Kirschke in Jail Cell After Surrender in Murder Case
Jack Kirschke, accused of murdering his wife and her companion, was booked into Los Angeles County Jail 441 Bauchet St in a segregated unit. He faces potential bail later with his attorney Ramsey reporting over 100000 in pledges. He will remain in confinement for at least eight days, likely longer, in a blue jeans attire and supplemented by limited personal effects.
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Jack Kirschke
Bauchet St
Los Angeles
St. James Codon
Albert C. 5. Ramsey
Action Line helps readers with camp aid Braille cards and ghost town maps
Action Line fields questions from readers in Long Beach area. It assists a handicapped child to attend camp with YWCA support and funds, prepares Braille wedding cards, provides a Northern California ghost towns list with maps, and guides a Peace Corps applicant to Liberia. It also locates Ford Model A parts via the Model A Ford Club of America and notes contact details.
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YWCA
Sixth Street
Paclfle Avenue
Long Beach
Camp Tahquits Meadow
Mary Ann Stalder
R. C
James Hutchins
Hutchins Impakes
Braiile Institute of America
Logs. Angeles
Mrs. Hutchins
Myers St. Burbank
California
Wilmington
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Bodie
Calico
Hornitos
Red Mountain
Ransburg
Liberia
Action Line
M. N. Seldman
Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
Selection Board
San Pedro
Ford Club of America
Flying Minister Vanishes at Sea
Norwalk preacher Rev. Charles Wilhoit aged 28 reported engine trouble before his light plane vanished Wednesday night off Oceanside. Searchers scoured the sea for the Norwalk Christian Church pastor, listed as missing with the craft presumed down.
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Norwalk
Oceanside
Charles Wilhoit
Foster Road
Teenager La. police shooting documented at Watts border
Bulletin reports Elmer Louis Russel, 16, shot dead by four Los Angeles officers after allegedly threatening them with a double barreled shotgun at 227 E 121st St near Watts. Coast Guard announced search resumed for Rev Wilhoit after his Beechcraft Bonanza vanished en route to Oceanside from Fullerton. helicopter and plane combed offshore 20 miles to Seal. Rev Wilhoit had 400 flight hours and was to lead a Bible class at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Elmer Louis Russel
Los Angeles
E. 121St St
Watts
Coast Guard
San Diego
Fullerton
Wilhoit
Oceanside
del Mar
San Onofre
Seal
Cincinnati Violence Spurs Nationwide Outcry
Rioting mobs in eight Cincinnati districts looted vandalized and set fires in a stunning display as National Guardsmen and police were deployed. Meanwhile about 350 African Americans marched to Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery demanding changes or Gov Lurleen Wallace resign.
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Cincinnati
National Guardsmen
Rottern
Montgomery
Als
State Capitol
Lurleen Wallace
State House
Appraiser Bill Killed in California Senate Panel
A bill to replace appointed inheritance tax appraisers with civil servants and end political patronage was killed by a Senate committee on Wednesday. Backers vowed to revive the measure, despite a close vote against approval. Controller Houston T. Flournoy pledged reforms during the campaign against Democratic Controller Alan Cranston.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Houston T. Flournoy
Alan Cranston
Southland Hit by Sharp 4.0 Earthquake Jolt
A 4.0 magnitude quake rattled the Southland shortly before 10 p m causing shaking in Lakewood Bellflower Artesia Temple City Whittier Venice and Silver Lake districts with minor damage reported but no injuries. Caltech seismologist Dr Charles I Richter called it a purely local event likely confined to the county and not destructive. Residents described walls dishes and even an aquarium disturbed as the tremor centered near Whittier.
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Southland
Charles I’. Richter
Caltech
Richter
Long Beach Area
Lakewood-Bellflower-Artesia
Angels
Artesia
Temple City
Whittier
Venice
Los Angeles
Israel Pledges Mercy Drive for Arabs amid War
Israeli planes and ground forces scoured occupied Sinai for thousands of Egyptian soldiers feared dying of wounds thirst and hunger in burning desert. Aid programs were launched for Arab refugees as the war’s victims overshadowed Soviet demands for a U N General Assembly emergency meeting to condemn Israel and demand withdrawal to prewar lines.
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Sinai
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.N. Gener
al Assembly
Israel
Night Harness Racing Bill Advances in Senate
Sacramento United Press International reports the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee approved a bill to legalize night harness racing and extend the thoroughbred season amid church opposition. The Assembly bill moves to the Finance Committee before a possible Reagan signature to allow simultaneous racing in Northern and Southern California and to legalize night tracks for the first time.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
California
State May Ask Death in Kirschke Murder Case
Deputy District Attorney Jack Kirschke appeared before Superior Court Judge Robert Feinerman in Los Angeles to face two counts of murder after a grand jury indicted him for the April 8 slaying of his wife and her male companion. The judge denied bail while Harris indicated the state may seek the death penalty, pending consultations with superiors. the proceedings could develop further with Page A-4 continuation.
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SCCK
Kirschke
Kitschke
Harris
Feinerman
Ramsey
Bus Drivers Ratify 42 Cent Pay Hike in LA Area
Southern California rapid transit district bus drivers ratified a new contract tonight, approving a 42 cent hourly wage increase. The agreement averts a potential walkout that could disrupt service for about 700,000 Southland commuters. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Union, with 3,500 members, voted about two to one in favor, a spokesman said.
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Los Angeles
CNS
California
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainemen Union
Senate OKs Extension of Draft
The Senate approved a four year extension of the draft 72 to 23 sending the measure to the House for expected passage and presidential signature. The plan extends authority through 1971 and guarantees college deferrals to students until degree completion or age 24, while letting Johnson set the selection order.
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Washington
Senate
Reat Johnson
House
White House
Johnson
Nixon leads. Reagan looms in race
Polls show Richard Nixon ahead in the presidential contest but Governor Ronald Reagan remains a major challenger. Report by Tom Wicker on Page AS.
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Richard Nixon
Gov. Reagan
Tom Wicker
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