temperatures into midweek.
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Tide Tables Wednesday October 14
Tide tables for Wednesday October 14 show time heights and low tides with sunrise at 7:21 am. Data notes indicate figures for high and low tides, with measurements and sites referenced.
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Investment Fraud Case Terminated in Los Angeles
A federal trial against officers of defunct Beverly Hills Security Investments ended as three defendants entered no contest pleas and received five years probation on securities fraud counts. Gloria Grossman and Harvey Slemmer each pleaded to one count. Mitchel Grossman paid a $100 fine for a misdemeanor. Joseph H. Collins was found innocent. Howard Miller and Donald McDonald had not yet been sentenced.
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Calif Political Roundup Tightening Murphy Salinger Race
California political roundup notes a tightening race between Murphy and Salinger with Nixon and Barry George Murphy stumping for Murphy while Salinger warns of turnout impacts. Brownford leaders urge defeat of Prop 14 and Prop 6 while Prop 16 draws opposition. Reapportionment suits stir debate as urban representation hangs on January legislature actions.
Jail Inmate Is Robbery Suspect
An inmate at Los Angeles County Jail has been charged with robbery after a photo of a suspect, captured by a hidden camera during a bank robbery on October 8 at a Bank of America branch on Broadway, was published. FBI officials say several tips referenced a likeness to the pictured man, Reginald Rickett, 37, who was also linked to forgery arrests days later.
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Two Women Wage Battle of Bikes in Glens Falls
Two mothers, Mrs. Roger Edwards and Mrs. Mervyn Pasco, battle for an English made bicycle priced at 10 dollars. They sit in a store for a second day, claiming the bike on principle. Store manager Melvil Smith provides coffee and chairs as the dispute draws local attention.
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The Betty Te Blord Sport Publishes Local Review
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Rigged Charges Dismissed in Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles AP reports federal judge dismissed two charges of obstructing justice against defense lawyers Gladys Towkes Root and George A. Forde in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping trial. A third count of conspiracy to obstruct justice was reserved for judgment with briefs due November 2. The indictment dated back to alleged plotting with convicted kidnapers John William Irwin and Joseph Clyde Amsler to rig testimony. Chief Asst US Attorney Thomas R. Sheridan said no decision on appeal yet.
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Oakland Rail Exhibit Promises Vast Model Railroad Display
The Oakland event features one of the world's most extensive model railroad displays staged by the East Bay Model Engineers Society. It runs in their clubroom at 4975 Halleck St with hours 7:30 to 10 pm on Friday 2 to 10 pm Saturday and 2 to 8 pm Sunday.
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Elizabeth Returns To England After Canada Visit
Queen Elizabeth II returns to England ending an eight day Canada tour. She was booed by separatists in Quebec yet warmly welcomed by Ottawans as she departed aboard an Air Canada jetliner at 2:18 am. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and cheering crowd bid farewell in the rain. Prince Philip left first to hunt on a private island before sailing Britannia for the Caribbean.
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Lonetree 4-H Club elects new officers
Rosemarie Amaro is elected president of Lonetree 4-H Club. Other officers include Mike Harker as vice president Jim Dahlman secretary Mary Ramos corresponding secretary Arthur Tenbrink treasurer Rodger Ferreira reporter Arnold Gutierrez Mary Gutierrez sergeant at arms Anita Amaro Gil Harger and Mark Bonham song and games chairmen Bernadette Tenbrink Rita Thomas telephone chairperson and Madaline Amaro parliamentarian. Community leaders are Wayne e and Mrs Jay Amato.
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Almanac note from United Press International dated October 13 1964
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Former Addict Blasts System At Narcotics Conference
A former heroin addict told the International Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association that the narcotics system protects its own interests and fails to break the cycle of addiction. William Crawford of the Synanon Foundation urged a revision of handling methods to provide addicts a workable path off drugs. He cited his own repeated attempts to quit and credits Synanon with successful recovery.
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