Beatings by Kirschke Testimony in Grand Jury
Transcript details from Los Angeles reveal witnesses identifying Kirschke amid claims of abuse within the marriage. Attendants Bailey and Ledet discuss recognition while Ramsey plans possible dismissal for lack of probable cause if transcript lacks new evidence.
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Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Ramsey
Kirschke
Dennis Bailey
Staton
Kirtschke
Gene Ledet
Joe Caroll
Kirschkes
Elaine
Jacks
James Alfred Miller
Glendale
Kirschke Lake
Frank Cornell
Marina Hersler
Vista del Golfo
Erschke
Jack
FBI Arrests 16 Negroes in Attempt on Wilkins' Life
Citywide raids in Brooklyn Queens and Manhattan plus one in Philadelphia led to the arrest of sixteen alleged RAM members on charges of criminal anarchy conspiracy arson and possession of weapons. Warrants named Roy Wilkins and Whitney M Young targets with militant aims.
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Maxwell Stanford
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
NAACP
New York
FBI
Whitney M. Young
Queens County
Wilking
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Times
Uncle Tom
Manhattan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young
National Urban League
Herman B. Ferguson
Jamaica
Queens
Arthur Harris
The
Ferguson
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
China
Police Nab Driver After Wild Chase Through City Streets
Compton man jailed after a four mile high speed chase reaching 100 mph through rush hour traffic and on Long Beach City College campus. Marijuana-like leaf evidence found after car failed and crashed at Coun try Club Drive and Carson Street. Kenneth C. Wallace, 21, of Compton, held on suspicion of marijuana possession evading arrest and 10 traffic violations.
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Compton
Long Beach City College
Country Club Drive
Carson Street
Lakewood
Kenneth C. Wallace
132Nd St
Smuggler Hunted in Border Slayings
A known narcotics smuggler, free on bail, is being sought for questioning in the killings of two Border Patrol inspectors in Anza Riverside County. The inspectors Theodore Newton Jr. and George F. Azrak were found manacled to a stove and shot. FBI agents and trackers comb the desert for clues, after authorities suggested the crime stemmed from findings during inspections.
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Border Patrol
FBI
Richard Evans
San Diego
Evans
Theodore Newton Jr
George F. Azrak
Iat-Anza
Riverside County
Mexico
FDI
Anza
State Tax Surcharge Accepted
Gov. Ronald Reagan's administration agreed to a compromise $1 billion tax increase bill with a one-year 60 percent surcharge on current income tax payments. Sen. George Denkmejian predicted quick approval at a Senate committee meeting as the budget battles continue ahead of the new fiscal year.
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Ronald Reagan
George Denkmejian
Long Beach
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Assembly
Senate
Assemblymen
Eban Urges Free Access and Peace Talks Debate
The assembly heard Eban defend free access to holy places while Mahmoud Fawzi rejected U S demands for direct Israeli Arab talks. Kosygin and Gromyko skipped the morning session as Rusk pursued late night talks with Gromyko. De Gaulle accused Israel of starting the war, France denied arming Israel, and U Thant urged a mediator. The State Department eased travel bans to Israel and four Arab states, while keeping limits on nine others.
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U.S
Israel
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Kosygin
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Assembly
Brown
U ‘Thant
Midie East
State Department
Egypt
Morocco
Tunidia
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Suspect Arson in Downey Elementary School Office
Fire damaged the principal's office at Gauldin Elementary in Downey on Wednesday night. Battalion Chief Elmer Snyder led 20 firefighters, with investigators noting papers piled on the desk as a likely ignition. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Downey
Elmer Snyder
Spry St
L A City Employees Receive Pay Raises
Mayor signed a law granting 5.2 million in pay raises for 16,000 civilian city employees. Excludes harbor, airport, water and power departments. About 53 percent get 2.75 percent increases, while 45 percent receive 3.5 percent after council hearings.
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CNS
San Yorty
Harbor
Airport
Water and Power
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