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Congress Pressed to Act on Gun Control Measures
Washington reports Congress faces a push for a broad gun control act as House panel deadlocks 16 to 16 on Johnson’s proposal while Senate committees study three stronger bills. President Johnson calls the voting delay a shock to public safety amid the Kennedy assassination fallout.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Emmanuel Celler
D-N.y
Don Edwards
California
Senate
Commerce and Judiciary Committees
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Robert F. Kennedy
Merchants urged to place price stickers underside of goods
Letter from Mrs. K A Norwalk suggests placing price stickers on the underside of merchandise to avoid ugly blotches on plastic items after removal. She notes the adhesive leaves a visible spot even after cleaning.
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K. A
Norwalk
Inclinometer Choices Featured by Chicago Catalogs 1917
A woman seeking an inclinometer for her spouse’s car learns two options from J. C. Whitney & Co. at 1917 Archer Ave Chicago. Prices listed 7.95 and 4.25. Other suppliers include Warshawsky Co. 1900 24 S State St Chicago Nuvonics Corp. North Salt Lake Utah and Pacific International Co. Wilmington California entries mention new and used units.
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Archer Ave
Chicago
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Long Beach
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Warshawsky & Co
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Nuvonics Corp
North Salt Lake
Utah
K.E.K
Signal Hill
Pacific International Co
Wilmington Blvd
Wilmington
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Four Convicts Hold 22 Hostages At Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Four armed inmates seized 23 hostages after a failed jail break at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. One officer was grazed by a bullet. 22 hostages remained, including five women, as Warden Blackwell negotiated with a reporter to hear the inmates grievances.
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UPI
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Wolfe
Atlanta Journal Newspaper
Olin G. Blackwell
William B. Williams
Mystery Veils Ray Travels in London
UPI reports James Earl Ray, sought for the MLK assassination, remains the focus of a global probe. U.S. and U.K. authorities pursue extradition while imposing a news blackout as Ray moves from Brixton to Wandsworth Prison with police watching his cell. Scotland Yard investigates hotels Ray used under the alias Ramon Sneyd and seizes registration records.
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London
UPI
Europe
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
United States
Scotland Yard
Ramon Sneyd
Unruh aims uncommitted California delegation in Kennedy bid
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh and most of California's Kennedy delegates push for remaining uncommitted at the Democratic nominating process. They seek a candidate aligned with Robert F. Kennedy's views, citing opposition to Humphrey's Vietnam stance and urging a clear alternative before endorsing anyone.
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Sacramento
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Kennedy State
Unruh
Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Vietnam
Man leaps through glass during police questioning
Robert C. Kyme 22 of Topeka leaped through a half inch glass window while being questioned about vandalism at a karate school near Ocean Boulevard and 39th Place. He wore only undershorts and a red shirt and died after hitting a sprinkler head on a walkway.
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Robert C. Kyme
Topeka
Kyme
Ocean Boulevard
39Th Place
Lee Bailey Belli Out for Sirhan Defense
Sirhan B. Sirhan, charged with murder in the Kennedy assassination, rejected two top lawyers Melvin Belli and F Lee Bailey as his defense. The Los Angeles County Bar Association will appoint counsel. A L Wirin of the ACLU said Sirhan does not want their services.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Melvin Belli
F. Lee Bailey
Los Angeles County Bar Association
A. L. Wirin
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Sirhan
Bailey
Belli
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Wirin
Reagan Attacks California Courts Over Gun Laws
Governor Reagan said California has adequate gun-control laws but that courts fail to enforce them. He warned against easy answers after the Kennedy assassination while Assembly Speaker Unruh urged stricter controls. Reagan favored heavier penalties for carrying guns during crimes and tighter federal mail sales.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Robert F. Kennedy
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Kennedy
Three Men Booked in North Long Beach Chicken Shop Killing
Long Beach detectives arrested Richard Terflinger Dennis Hanson and James Davis on suspicion of murder and robbery in the fatal shooting of Kenneth Voorhees 28 manager of a North Long Beach fried chicken shop. Police traced them to a Lakewood motel room where heroin was found.
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Kenneth Voorhees
Long Beach
Lakewood
Richard L. Terflinger
Dennis L. Hanson
James R. Davis
Hayter Ave
New Berlin crisis looms as Reds clamp down on travel
City officials in New Berlin face rising tensions as the Reds tighten travel restrictions, prompting concerns of civil disruption and economic strain across the metro area. Local agencies coordinate contingency plans and monitor border points for security and safety.
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Berlin
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