Unruh Aides Deny Meeting With Teitelbaum in Cheat Trial
Two aides to Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh testified they did not see Benjamin Teitelbaum or Leach in Unruh’s Sacramento office on May 3 1963 and did not recall any visit. The testimony challenged earlier statements that Teitelbaum lobbied Unruh's staff to affect sentencing.
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Unruh
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Sacramento
Benjamin J. Teitelbaum
Friars Club
Ben
George E. Leach
State Capitol
Leach
Teitelbaum
Clarence L. Hunt
Bette Coffey
Edith McNair
Maurice H. Friedman
Two Protesters Sue L.A. for 2 Million Over Arrests
John Floyd and Ronald Wilkins, both Los Angeles men, sue the City of Los Angeles and five police officers for 2 005 977 in false arrest and assault damages. They allege arrest on October 24 in front of Manual Arts High School was in bad faith to oppress their civil rights and hinder future employment. Floyd seeks 1 003 737 and Wilkins 1 002 240.
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Los Angeles
Manual Arts High School
John Clifford Floyd
Ronald Leroy Wilkins
Floyd
Wilkins
Joe P. Johnson
T. R. Blake
D. R. Vandervort
J. E. Barrett
L. J. Hinr
Jam Court at Trial of Protesters
More than 120 supporters of 13 men accused of conspiracy to stage walkouts at Mexican American schools jammed the Hall of Justice as the case opened. Judge Kathleen Parker postponed arguments to Sept 23 to allow defense time to prepare and challenge indictments over alleged Grand Jury underrepresentation of people with Spanish names.
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Hall of Justice
Superior Court
Kathleen Parker
Kayak Rescue Off Palos Verdes Ends With Lifeguard Aid
Calvin Earl and Jeffrey Chase were pulled from rough water near Marineland pier after their kayaks capsized. Russell Payne Redondo Beach and part time lifeguard rescued Earl and Chase, who were treated for shock.
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Calvin Earl
Orange Ave
Palos Verdes
Earl
Russell Payne
Redondo Beach
Earl and
Jeffrey Chase
Pennsylvania Ave
Lomita
Chase
Marineland Pier
Payne
$75,000 Award For Deaths In Oceanview Pileup
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury awarded Debra Lorraine Fresh 75 000 for the death of her parents in the February 21, 1966 Highway 101 pileup near Oceanside. Another plaintiff, Mrs. Louis M. Arizmendi, received 5 000. The case against Pacific Motor Trucking Food Giant Markets and System Leasing Corp. stemmed from the deaths of James Dalton Fresh 24 and Mary Alice Fresh 19. The consolidated suit was heard in Judge Sidney W Kaufman’s court.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Louis M. Arizmendi
Francisco Arizmendi
Debra Lorraine Fresh
Raymond Fresh
Greentree Ave
Garden Grove
Pacific Motor Trucking
Food Giant Markets and System Leasing Corp
James Dalton Fresh
Mary Alice
Highway 101
Oceanside
Sidney W. Kaufmans
Police Copter Forced Landing in Dry L A Riverbed
A Los Angeles Police Department helicopter made a forced landing in the dry riverbed near Elysian Park late Friday after engine trouble. The two crew were uninjured and the craft was not damaged.
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Los Angeles Police Department
Los Angeles
Glendale
Elysian Park
Hearing Set on Helicopter Crash in Los Angeles
A public hearing on the Los Angeles Airways helicopter crash that killed 23 on May 22 is scheduled for Sept. 25 in Los Angeles. The National Transportation Safety Board will hear from about 17 witnesses with Oscar M. Laurel as chairman.
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Los Angeles Airways
Los Angeles
National Transportation Safety Board
Compton
Oscar M. Laurel
Safety Board
Disneyland
International Airport
Including 18 Women Orange County Sheriff Academy Graduates
Thirty seven men and eighteen women graduated from the Orange County Sheriff’s Training Academy in its largest class and first to include women. The seven week program covered 39 police science subjects and 290 hours of study. Deputy John Hewitt of Santa Ana led as class president and others topped in academics, physical ability, and firearms.
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Orange County
Carol Miller
Orange
James A. Musick
Sanford
Bud) Mann
Orange County Sheriff's Training Academy
Sheriff Musick
Sheriff's Depu
John P. Hewitt
Santa Ana
Jere E. Hyder
Tustin
Dan King
Huntington Beach
Donald R. Lambert
Anaheim
Racial makeup of King General Hospital construction crew
Labor figures from Willowbrook's King General Hospital project show minorities representing 40 percent of workers. Mexican Americans 11 percent, Caucasians the remainder, as disclosed by Supervisor Kenneth Hahn under a policy to hire across ethnic groups.
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King General Hospital
Willowbrook
Kenneth Hahn
Girl Helps Police Nab 3 in Holdup
A 12 year old girl aided officers in capturing three suspects in a Bank of America holdup. Officers Don Brown and Harry Mintey stopped a green pickup on the Ventura Freeway after Brenda Paris of Burbank directed police to the license of the getaway vehicle. An officer fired one shot as the truck was halted.
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Bank of America
Don Brown
Harry Mintey
Ventura Freeway
Brenda Paris
Burbank
Brenda
Brown
Mintey
Reagan urges continued budget cuts as task force saves millions
Governor Ronald Reagan appealed to business leaders to sustain state budget economies, noting the task force has achieved 17 million dollars in savings and 514 of 1,400 recommendations approved for potential annual savings near 128 million. He urged calm against campus protests and defended higher education funding.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Special Task Force
California
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Gustom
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Bank Americard and Charge
Topper
Kentucky
London
CIAL
Topper’s Steak House
Pacific Coast Hwy
Elk
Cherry
BUICK
Skylark
Riviera
White
Spas
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Long Beach Boulevard
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