Trial ends testimony in Kirschke murder case
The courtroom heard further testimony in the Kirschke murder trial as prosecutors and defense argued over jury instructions and the defendant’s right not to testify. Seventy-two witnesses were called across both sides with Kirschke facing charges for fatally shooting his wife Elaine and another man in Naples last April.
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Meeder al * Harris
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Oae
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Schke
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Jerry Kirschke
Ter Jover
Bill Crankhan
Naples
Vera Jedd
Oid
Los Angeles International Sirport
Judd
CollegePresident Custer Expected Summerskill Targeted at SF State
A campus riot at San Francisco State erupted over suspensions of Black and white students and a provocative poem. President Summerskill faced calls for ouster, while Dean Hart convened an emergency meeting in Los Angeles to discuss prosecution of participants and possible dismissals. An estimated 1,500 students watched as a small group vandalized the administration building and ate and looted the cafeteria. John Gerassi spoke to the crowd and urged action as officials promised to pursue law violators, with calls for investigations and disciplinary measures across state colleges.
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John H. Suommerskill
San Francisco
Te Bla
Loien
Hors Ucens
Manly
John Gerassi
Lion
Gutbreskavier
Library Research Service Answers 350000 Inquiries A Year
A library research service started in the late 1930s to respond to questions from the public. The program collects inquiries and provides answers through college graduates and researchers in the Library of Congress and university libraries nationwide.
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Library of Congress
Weiner Presents Pamphlet on Service History and Operations
The speaker notes limits of the encyclopedia for legal and medical questions and mentions providing a pamphlet on service history. He also states a survey of its operation is included, signaling a broad informational effort with a focus on documented procedures.
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Weiner
Apartment Safety Complaint In Long Beach Lettered
Resident reports California Health and Safety Code violations at a Long Beach apartment. Letter to state attorney general was rejected for lack of jurisdiction. Complaint should be sent to E M O Connor at the Department of Building and Safety in Long Beach for possible inspector investigation. Contact 435-3435.
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E. M. O'Connor
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W. Broadway
Jong Beach
J. M. Richmond
Specior
Farewell homage to Cardinal Farewell Homage to Cardinal
A vast crowd gathered at St Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan to honor Cardinal Spellman who led the church for 28 years. President Johnson, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Robert F. Kennedy, and others attended the farewell service as war era churchmen and notable figures joined the solemn tribute in New York City.
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Manhattan
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Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Robert F. Kennedy
Jaen K. Favils
Security Bill Conf Report Narrowly Passes House Vote
Conference action trims Senate plans for Social Security increases with a near House victory on key issues Rep Wilbur D Mills signals plans to push the measure for final passage early next week The agreement drops several Senate provisions including early retirement for some and expands benefits to disabled children and certain widows and widowers while preserving other existing rules
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Johnson
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Amon Mijor
Noweyust
GOP Picks Grunsky to Beat Burns in California Senate
In Sacramento a GOP caucus backed Sen. Donald Grunsky of Watsonville as the Republican nominee to unseat Senate President pro tempore Hugh Burns. Grunsky, 52, said he would not yet commit to a formal run and noted he may not have the 20 votes. Burns announced his candidacy for re election and questioned Grunsky's chances.
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Watsonville
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San Rafael
Los Angeles
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McCarthy
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Robert J. Lagomarsimo
Ventura
Howard Way
Exeter
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Burns
Police and officials brace as campus unrest erupts
Chief of police intelligence described a volatile situation as Summerskill was trapped in his office while city plainclothesmen acted. Chancellor Dumke and officials vowed to use any means to restore order and keep the editorial process running. Indications suggested outside forces may have fomented the outbreak as Max Rafferty labeled the scene dangerous to student safety. Robert Badham said the public is fed up with the unrest.
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Sarah
PE. Dent Summerskill
Wey
Ry Call
Tars
Max Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
San Francisco
Marchy
Niblymi
Robert Badham
R-Newport Rear
Medical Care Bills Move as Session Nearing End
In Sacramento the Senate passed the administration Medi Cal waste bill as lawmakers push toward a five week special session. The Assembly awaits a House to approve a crisis resolution seeking a moratorium on Medi Cal cuts. Rules Committee advanced a Verne man resolution delaying Medi Cal actions until a program study is completed by January 1968. The Burgener bill clears the Senate and heads to the Assembly, moving Medi Cal toward broader administration while the state faces prior cutbacks and court rulings. The session may adjourn after the Burgener bill and Verne man resolution pass both houses.
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Senate
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Senay Rules Committee
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W. Crown
D-Alimeda
Crippled Children Progran
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San Diego
Senare
Burgener
Shyphy
le Mllion
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John G. Verneman
Legistute
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Veneman
Don
Sagauillion
World Trade Center Construction to Begin
Developer Keith Smith announces immediate start on the World Trade Center project amid a Grand Jury probe into alleged illegal financing links with harbor commissioners. Smith says he must secure title insurance and $6.5 million in performance bonds, with a reaffirmation of official votes needed to clear the deal.
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Keith Smith
Confker
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Los Angeles
Ety Harbor
Terriginal Island Trade Center
Title Insurance Co. Offi
Roche Roche
Meal Strike Talks Resumed In California Butcher Walkout
Union and Southland supermarket operators resumed bargaining Thursday at the Federal Building to end a four week walkout. The strike began November 13 and idled more than ten thousand butchers and meat cutters at about eleven hundred supermarket chains across Southern California amid disputes over centralized meat cutting and wrapping practices.
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Centrol
State suspends license of Seagram in major crackdown
Sacramento reports the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Department suspended House of Seagram Inc. license for 60 days starting February 1 with a 180 day total penalty, following 22 alleged liquor law violations including illegal imports from Nevada. Seagram admitted charges and waived a hearing.
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Euddy Kirby
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