Sirhan to meet Ward and Hahn after Kennedy case hearing
A public hearing on the June 5 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy ended with an unexpected pledge. Sirhan Sirhan agreed to meet Baxter Ward and Kenneth Hahn at the prison to discuss his case openly. The disclosure followed criticism of the Kranz report and calls for further inquiry into how many bullets were fired and whether a second gunman was involved.
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Judge refuses halt to Emmy boycott by Hollywood chapter
A federal judge declined to stop the Hollywood chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences from boycotting Emmy events. NBC canceled the awards telecast as 5,000 members and over 200 of 450 regular performers joined the boycott, amid a feud over influence and national decisions.
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Fire-fighting army formed in face of driest woodland
California state and federal officials unveil a $100 million plan to boost fire crews from 4,900 to about 6,800 amid a drought that threatens the worst fire season in 42 years. Arson blamed for 43,000 acres burned last year. drought dries wells statewide as arid conditions persist. A public awareness campaign using Smokey Bear advertises prevention.
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Conservator for Groucho Quitting After Monthly Court Fight
Nat Perrin, temporary Groucho Marx conservator since last month, says caretaking is a fulltime, wearisome job and he will not serve past July end. He reports constant calls from the house amid disputes between Arthur Marx and Erin Fleming. Perrin notes the duties have become an immense responsibility and plans to resign.
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Judge weighs Los Angeles school integration plan
Associated Press reports Judge Paul Egly focuses on desegregation of 264 elementary schools over new emphasis on busing. He questions part time mandatory elements and says his main concern is desegregation, while noting no final evaluation yet. The piece also notes forthcoming JFK Library funding in Congress.
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2400 inmates to be released early under new law
About 2400 state inmates may be released sooner under a new determinate sentencing law. The bill would add at least 270 days for case review and accelerate parole dates. Some 1700 already slated for early parole would exit weeks to months early, with 460 more paroled seven to twelve months ahead.
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