Peace and Freedom Party on Ballot in 1968 Elections
San Francisco leaders say Peace and Freedom Party will surpass its required registrations to appear on the June primary and November general election ballots. Spokesmen cite statewide rallies and midweek conferences in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego while officials doubt the count.
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Peace, Freedom Party
San Francisco
UPL
Peace and Freedom Party
Butt
Liberal Party
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sherman Pearl
Los Angeles County
Wallace Returns to California After Surprise Flight
Former Gov. George Wallace flew to California without notice and plans a 10:30 a.m. news conference in Santa Monica at the Miramar hotel. He has pursued placement of the American Independent Party on the 1988 California ballot, reporting 66,059 registrants and unofficial canvasses showing success.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
California
Santa Monica
Wallace
Miramar
American Independent Park
Reagan Quiet On CRLA Federal Grant Future
Sacramento UPI report says Gov Ronald Reagan has not decided on continuing a federal poverty grant to the California Rural Legal Assistance. He criticizes CRLA for court actions against government agencies and notes CRLA led the suit that pressured his Medi Cal cutback reversal.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California Rural Legal Assistance
Reagan
CRLA
California
Bank Robber Gets Away In Manhattan Beach Crime
A dark haired man in a suit robbed Fidelity Bank at 1800 North Sepulveda Boulevard in Manhattan Beach, stealing 5800 dollars before noon and fleeing on foot. The LA area reported 245 bank robberies last year with about 70 percent of bandits either captured or identified.
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Manhattan Beach
Los Angeles County
Fidelity Bank
N. Sepulveda Bivd
Los Angeles
Heart Transplant Patient Gains Life After Death
The report notes Barnard's first transplant involving a patient from mixed white and Negro parentage who died after a stroke at a beach resort. Clive Haupt, 24, whose blood type was B positive, died Tuesday, paving the way for a potential universal donor match in the donor chain at the hospital.
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Volved
Barnard
Blaibera
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Biaibere
Withholding Scheme Hit by Reagan
Reagan challenges the withholding tax plan claiming it inflates costs and erodes public awareness of government spending. Unruh cites an $80 million annual state loss from withholding, a figure Reagan disputes. Budget notes project a 1988-89 state outlay near $5.4 billion, with departmental cuts, while current spending sits at $5.1 billion. Reagan rejects a unit-rule on his delegation but seeks unit-basis voting where feasible.
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UNRUH
Reagan
Witnesses testify in murder solicitation trial in Pomona
Three witnesses testified at the opening session of the South El Monte murder solicitation trial in Pomona superior court. Kenneth Bates said Rey and Awana Robb offered to have someone "work over or kill" Councilman Francis G. Stiles and Louis Cheechin. Other witnesses described payments and calls to recruit someone to beat or kill the men. The jury and judge were noted, with a juror replacement and the prosecutor planning to rest the state's case the next day.
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Pomona
CNS
Rey
Awana
Irene Robb
South el Monte
Kenneth Bates
Pomona Superior Court
Robbs
Francis G. Stiles
Louis Cheechin
el Monte
Robs
N. Tyler Ave
Stiles
Bates
Robb
Henry W. Shatford
Atty
Raymond Youngquist
Welfare ruling forces aid for deserted Monterey mother
UPI reports Judge Oliver J. Curtey ordered California Welfare Department to provide immediate aid to Carolyn Jenisch and her two daughters Cheryl and Kimberly despite her refusal to file for divorce. The ruling grants $179 for January 1968 and sets a path toward a potential three judge court to hear constitutional questions on religious freedom and due process.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Welfare Department
Monterey
Carolyn Jenisch
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Curtey
Welfare Department
Jenisch
Cheryl
Kimberly
Steven
Carter
Jenisth
Rich Wife Dead in Fire and Suspect Jailed
LAS VEGAS Nev UPI a murder warrant was issued for Sylvester Axbill a two time candidate for secretary of state on charges he murdered his wealthy wife Rose Mapel Azbill 61 and then set fire to their home The widow inherited almost 2 million from Ed Mapels estate They had married about three months ago returning from a Bahamas honeymoon The body was found in the bed and autopsy showed death before the fire Fire officials said the blaze began at the head of the bed and appeared not accidental Axbill 40 remained at large and a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Herman Fisher Also Pioneer 8 Sunnyvale report says all systems aboard the space craft functioning after a solar plasma experiment was turned off due to faulty data.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Sylvester Axbill
Axbill
Justice of the Peace
Herman Fisher
Rose Mapel Azbill
Executvic
Ed Mapel
Mapel
Azhill
Bahamas
George Franklin
Franklin
Arbill
Autograph Quarrel Stops Tonight Show Moment
A New York woman in the Tonight audience rushed the aisle Tuesday night shouting Johnny Carson and tried to reach the stage for the autograph. She was stopped before reaching the stage and escorted from the studio. NBC said the incident was not edited from the show and Carson appeared stunned.
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New York 1
Johnny
Johnny Carson
Carson
NBC
City Pedestrian Project Walks Curb Costs Across Land
An assessment by an action line analyst in the city engineer's office found schoolchildren do not use the area, so no construction was requested. The city financed curb footage along the new sidewalk while two landowners faced a flat walk assessment for the crossed property.
Union official aids rescued workers in Tehachapi tunnel
Mrs H. MLA of Long Beach praises Joseph Seymour Local 12 business manager for sending the 7 rescued tunnel workers to nearby motels at union expense so families could be near them after the Tehachapi Mountains cave-in.
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Operating Engineers
Tehachapi Mountains
Joseph Seymour
Ore
Seymour
Mra
H. Mla
Long Beach
Rioting Inmate Clash At California Center
Inmate riot at a 60acre California center near Los Angeles caused $275,000 in damages. No narcotics or liquor found. one inmate claimed involvement but investigators remain unsure. Security staff moved rioters to an athletic field and later returned them to dormitories after search and containment.
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Martin
Filly-Lwu
China
Naval Hospital
Datel
Los Angeles
Surveyor 7 Blasteff Set Sunday
Pasadena based Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists prepared for America's first space spectacular of the year the launch of Surveyor 7 the last robot spacecraft to attempt a lunar landing before Apollo missions. The instrument laden craft was scheduled to lift off Sunday from Cape Kennedy on a 240000 mile flight to the rugged highlands near Tycho crater around noon.
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Pasadena
UPS
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
America
Apollo
Cape Kennedy
Tycho Crater
Heart transplant team prepares after Haupt death
Haupt died shortly after 1030 A.M. Tuesday as preparations for the transplant began after permission from his mother Muriel. His wife, three months married, collapsed from shock. Blood and tissue tests on Haupt and Blaiberg matched satisfactorily, better than Washkansky's. The operation began at 1L36 A.M. in the same theater with the same team that performed history's first heart transplant.
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South Africa
New York
Barnard
Haupt
Muriel
Blaiberg
Washkansky
Hisory
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Philip Blaiberg
Kenneth Young
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Pioneer 8
Sunnyvale Wi
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