Perjury conviction shifts witness in Kennedy case probe
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison’s investigation into President Kennedy’s murder loses a key defense witness as Dean A Are draws Jr. is convicted of perjury. Andrews, a Louisiana attorney, faces sentencing and appeals while Garrison’s probe continues amid allegations linking Clay Bertrand to the case.
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Bertrand
Louisiana
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Frank J. Shea
Garrison
Shea
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Lousiana
Grand Jury
Eugene C. Davis
Davis
Andrew
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
Warren Commission
Andrews Laold
Newsweek Magazine
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
Trial Hearing on Kirschke Case Rages in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kathleen Parker heard motions on the legality of Kirschke arrest and car search as Deputy Attorney General Albert Harvis presented photographs of the partly nude body of designer Kirschke's victim. Ramsey pressed to suppress evidence from the search while a letter found in the Kirschke apartment prompted debate about admissibility. The proceedings introduced Drankhan’s widow and revealed alibis and the motive debate as the defense contends the killer could not be Kirschke. The case pivots on whether Kirschke was on the Las Vegas route or home at the time of the slayings.
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Albert Harvis
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Drankhan
LaVona Charlotte Drankhan
Long Beach
Maurice Wishon
Wishon
Harris
Kirschk
Las Vegas
Girl survives grizzly attack after camp incident
In Gracie Ariz a bear attacked a camping party. Ronald A Noseck 21 and other students witnessed a grizzly close to campfire. Michelle was dragged, screamed I’m dead, and was freed after companions hid in trees until dawn. Denise Dunn described the bear ripping a knapsack and biting a shirt as others fled to safety.
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Gracie
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University of Louisville Dental Stuent
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Michelle
Dot
Denise
Meter Woe San Francisco Taxmen Pop Top
San Francisco meters are being knocked out of service by aluminum rings on beverage can snap tabs. Acting tax collector London N. Casassa noted about 15 pounds of rings are removed monthly from coin reservoirs, risking revenue. The Haight-Ashbury district reports heavy meter jamming, prompting calls for can manufacturers to alter ring pull sizes.
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TIDES AND TEMPERATURES FORECAST SUMMARY
Forecast covers Ereast Loweseach vicinity with variable cloudiness and showers today through Wednesday. Highs near 103 to 112 in desert regions, with strong winds and isolated heavy thundershowers. Tides and moon data note sunrise at 6:42 am and sunset at 7:41 pm, with notable coastal low tide expectations.
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Lowe
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Liteonir Sea
Guard Call Warned in Plant Strike
In Laurel Mississippi the sheriff warned on Monday he may seek National Guard help if violence escalates after a shooting at the Masonite Corp plant. A guard, Robert Anthony Billiot of New Orleans, was killed by buckshot at his post as the plant endures post strike unrest following IW A job walkout April 21 over a firing dispute.
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Masonite Corp
Merrill Pickering
Masonite
Robert Anthony Billiot
New Orleans
Billiot
International Woodworkers of America Union
Shadowed by Death Defense Continues Delighted Defendant Smiles
In court defendant Kirschke remained upbeat about the trial progress and even waved to the gallery while recounting prison life and yacht crew quarters. His attorney chided him only once as Kirschke spoke of his new grandson four month old Matthew Stacy and offered views on deputy treatment and prison governance.
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Lenoir
Kirschke
Ramsey
Matthew Stacy
New Exploding Star Found by British Teacher
The Royal Greenwich Observatory confirmed a British school teacher discovered a new exploding star in Delphinus. Named Nava Alcock, the star honors George Alcock, 56, who spent 800 hours over six years using binoculars from a deck chair in his back garden.
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Greenwich Observatory
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George Alcock
Long Beach Officials In London To Finalize Queen Mary Purchase
Four Long Beach officials led by City Attorney Leonard Putnam travel to London to sign the contract for the 1000 ton luxury liner Queen Mary at 3.45 million dollars. They expect a firm delivery date and arrangements for passengers from London to Long Beach. The down payment of 345 thousand dollars will be deposited locally then moved to a London bank per negotiations. The delegation, outbidding 17 contenders, includes Harbor Commissioner Ridings Vice Mayor Crow and Assistant City Manager Fulton. The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce praised the purchase and tourism support. Janet McCoy of California’s tourism office offered assistance, noting the ship will attract visitors and benefit the state. Mansell and other city lawyers remain in Sacramento for related proceedings.
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London
Leonard Putnam
M. E
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England
Robert Crow
Harry Fulton
Mary
Curren London
Janet McCoy
Office of Tourism and Visitors Services For
California
Prowler Takes Cash From Long Beach Cafe Fridge
Officer Jorden said a burglar removed a bathroom window at Hubert's Cafe 218 East Broadway, entered the walk in refrigerator, and grabbed 531 dollars in currency plus 77 in change from two canvas bank bags. No other items were disturbed.
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Long Beach
Richard G. Jorden
E. Broadway
Jorden
Queen Mary Purchase Favored by State Commission
Long Beach tied up a cash sale tax analysis showing 172000 dollars in sales taxes and 345000 dollars in import duties from the Queen Mary deal. Public letters included opposition from Richard Temple and Donny Shields, with praise from Donny Shields and Howard Edgerton urging support, while officials noted liquor license jurisdiction did not apply.
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Richard L. Temple
Santa Barbara
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