Mystery of Kirschke case unfolds with burglary claims
Ramsey recounts two men who allegedly burglarized homes near Kirschke’s Naples area, describing their fear of testifying and their possible motives. He notes the men claimed to be burglars, denied warrants, and discussed a woman seen with a pistol. Ramsey questions why they did not testify and says Kirschke will appeal the murder conviction and death sentence, potentially awaiting Supreme Court review.
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Ramsey
Naples
Que
Kirschke Homme
Kirschkes
Kirschke
Lome
Rivd Alto Coal
Peinst
Rampeey
Amsey
R Ramsey
Long Beach
Jack
District Attorney's Office
Will Teny
California Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Jack Kirschke
Commuter Train Collision Halts Jersey Links
A New Jersey to New York commuter rail crash injured about 200 as trains collided near Jersey City. Passengers described being thrown to the floors and waking to chaos as service on the line was halted for an hour, stranding riders in Hoboken and delaying connections between Newark and New York City.
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Rodriguez
Jersey City
New York
New Jersey
Newark
Robert Ferrara
Bronx
Falustino Morales
Manhattan
New York City
Religious Vigil Pair Wins Case in Court
In a courthouse clash over religious liberty a pair from a faith community prevailed as deputies with warrants demanded they emerge. Defense attorney Hugh Manes pressed rights of conscience while the prosecutor likened the refusal to enroll a child in public school to robbery. In a separate hearing, Judge Shafer dismissed contempt charges against Ella Mae Johnson and Robert Holt for failure to appear. The Holt family has moved to escape harassment from curiosity seekers.
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Hugh Manes
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard Howard
Compton
Harry T. Shafer
Holts
Ella Mae Johnson
Robert
Holt
Dominguez
Moon photos by Surveyor 7 reveal rocky highland terrain
Pasadena United Press International reports Surveyor 7 photos of the moon from the southern highlands about 18 miles north of Tycho crater show barren, rocky terrain. The center of the shot stood 16 feet from the TV camera, with debris from Tycho Crater and ridged plains in view, suggesting packed damp soil similar to Earth.
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Pasadena
UPI
Surveyor 7
Tycho
Death Valley
Surveyors
Tycho Crater
JPL
Surveyor
Earth
Bandit Pair Injures Matron in Harbor City
Mrs. Tony Soto of Island Ave is in Kaiser Hospital Harbor City after a 4 pm home invasion by two men posing as telephone repairers. One struck her head with a gun causing a four stitch cut. they fled after robbing the home and assaulting a teenage parked couple, then escaped in a second car on Avalon Boulevard near Anaheim Street.
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Tony Sota
Island Ave
Kaiser Hospital
Harbor City
Mrs. Soto
Avalon Boulevard
Anaheim Street
NASA Pacts Awarded for Saturn Moon Rocket Parts
The government awarded two NASA contracts totaling 78 million dollars over two years to McDonnell Douglas Missile & Space Systems Division for Saturn IV components. A 48 million contract covers production of two Saturn IV second stage tank segments annually, while a 31 million contract mods the Saturn IVB hydrogen tank for a manned orbiting space vehicle. Officials said no new personnel but some stabilization of the current Orange County workforce.
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Richard T. Hanna
Huntington Beach
McDonnell Douglas Missile & Space Systems Division
Manned Orbiting Aerospace Workshop
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hannasiad
NASA
Orange County
Stricter labeling rules for nonprescription goods
Washington government issues new FDA regulations requiring clearer labels on billions of dollars in nonprescription drugs cosmetics and medical devices effective July 1. Products from aspirin cold remedies thermometers toothpaste to face powder must carry plain language ingredient explanations such as pain reliever or decongestant instead of chemical names.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
PDA
Sailor Dies Two Injured in Wilmington Car Crash
A Navy man, James L. Jenkins, 26, of the USS Princeton, died on arrival at Harbor General Hospital after a Friday car crash in Wilmington. His five passengers were injured, including shipmate Don R. Lawrence, 20, and Hazel Livingston, 20, both treated at Harbor General. Livingston listed in critical condition, Lawrence moved to a Navy hospital after initial care.
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Navy
Wilmington
James L. Jenkins
Princeton
Harbor General Hospital
Don R. Lawrence
Hazel 2. Livingston
Myrtle Ave
Harbor Gentral Hospital
Livingston
Lawrence
Navy Hospital
San Quentin death row hunger strike ends after six days
Inmates at San Quentin Prison end a six day hunger strike as the 26 strikers, who had substituted candy bars for meals over inmate food complaints, dine on a routine lunch including beef broth and rice lettuce salad beef fricassee chicken fried steak vegetables pork and beans peach cream pudding corn bread oleo milk or coffee and salami to-go.
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San Quentin
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