Testimony on Plane Trip Tie to Kirschke Murders
Key witness McLaverty recounts plans with Elaine Kirschke for a weekend visit to George Originals. He testifies Kirschke promised to help with a dress order but she failed to appear, later found dead at home. Betty Jo Barry places Kirschke at Hofs Hut Marina the evening before the murders.
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Air Force to test SR-71 over urban areas soon
The Air Force announced new test flights for the SR-71 over major U S cities after earlier plans to confine tests to water. Initially focusing on air screw training and system utilization, overflights will be infrequent and only when essential, with numerous cities available for overland routes if needed. A LA sonic boom damage report last year prompted consideration of over-water routes to limit impact.
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Mate Held in Shooting of Woman
Pasadena businessman Warren Ackley Parker was held to answer for the murder of his wife Marian Elizabeth Parker, 43, found with a .38 caliber wound at their Altadena home. Parker, 43, of 2054 Holliston Ave., was ordered to appear in Pasadena Superior Court on Oct. 19 for arraignment after posting bail raised from 2800 to 10000.
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Metromedia to Build Hollywood High Rise
Metromedia chairman John W. Kluge announced plans to erect a 12 story office building with radio television facilities on a 10 acre Sunset Boulevard Van Ness Avenue site in Hollywood. Construction will start early in 1968 and finish in five years.
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Hurricane Beulah Strains Rio Grande Region and Tampico
Beulah’s floods push water three feet deep in Tampico while the Panuco River rises well above normal. Brownsville receives showers as the Rio Grande remains near flood levels. U S Army flyback returns 3000 Mexican refugees to Camargo, delivering water and supplies. Mexican authorities thank the United States for aid as engineers assess housing, schools, and irrigation in the Rio Grande Valley. In Birmingham England a pub prints beer mats saying you can take it with you and a thief takes the clock.
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England
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ABC Sues AFTRA Over Strike Support
ABC filed in New York State Supreme Court seeking 2 million dollars and an injunction to bar AFTRA from urging members to violate contracts during the strike at ABC. The suit cites AFTRA directives for performers not to cross NABET lines and alleges intentional interference. In Los Angeles, some AFTRA members crossed lines while ABC and NABET negotiations paused with no progress reported. Budgeted salaries for NABET at ABC previously averaged 218 to 275 weekly. ABC offered 252. Some AFTRA members faced potential discipline for line-crossing.
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Hanoi Open to U S Civilian Team for Refugee Aid
UPI Hanoi said to be "very interested" in a civilian American team to run a refugee program in North Vietnam. AFSC official William Lotspeich noted Hanoi wanted time, kept the proposal under study, while the group prepared a $70,000 budget aiming for a larger South Vietnam scale. He warned of possible visa denial and said visas were not yet issued.
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Fire kills 3 at Utah slum hotel blaze
A fire ripped through a four story 50 year old wooden frame hotel in Ogden Utah late Tuesday, killing three and hospitalizing at least six. Firemen said the blaze started under a stairway and swept through the building in minutes.
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La Palma Petition Seeks Special Election on Leaseback
La Palma residents led by Ervin Mitchell file 305 signatures demanding a special election to challenge the citys leaseback financing for a $700,000 center. City clerk Lowery has 10 days to certify. attorney Howell will review signatures. if valid, 15 percent of voters trigger a citywide vote.
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Rare Tornado Strikes Astoria Oregon In Northwest
Violent winds and heavy rains ripped through the Northwest on Tuesday spawning a tornado in Northern Oregon. The twister damaged at least eight homes in Astoria, knocked out power lines and toppled trees while a small golf course building was demolished. No injuries were reported as Pacific Northwest faced the region’s worst windstorm in five years and extended rainfall. Storm warnings remained along coastal areas and showers were observed in the Rockies, Northern Maine, and South Texas with Hurricane Fern tracking toward Mexico and Texas.
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San Mateo Politician Sees Easy Win Over Shirley Temple Black
San Mateo councilman Roy Archibald predicts he can defeat former child star Shirley Temple Black for Congress in a special primary. He calls the campaign classic and says the Shirley Temple image does not align with voters’ interests in Washington. He jokes you can hardly imagine the Good Ship Lollipop in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Plane Crash Victims Found Near Callahan in Snowy Mountains
Three Modesto residents dead in a light plane wreck in the Boulder Lake basin eight miles south of Callahan Siskiyou County. Pilot George R Edwards 43 and Mr and Mrs James Kusbrave died in the crash believed to have occurred during a Monday storm at about 7400 feet elevation.
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Siskiyou County
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