Detective Changes His Story in Mysterious Case Continues
In a lengthy session, key witnesses including Frice and Carroll disputed Kirschke's narrative of the weekend of the murders. Cross examinations reveal memory gaps about January testimony and role of Elaine's boyfriend as investigators seek to uncover possible publicity concerns and political ambitions.
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Harris
Albert c
Ramsey
Long Beach
Kirschke
Carroll
Income tax foe eyed 1968 draft in Anaheim
Willis E Stone, a bitter foe of federal income tax who backs the Liberty Amendment, said he will not reject a rumored 1968 grass roots presidential draft. Reportedly promoted by Sen Duane Match he may appear on New Hampshire primary ballots next March. The plan would limit federal government to constitutionally specified functions and repeal the income tax.
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Anaheim
Willis E. Stone
North Dakota
Duane Match
New Hampshire
U.S
Religious Retreat Discovered (Continued from Page A-L)
Neighbors recalled the Holt family moving into an upper middle class area in 1964 and living a quiet life before starting a home religious retreat. Captain Walter Allsop led the juvenile bureau to arrest the parents after concerns about their two daughters who had dropped out of school. The couple claimed they were fasting and praying as commanded by God, while officials worked with schools and probation to assess the situation.
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Halt
North American Aviation
Walter Allsop
Sheriff's Juvenile Bureau
Allsop
Diary of a fatal mountain crash revealed in fragments
Diary entries recount the final days of an airman and two companions after a Cessna crash. Carla suffers frostbite and injuries. Phyllis is severely hurt. Al Oien leaves to seek help and is presumed dead. Snow, cold, and fading hope mark the perilous journey.
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Neal
Carla
Agian
Reagan Uses Prison Labor to Harvest California Fig Crop
Gov. Ronald Reagan authorized about 200 minimum‑security prisoners from Tracy to pick figs in Merced County for 3 to 5 weeks to avert losses for growers. Prisoners are paid prevailing wages, with funds split between the state treasury and a release fund. Labor leaders protest while growers cite a worker shortage as 8,000 Mexican laborers aid harvest county.
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Merced
Ronald Reagan
Devel
Tracy
Thomas Pills
Treasuer
California Federation of Labor
Aflcio
California
Merced County
Wreckage Spotted in Trinity Mountains by Lumber Worker
Floyd Bolling and his wife Hilda spotted the wreckage while deer hunting in the Trinity Mountains. The fuselage and tail remained intact with luggage still inside. Weather had two sunny days followed by snow and rain, and efforts were made to keep the interior warm with canvas over broken windows.
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Carla
Floyd Bolling
Shasta
Hilda
Trinity Mountains
Bolling
Lopsided face linked to pains corrected by grinding
Atlanta report notes Dr. Harold Gelb from New York says about 1 percent of head, neck and ear pain stems from a crooked jaw. He explains a misaligned bite can tax muscles, but minor dental grinding can realign and relieve pain and improve appearance.
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Atlanta
Harold Gelb
New York
Gelb
College Acts to Cure Race Problems San Jose Campus
San Jose State College appointed J Benton White, 36, director of the Wesley Foundation, as campus ombudsman to hear student complaints of racial discrimination. He will investigate incidents, seek correction, and use legal and persuasive powers. The college canceled a Sept. 23 football game with the University of Texas at El Paso after housing discrimination complaints and threats of demonstration by campus Negroes.
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San Jose State College
Robert D. Clard
J. Benton White
Wesley Foundation
Colllege
Clark
University of Texas At el Paso
Westchester residents sue city over jet noise and damages
Los Angeles area homeowners near the north runway of Los Angeles International Airport file a 236 million claim alleging health and property damage from jet operations. The suit lists 2,400 residents in 800 homes as members of the Greater Westchester Homeowners Association and seeks inverse condemnation and zoning changes to raise property values.
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Westchester
International
Alvin Greenwald
Greenwald
Superior Court
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Berkeley registers record 28,127 students for fall term
UC Berkeley reports a new enrollment record of 28,127, surpassing 27,431 set in 1964. The university notes last year’s total was 26,963, marking steady growth in student numbers.
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Berkeley
University of California
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Victorville
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Connie Mack Brown
Gunlock Ave
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Keen
Willard H. Hart
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