Man Freed in Threat to Kennedy Case
Amarillo Texas Russell W McLarty a 21 year old college student was freed Friday on charges by the Secret Service that he planned to kill President John Kennedy The youth admitted to plans but said it was a test His brother said he was likely talking off the cuff Officials said he could not be linked to the Dallas assassination and he spoke briefly to a grand jury after a preliminary hearing Secret Service agent testified McLarty said he was not sorry the President was killed stating The President is responsible for the condition this country is in He denied any real intent while admitting the threat has readers in this report
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Secret Service
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Gibson
Rossel
Kennedy
Dallas
McLary
Adlington State College
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Lee Harvey
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J.D. Tippit
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Roby
Charles E. Kunkel
Spain
Ealy
Carmela
America
Beach
Bartholomae
Ray
Biarot
Bennet
Rafferty Seeks Legislature Money for New Mathematics Plan
San Francisco UPI Dr. Max Rafferty urged the State Board of Education to appeal to the legislature for funds to implement the new mathematics program in public schools. He suggested bypassing the Department of Finance which offered 15 million of a 20-million textbook program. The push follows the board’s plan to place new math texts in schools next September, aided by the Curriculum Commission. Dr. Richard P. Feynmah of Caltech spoke to the board about the plan.
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San Francisco
UPI
Max Rafferty
State Board of Education
Rafferty
Vinnie Eaton 75 ex teacher dies after long school career
Mrs Vinnie Gee Eaton who served in Long Beach Public Schools for 5 years and last 29 as supervisor of physical education died Friday in San Bernardino. She retired in 1954 and received the California Association for Health and Physical Education honor in 1955. Funeral Monday at 10 AM in Groves Colonial Mortuary San Bernardino with burial Tuesday at Rosecrans National Cemetery San Diego. Survived by sisters Mrs Charles Schoonover and Mrs Taylor Elmore. Donations to American Cancer Society requested.
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Long Beach
San Bernardino
California Association For Health and Physical Education
Groves Colonial Mortuary
Rosecrans National Cemetery
San Diego
Eaton
Poly High School
P. E
California Association of sHealth
Charles Schoonover
Taylor Elmore
American Cancer Society
Nuggets Faked by Gold Miner in San Francisco Sting
Police charged Archie Willison a 39 year old miner after he sold faked 24 karat gold coated gravel nuggets to jewelers and pawn brokers in San Francisco. Investigators said a Cedar box description claimed the nuggets came from the Midas Mine near Angels Camp in the Mother Lode California. Willison was arrested as he left a pawn shop after a sale.
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San Francisco
Archie Willison
Ed McLaughlin
Willison
Denver
McLaughlin
Mets
Midas
Angels Camp
Mother Lode
Californi
Prairie fires close Turner Turnpike in Oklahoma
Prairie fires forced the closure of the Turner Turnpike and several highways in northeastern Oklahoma as winds up to 40 mph drove seven major blazes. A 22 year old woman Glorianna Golden died in Wagoner when a fire destroyed her grandfather's house.
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Oklahoma
British Submarine Tiptoe Grounds in Clyde Fog
The British submarine Tiptoe ran aground Friday in the Clyde estuary near Greenock Scotland. It grounded on a rocky beach and refloating efforts are underway. Built in 1944, Tiptoe is based at Gareloch.
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Greenock
Scotland
Tiptoe
Clyde
Gareloch
Realtors Vote Today on Rumford Act Ban
California Real Estate Association directors convened with about 1,000 delegates as the housing act debate moves to a general session. A CREA spokesman said a limited time will discuss the pros and cons of the rumford act initiative and possible endorsement.
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San Diego
California Real Estate Association Directors
CREA
Manola recounts alleged attack and coercive advances
Miss Gallardo testifies about a man named Bartholomae who became violent with Carmela, then with her sister, claiming he wanted her to be his private woman. She describes a struggle, a knife, injuries, and a rushed hospital visit, plus payment gifts and language barriers in Spain.
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Carmela
Carmen
Educators Back Law on Housing in California
The California Board of Education voted support for the Rumford Fair Housing Act, citing neighbor hood segregation as a driver of de facto school segregation. Bishop Gerald Kennedy introduced the resolution, all voting members approved while Superintendent Max Raifert y, a non voting executive, declined to join, sticking to education bills. Kennedy cited biblical support for integration and urged backing the act against opposition.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Boar of Education
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Nice
Max Raidferty
Wen Kennedy
Anonymous Smear Act Declared Legal in California Case
A state appellate court ruled that an anonymous smear ban in campaign literature may violate free speech. The opinion cites a law barring anonymous political writings and discusses its impact on truthful criticism and defamation. George S. Canon faced charges for unsigned campaign material against a write-in candidate.
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Sacramento
Craic
Areste Ae
Crete
George S. Canon
al Tabee
el Dorado County
Raymond GC. Chima
Canon
Inno
Jack R. Winkler
EE Dorado County
State Supreme Court
Water pact protection sought in Central Arizona Project
California Attorney General Stanley Mosk urged that any Central Arizona Project legislation include a protective amendment. It would guarantee California bears shortages from the lower Colorado River’s supply, based on the Supreme Court decision and Congress or the interior secretary deciding how shortages are shared.
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Los Angeles
UPD
California
Stanley Mosk
Arizona
Colorado
Mosk
Colorado River Board
Colorado River
Ina
United States Supreme Court
Sosk
Supreme Court
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
M. J. Dowd
Colorado River Board of California
Liz and Fisher divorce expected to begin soon
Mexican judge said Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher would arrive soon to start divorce proceedings. Judge Arcadia Estrada noted unsettled aspects including a possible quick judgment or a lengthy litigation, with a $430 figure as yet unclear.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Arcadia Estrada
Fisher
Bardot Breaks Silence On First Post Europe Visit
Brigitte Bardot ends a self-imposed silence to declare she will return to Paris if reporters photographers and fans do not bother her during her first trip outside Europe. The drama centers on the Paris-bound journey and media attention.
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Brigitte Bardot
Paris
Braz
Europe
Early Parole Sought By Court In Drunk Driver Murder Case
Albert Sidney Ray, 37, with a long work record and three children, was sentenced to state prison for up to five years for the two teenage Lakewood girls he killed while driving drunk. Judge Sparling rejected probation despite a parole recommendation, noting Ray's past and the need to deter others from drinking and driving. The case details paint a troubled history and the impact on the victims' families.
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Lakewood
Superior Court
Manrke C Sparling
Dodge Sparling
Ray
Sparling
California Adult Authority
Bis Cr
Linda Kay Tucker
Liva St
Saratra Sue Wenzel
Pimenta Ave
Clark Avenue
Hardwick Street
Clark Ave
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Frag
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