Sirhan Delayed to Enter Plea in RFK Assassination Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the Jordanian accused of killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, received a three week delay to enter a plea. Judge Richard Schauer postponed the plea to July 19 in the Los Angeles jail chapel as defense attorney Russell E. Parsons takes over. The indictment includes one murder count and five counts of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
Sirhan
Parsons
Mary
Pasadena
Los Angeles County Central
Superior Court
Richard Schauer
Securit
Adel Sirhan
Adel
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Lean Heenna
Sirhan Sirhan
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Russell
E. Parsons
Dog and Duck End City Backyard Friendship
In Memphis a nine week old German shepherd named Smokey and a duck named Fuzzy, once inseparable in the Rowland yard, end their friendship after Smokey began chasing Fuzzy. Fuzzy, part of a 22 stronger flock at a municipal park, was found trapped behind the Rowland home.
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Memphis, Tenn
Fuzzy
Pal Smokey
Memphis
John Rowland
Smokey
Rowland
Rowlands
Fire destroys block in Philadelphia. Kosloff papers damaged
A major blaze in Philadelphia tore through a four block area and destroyed a paper box company and adjacent buildings. No injuries were reported as more than 100 residents were evacuated. The fire involved Kosloff owned Bike Rike Corp and Philadelphia 78ers, with investigation into cause ongoing.
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Philadelphia
Irv Kosloff
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ed Chernoff
Red Cross
Chernoff
Delaware River
James McCarey
McCarey
Kosloff
Bike Rike Corp
Philadelphia 78Ers
Roosevelt Paper Co
Budd Rejects Westinghouse Equipment for 150 MPH Trains
Budd Co rejects Westinghouse electrical equipment for 31 high speed coaches to run on the Northeast corridor citing unsatisfactory performance of GE gear and pending tests. Westinghouse claims equipment satisfactory while Budd reserves rights for damages totaling about 400000 per car. test results expected on current trials.
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Philadelphia
Budd Co
Westinghouse Corp
Northeast Corridor
Budd
General Electric
Westinghouse
U.S. Transportation Department
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Harrisburg
James A. Miller
Miller
Camp-out ends as Indians ordered to dismantle tents
An Olympia court voided a treaty claim as the state moved to end a Native camp-out protesting fishing rights. Troopers and capitol guards supervised removal of teepees and tents, nine people detained after a scuffle, including Mike McCloud booked for obstructing an officer. several youths held by juvenile authorities.
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Olympia
Wash
Sane
Capitol
Janet McCloud
Washington
United States
Medicine Creek
U.S
Mike McCloud
Tacoma
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Mr. Parsons
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Inley
Sirhan Bishara
Peter J. Pitchess
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Theoom
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Dureaus
Chester
Chester and Wilmington
WILM
WED
Murray
Northeas
Whmington
Cherry Hill
Dan Evans
U.S.A
Delaware County Daily Times
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Stratford
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Pennsylvania
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Tollins
Grant Stora
Concord Pike
Route 262
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