Witnesses Illuminate Kantaeng Murder Trial in Norwalk
A lineup of five witnesses tested the credibility of Melanie Powell in the Deborah Joy Kantaeng murder case. The defense seeks to undermine Powell with accounts of her interactions with Kantaeng and an alleged confession by Powell.
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Norwalk
Deborah Joy Kantaeng
Miss Kantaeng
Melanie Powell
Miss Powell
Beach Vasey
Danny C. ‘Allen
Santa Ana
North Long Beach
Kerry Axt
Miss Axt
Allen
Terry Moshenko
Herbert Huber
Huber
John Cullen
Marcia Nutter
Orange County
Katherine Jackson
Baptist official backs Mrs. Ford over her remarks
James A. Christison of the American Baptist Church writes to Betty Ford praising her right to express personal views on sex. He notes church groups have criticized her and urges not to deter future expressions. Howard Callaway calls attacks on Mrs. Ford a political miscalculation and defends the First Lady’s character.
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Betty Ford
James A. Christison
National Ministries
Christison
United States
Valley Force
Georgia
Howard Callaway
Ford
Callaway
Fords
L A councilman seeks probe into Kennedy death files
Los Angeles Councilman Zev Yaroslavsky urged an investigation of the Police Commission after police confirmed destruction of Kennedy assassination materials. He argues missing evidence could affect the second gun theory and seeks written responses from the commission while noting the 1968 kitchen shooting remains controversial.
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Police Commission
Robert F. Kennedy
Zev Yaroslavsky
Yaroslavsky
Council
Sirhan Sirhan
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Gates
Sirhan
Assembly Ties Show Political Style Shift in California
In Sacramento the Assembly signals a casual trend as multiple lawmakers including Ken Meade and Richard Alatorre remove ties on the floor. Ken Maddy Art Torres and John Vasconcellos join in, with John Briggs briefly untying amid debate. Some deny fashion rebellion, citing practical wardrobe limits.
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Ken Meade
Jack Fenton
D-Montebello
Assembly
John Briggs
Censorship and Freedom in American Public Life
The piece argues for a balanced view of censorship within the United States, noting the need for limits in print and broadcast media while defending the right to publish. It cites WW II censorship practices, legal concepts like malice and criminal libel, and calls for responsible, not punitive, social controls.
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Britain
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Christianity Today
Sacramento
America
Playboy Magazine
Davis
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Red China
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