Bailey claims new evidence in Kirschke case
F. Lee Bailey said new evidence not disclosed could lead to a new trial for double murderer Jack Kirschke in Los Angeles. He asserts Elaine Kirschke was killed by a bullet fragment, not a direct shot, and that two mystery men and trial discrepancies will be detailed in the motion for a new trial, with parameters set for a June continuance.
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Jack Kirschke
F. Lee Bailey
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West Coast
Beverly Hills
Robert Steinberg
Crankhan
Ramsey
Kirachke
Long Beach
Steinberg
Attorney General's Office
Sam Sheppard
Kennedy Humphrey Cenfer With LBJ Details Secret
President Johnson met separately with Vice President Humphrey and Senator Kennedy to discuss politics and international briefings. Meany announced AFL-CIO endorsement of Humphrey, signaling a shift after Wisconsin primary, while Kennedy faced questions over support and campaign timing.
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UPI
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert ¥. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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George Mealy
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Richard M. Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Wait W. Rostow
Charles S. Murphy
Rostow
Murphy
Meany
Afl-Cio
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Denies Antiwar Demonstration Permit
In Los Angeles the Peace Action Council had its permit denied 4 to 0 for an April 27 antiwar march from Broadway to city hall citing traffic disruption and police needs. The action follows a June 23 protest at Century Plaza Hotel. Mayor Yorty urged Johnson to appoint Humphrey as chief envoy for talks with North Vietnam.
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Peace Action Council
PAC
Century Plaza Hotel
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UPI
Sam Yorty
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Nice
Hubert Humphrey
North Vietnam
Yorty
Humphrey
Rockefeller Advised to Enter Race
United Press International reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller received strong counsel to run for the GOP nomination. Senator Thruston Morton urged Rockefeller to challenge Nixon, predicting a decision within a week. Rockefeller, in Albany, said there was no change in his presidential position despite Kennedy’s rise and White House dynamics.
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Thruston B. Morton
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Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
Albany
Family of 8 Homeless After Fire
A Harbor City family of eight lost their home in a Wednesday night fire. Santiago Rangel and five children returned from a hospital visit for a daughter awaiting tonsil surgery as four fire companies battled the blaze. Damage to the residence and belongings was about 15000 dollars. Neighbors housed the family while fire officials sought aid from societies.
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Harbor City
Santiago Rangel
LAFD
Thieves Hurl Rocks Through Shop Windows
Police say thieves shattered the Seymours' Jewelers window at 2593 W Pacific Coast Highway around 6:15 a.m. and took 15 to 20 watches worth about 2772 dollars. A second window at S & J Auto Parts at 2760 W Sepulveda Blvd was broken minutes later but no loss was reported.
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Seymours’ Jewelers
Pacific Coast Highway
S & J Auto Parts
Sepulveda Blvd
College War Protest Trial Opens
LOS ANGELES CNS The dean of students at California State College at Los Angeles testified that about 10 students struck a recruitment trailer with sticks during a December antiwar demonstration on campus. The three Cal State students Roger Herick Charles Gondell and Neeli Cherry face riot and related charges in a trial before Judge Harald J Ackerman.
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CNS
California State College At
Edmond Hallberg
Dow Chemical Co
Hallberg
Roger Herick
Charles Gondell
Neeli Cherry
Cal State
Oer
Harald J. Ackerman
News Analyst Sees Long Negotiations in Vietnam
News analyst William Winter, speaking in Long Beach, says North Vietnam may accept deescalation and peace overtures but real negotiations will be lengthy. He notes talks must include Hanoi and the National Liberation Front which leads fighting in the south and that Asian opinion largely opposes the war, viewing it as a civil conflict rather than aggression.
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Institute of Life Time Learning
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Vietnam
War Resisters Praise Johnson in New York
War resisters and opponents of the Vietnam War praised President Johnson on Wednesday. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged an immediate cessation of all bombing around the demilitarized zone, calling it good faith for fruitful talks. Dr. James A. Pike said the North Vietnamese response was gratifying to him and should gratify people worldwide.
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Johnson
Martin Luther King
Memphis
James A. Pike
Episcopal
California
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