Southern States move to intervene in Pasadena desegregation case
United Press International reports Southern states plan to intervene in Pasadena school desegregation dispute to press for uniform federal standards. Florida Governor Claude Kirk asks extend Feb 1 deadline and argues financial and logistical infeasibility in meeting lower court orders. Judge Real ordered Pasadena schools desegregation by September with plan due Feb 16. Williams in Mississippi weighs school closures as last resort amid mounting calls from citizens.
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Pasadena
New Orleans
Washington
Claude Kirk
Florida
Supreme Court
Kirk
California
Manuel Real
Oll
Cal State Students Plea Denied as Demonstration Ban Endures
A temporary restraining order barring demonstrations at California State College at Long Beach was extended to February 6 after a mass march and a 150 student sit in protesting the suspension of sociology professors Don Robertson and Marion Steele. Twenty students sought relief in Los Angeles Superior Court, led by Tom Blackburn of the Oct. 24 Coalition, with 500 John Does named in the suit. A CSLB faculty panel began investigating the January report and will decide if a formal hearing is needed.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Superior Court
CSLB
Don Robertson
Marion Steele
Tom Blackburn
John Does
Blackburn
State College Board of Trustees
Panthers Ordered to Trial for Conspiracy to Murder
Eighteen Black Panther members were ordered held for Los Angeles Superior Court trial on conspiracy to murder police officers after December raids. Ten defendants faced arraignment February 6 in Dept. 100 with bail set from 10 000 to 100 000 for those not granted bond, while 11 faced possible death penalty if convicted.
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Black Panther
Los Angeles Superior Court
Superior Court
Dept
Brown
Younger Rips Phonies on Gas Chamber Crime Solution
Los Angeles County D A Evelle J Younger told the Long Beach Lions Club that a 20 year penalty for every marijuana offender is not the answer. He argued for balanced penalties and modernized laws to curb rising youth crime ages 14 to 29. He called for tougher enforcement, updated penal codes, and bail reform to reduce abuse.
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Gas Chamber
Los Angeles County
Evelle J. Younger
Long Beach Lions Club
No Public Funds for Defendant Atkins
Superior Court Judge Joseph A. Wapner said public funds will not pay attorney fees for Susan Denise Atkins. The defendant will be represented by court-appointed Richard Caballero, but Atkins has retained him as private counsel, and Wapner said he would not seek public attorney fees.
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Susan Denise Atkins
Les Superior Court
Joseph A. Wapner
Richard Caballero
Miss Atkins
Fall Kills Ironworker at Bay Area Transit Site
A years old ironworker died Friday after a 20 foot fall from a steel girder at a Bay Area Rapid Transit construction site near the Civic Center. Burglars broke a side window to enter the Shady Acres Service Station on Long Beach Boulevard and stole tires valued at $1,000, police said.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Civic Center
Shady Acres
Long Beach Blvd
Beausoleil Retrial Set for Los Angeles
Rober Beausoleil, 21, will face retrial in Los Angeles Superior Court for the 1969 slaying of MaliBu musician Gary Hinman. Judge William B. Keene denied a defense bid claiming excessive publicity and set March 30 for the retrial in two separate courtrooms to shield jurors from pretrial influence.
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Rober Beausoleil
Malibu
Gary Hinman
Los Angeles
Superior Court
William B. Keene
Keene
Nanan Teletad Saeteees
Beausoleil
Hinman
Fendant
Mussel and Clam Ban Lifted
The ban on mussels and clams is lifted though officials warn these shellfish can contain toxins. They advise cooking at high temperatures and not eating raw large portions, and to discard any broth or bouillon used in cooking.
Tiros M Weather Satellite Darts Into Polar Orbit
The 682 pound RCA built satellite launched from Vandenberg aboard a Delta booster on Friday. It orbits Earth every 115 minutes at 890 to 918 miles high and will begin weather imaging within a week using four cameras two infrared scanners and a solar flare monitor. It promises more data than earlier satellites and may cut annual costs by reducing spacecraft launches.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Tiros-M
Abe Schnapf
RCA
Weather Sentinel
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