Two Los Angeles roommates slain near Miami Beach
Investigators probe the deaths of Annelies Mohn and Terry Rae Kent Frank, two LA women found stabbed and shot in Whisky Creek canal near a Hollywood resort. Frank had prior forgery and theft convictions. Mohn held a West German passport. Authorities seek movements between December 2 and Friday, with hotel records and a San Francisco call tying into the case.
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California Solons Back Lynch Delegation for LBJ
Washington report says the dean of California Democrats and most of his 21 colleagues will support a pro Johnson ticket in next year’s state primary. Eight members have withheld endorsement as State Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch announces he will lead the delegation.
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Johnson Assails Republicans In Congress In Speech
Johnson assails Republicans in Congress as obstructive while praising labor leadership for salvaging landmark bills. He journeys from Texas to Louisiana alongside Vietnam and space program remarks, urging unity and peace talks with Hanoi. Delegation talk centers on California leaders backing his 1968 bid, with Lynch seeking broad Democratic support and a tough campaign ahead.
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Protesters Invade San Francisco State College Offices Again
About 100 demonstrators marched to the San Francisco State College administration building in a sit-in, the second such invasion in a week. They protested suspensions of four Black Students Union members and the campus weekly Open Process. President Summerskill urged a student judiciary and supported the Board of Appeals suspension while a large teach-in drew 700 to 1,000 students outside. Police stood by off campus.
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Open Press references a new Gater remark
The speaker mentions a new Gater but with no further details. The quoted line implies anticipation or a teased product, yet no elaboration follows. The context remains unclear and no additional facts about the Gater are provided.
Army's Flying Tank Demos at Van Nuys
The AH56A Cheyenne helicopter, a turbine powered vertical takeoff craft with a fixed wing and tail pusher, wowed 2,000 officials in a public test at Van Nuys. Test pilot Don Segner demonstrated backward flight and loops at speeds near 250 mph as Army officials discussed a possible $1 million per unit price and plans for 600 units pending funding decisions.
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