Heels and towels figure in murder trial testimony
In the Naples dus plex case defense witness William Harper described producing three heels and towels used to test gunfire and misbehavior evidence. He testified one heel matched a ladies’ heel identified by a shoe repairman, while other items included towels used to test sound muffling. The proceedings featured exchanges with prosecutor and defense attorneys as the trial progressed with a jury set to hear final arguments.
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William Harper
Harper
DeWayne Waller
California
Wolfey
Albert C. 5
Ramsey
Wolfel
Protests Clash With Police in New York and Philadelphia
In Stop the Draft Week actions, New York and Philadelphia police arrested scores as protesters blocked streets near induction centers and recruiting offices. About 2,000 demonstrators faced heavy police cordons, with 39 arrests in New York and 74 arrests among roughly 500 in Philadelphia.
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United Press International
New York
Philadelphia
Armed Forces
Waldorf-Astoria
Dean Rusk
Broad Street Iuide
Selective Service Center
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mags
Dow Chemical Co
Gryzmish Academic
Dow recruiters flee mob as chaos hangs over campuses
At Los Angeles State and San Francisco State campuses, antiwar demonstrators overran offices. Two Dow Chemical recruiters and two IBM staff escaped through windows amid clashes. Nearly 200 students chanted and battered doors, while four professors and others faced discipline. Dow blamed a breakdown of law and order and promised safety assurances for staff and special interview accommodations.
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Los Angeles State
Dow Chemical Co
International Business Machines
Dow
Tham
Delia A. Greenlee
Los Angeles College
San Francis
Jack Jones
CSLA
Jones
Torrance
Gay. Finch
State College
Glenn
Dumke
Finch
California Democratic Delegation Planned for Convention
General Thomas Lynch indicated a California Democratic delegation to the national convention will be formed soon. Most members will back the President, but some may keep options open until the August convention. Lynch met with 21 California Democrats and aims to finalize the group within five weeks, with Samuel W. Yorty likely aboard and Jesse Unruh's participation uncertain.
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Washington
Thomas Lynchnes
California
Lynch
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Eugene McCarthy
California Democratic Council
Gun-Proof Glass to Shield Reagan Office
Ronald Reagan is having bullet proof glass installed in the two window panes of his private Capitol Office. The cost is expected to be 5300 dollars. Each pane is about 46 feet square and weighs around 100 pounds. A Sacramento glass firm will provide and install the glass, expected today.
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Ronald Regan
Capitol Building
Sacramento Ghiss
Reapport Bill Signed by Fineh in Sacramento
UPI reports California lawmakers avoided a chaotic redraw after Lt. Gov. Robert Fitch signed the reapportionment bill. The court had ordered a one person one vote realignment of 38 districts, with a Thursday deadline and the possibility the court would redraw if lawmakers failed. Four Long Beach area congressmen discussed territory transfers as the plan moved toward a smoother transition.
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UPI
Robert Fitch
California
Rosald Reagan
Finch
State Supreme Court
Washington
Long Beach
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