Newton Faces Murder Trial After Panther Leader Arrest
The court set trial for September 20 after talks with Panther attorneys. Crowds gathered outside as Newton appeared, facing murder, assault, and kidnapping charges from the 1968 police shootout that killed Patvalmian John Frey and wounded News ton. The case follows a wave of Panther arrests and defections amid appeals over prior verdicts and instructions.
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Three Year Old Killed by Truck in San Pedro
A three year old boy, Christobal Zamora, was crushed by a two ton truck while sitting on a curb in front of his parents home on West 12th Street in San Pedro. The driver, 20 year old Antonio Heredia, told police he was maneuvering the rig into a parking place when he heard a scream. The child died at Harbor General Hospital early Wednesday.
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Trammell Named Leader of Senff Prosecution
George W. Trammell, TH deputy district attorney in Long Beach, will head the team prosecuting Siegfried Heinz Senff, the orthopedic technician accused of killing his wife, son, and mother-in-law in their San Gabriel home last month. The DA's office views Senff as feigning injury to avoid consequences, and a preliminary hearing date was set.
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Nudie Pheater Explodes at Barns Theater Fire
A downtown theater known for midie to ve les exploded and burned early Wednesday. Officials say the building received a vat of liquid at several locations and the fires were set, with multiple victims reported and the incident linked to a local operation. Charles Th Connec tion is being investigated for possible involvement.
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Commission report on pornography finds no link to youth corruption
President's Commission on Pornography draft argues erotic material does not cause character deficits or antisocial behavior. Despite leaks, panel aims hearings next week to challenge findings with witnesses. Chairman Roberto Nix questions parental approval and study scope as conservatives and liberals react.
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FDA Moves to Curb Amphetamine Production and Use
The FDA acts to limit amphetamine production after Charles C. Edwards cites 3.5 billion doses last year, far exceeding medical needs. New labeling to warn against abuse and safety risks will be required within 60 days, with doctors still allowed to prescribe only for approved uses under strict caution.
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Kennedy family turmoil sparks national concern
A Kennedy family statement defends Bobby Kennedy amid alleged youth drug pressures and temptations. Ted Kennedy and Eunice Kennedy Shriver emphasize support and responsibility for Bobby, while noting broader youth challenges and rising drug use amid wartime costs and future college life. Police actions and multiple arrests surface in Barnstable District Court proceedings tied to recent raids.
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Stull Bomb Bill Sent to Reagan for Signature
California assembly action sends a bill to Governor Reagan authorizing the death penalty for bomb cases causing serious injury or death. The measure allows a judge or jury to decide between capital punishment and life imprisonment and would take effect on signature. Los Angeles district attorney candidate Younger advocated the penalty alternative after a San Francisco police station bombing.
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Draft Board Member Seeks to Balance Pacifism and Duty
Redding based Reverend John Vo Albright, newly appointed member of the Selective Service Local Board Nova, declares pacifist views and conscientious objector status while affirming commitment to upholding the law. Albright, father of five, supports sending morally opposed youths only if they meet legal criteria, amid debate over eligibility and duty in the draft process.
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