Lee Bailey Sleuth Aids Kirschke Double Murder Defense
Andrew Tuney, famed investigator for F. Lee Bailey, offered to loan his services to the Kirschke defense after meeting with Kirschke’s counsel Albert C. S. Ramsey in Long Beach. Tuney, known for the Sheppard and Cappolino cases, spent last week in Long Beach checking the scene and pursuing leads.
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Andrew Tuney
F. Lee Bailey
Jack Kirschke
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Independent
Bailey
Samm Sheppard
Ralph Cappolino
Long Beach
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Kirschke
Taney
Sheppard
Cappolino
Massachusetts
LA Ready to Restrict Parades and Protests
The Los Angeles Police Commission considers an ordinance to regulate parade size pace route placard display and sound levels with permit fees up to 250. City Attorney Arnebergh says it aims for orderly parades while preserving freedoms. The measure follows Chief Reddin noting rioting risk and considers council action. Starting Nov 1 nonpolice traffic walkers will direct Central LA beats under a 400000 pilot to free officers for other duties.
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Los Angeles
Police Commission
Ramsey Totes Bible Kirschke's Lawyer to Ask Ban on the Death Penalty
The Jack Kirschke double murder trial faces a defense move to ban the death penalty as cruel and unjust. Ramsey's attorney Albert C. Ramsey seeks to transfer the trial to another county, with Assistant Atty. Gen. Albert Harris granted a pause until 1 43 p.m. to respond.
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Kirschke
Jack Kirschke
Ramsey
Ady
Albert Harris
Riot Insurance Panel Formed in Washington
New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes announced a presidential advisory panel on insurance in riot affected areas at a news conference. He said riot damage should be part of the risk insurance companies cover for cities. Ramsey prepared a death penalty motion Wednesday and was seen with a worn Bible mentioned in court.
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Washington
UPI
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Ramsey
Long Beach
Navy
Distret
Doctor Facing Tax Charge in Los Angeles
Dr Robert C Levenson 38 formerly of Monterey Park now in New York City indicted by a federal grand jury for evading 13389 in income taxes for 1961 and 1962 He allegedly reported 2775 as taxable income while the government says he earned 41515 and owed 14440 He faces arraignment Sept 1 before U S District Judge William P Gray The defense will ask the court to ban any reference to the case
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Los Angeles
UPD
Robert C. Levenson
Monterey Park
New York City
Levenson
Ackagnmant Sept
U.S. Dist
William P. Graydffense
Senate hears riot fears may boost poverty funding
Senator Edward M. Kennedy says riots in cities could force the Senate to preserve antipoverty funding. He notes the poverty program has gained support as lawmakers fear urban disorder, and funds may not be cut.
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College Park
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kermedy
Kennel Operators Face Trial For Hiring Hit on Neighbors
Roy Robb and Awana Ine of South El Monte were ordered to stand trial on charges of attempting to hire someone to kill neighborhood critic City Councilman Francis G. Stiles and Louis Checchin. Judges set September 5 for arraignment in Pomona Superior Court. Each is held on 27500 bail. Two witnesses told authorities the couple offered up to 3000 to hurt or kill Stiles and Checchin amid a dispute over their dog kennels.
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UPI
Roy Robb
Awana Ine
South el Monte
Francis G. Stiles
Raymond Galceran
Pomona Superior Court
Robbs
Don Simmons
Kenneth Bates
Stiles
Louis Checchin
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Huntington Beach Shopping Center
Ramsey Totes Bible
Albert C. 3. Ramsey
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