Court Reverses Convictions in Shotgun Killing
California Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision, reversed the murder convictions and death sentence of Dan Clifton Robinson and the life sentence of Charles Drivers for a shotgun killing of a bartender during an attempted robbery at Fox Hills Country Club in Los Angele s on February 4, 1962. The majority held that the uncorroborated testimony of a third defendant Willie Warmer Hickman was insufficient to sustain the conviction without corroboration.
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D Day Plus 20 Years Eisenhower Returns to Normandy
General Eisenhower recalls Omaha Beach siege during CBS Reports dialogue with Walter Cronkite marking the D-Day anniversary. He discusses seasickness, obstacles, fortifications, and intelligence lapses about the 352nd Division, plus Allied challenges and French Resistance aid.
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Normandy
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Walter
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Omaha Beach
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G-2
Fatally Slashed Worker Dies as Glass Shatters in Boxcar
A boxcar unloading accident in Los Angeles County left 24-year-old Ben Burns of Baldwin Park fatally cut when heavy glass sheets slid from a boxcar and shattered around him during unloading on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Ben Burns
Baldwin Park
Dancer Wins Approval for Name Change
Los Angeles court legalizes dancer director Gene Nelson born Leander Eugene Berz. His wife Marilyn and sons Douglas and Christopher were granted legal use of the Nelson surname. Nelson, 44, directs a show in New York City. His wife, 31, said they had contemplated the change for some time but recently acted.
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Superior Court
Gene Nelson
Leander Eugene Berz
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Christopher
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Seven Seas University sued by seven professors
The suit filed in San Diego accuses the Seven Seas University and its president Dr E Ray Nichols Jr of breaching contracts by not letting seven professors complete the second semester of the year. The plaintiffs claim contracts required teaching aboard a round the world cruise and seek 14500 for contract breach 25000 for lost reputation and 20000 punitive damages. Named plaintiffs include Claire Ball of Miami Gertrude Mooney of Miami and Shan C Otey and Otey both of Berkeley plus others.
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Gertrude Mooney
Wedell Otey
Berkeley
Shan C. Otey
George
No Arms Increase in New Bonn Budget
Bonn Germany GP Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and his cabinet approve a 1965 federal budget with no increase in defense spending for the first time in West German history. The budget totals 63.9 billion marks, up 3.6 billion, largely to social welfare. Defense remains 19.2 billion marks unchanged from 1964.
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Ludwig Erhard
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