Rifle Death Boy and Girl Court Wards
A Huntington Beach girl and her year-old brother, both confessing to protect each other, will be wards of the Orange County Juvenile Court for an indefinite period after a .22 rifle killed 4-year-old Gregory Hernandez in Cypress. The court ruled involuntary manslaughter and released the pair to their mother.
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Millionth Fair Visitor Expected at Pomona Fair
Los Angeles County Fair officials predicted the millionth visitor to the 1964 Pomona fairgrounds will pass the gate Saturday. Long Beach groups will headline activities including a 1 pm parade by Garden Grove drum and bugle corps Grenadiers and Recreatives, a 2 pm amphitheatre program by Allied Arts Center of La Mirada, a 7 pm amphitheatre appearance by Linkles ter Totten Studios of Long Beach, as the fair runs through Sunday.
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Bolivia bars censorship motion in deputy vote
Bolivia's Chamber of Deputies rejected an opposition bid to lift censorship on newspapers and radio. Censorship was imposed ten days earlier after President Victor Paz Estenssoro said a revolutionary plot led by former President Hernan Siles Suazo and 32 others was uncovered and Silés was exiled to Paraguay.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Victor Paz Estenssoro
Hernan Siles Suazo
Silés
Paraguay
Conferees Deadlock on Health-Care Plan
Washington UPI conferees deadlocked Thursday on President Johnson's Social Security health care legislation. The committee recessed without further sessions after attempts to harmonize House and Senate bills diverged on elder health coverage within Social Security. Both chambers had voted to boost Social Security benefits.
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Equal Time Rules Hover Over Johnson News Conferences
Washington report shows FCC ruling on equal time for presidential press events. conferees split 4-3 with Ford Loevinger and Hyde dissenting. The decision allows broad broadcasts of Johnson news conferences but not full exemptions, signaling future interpretation of equal-time law and potential repeal efforts.
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Fla
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Loevinger
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Com- Cbs
Robert T. Bartley
Monsense
Robert E. Lee
Kenneth
U S Spain Plan Large Scale Naval Exercise
Washington reports that the United States and Spain will join with multiple allies in a major joint naval maneuver off the Spanish coast later this month. The operation reportedly involves about 160 ships from six countries, submarines and air fleets, with as many as 40 000 personnel, promising the biggest amphibious exercise since World War II.
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