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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
2
The trial shines light on who turned on the bedroom lamp and whether a search warrant could have been obtained. McIntire testified the light was on when he entered while Lund insisted McIntire was the only one in the room.
Hell's Angels contributed $90 to aid Susan Bartolomi a Ukiah high school senior who was kidnapped and shot. Dale Robey arranged the donation via Rich Page to cover medical expenses as authorities report the fund nearing $10,000 with the girl in grave condition. A Labor Day convention at Lake Mendocino drew about 300 members. A separate burglary at Willam D Moor's Long Beach home saw $1,800 in valuables stolen.
The court read an inventory of portable items found on Elaine Terry Kirschke and Orville William Crankhan after their deaths. The list included rings, cash, bank books, and numerous credit and gasoline cards, plus keys and a watch, illustrating what the couple carried as they traveled.
In a somber scene a man sits in his chair gazing at a framed photo of his wife on her death bed. He studies the image intently, pencil resting on the table as he contemplates the loss.
About 250 demonstrators led by Rev. James E. Groppi and Dick Gregory marched from St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church to the South Side, while white vigilantes and police watched. at least two whites were arrested and five people hurt during rioting on South 7th Street amid ongoing clashes over open housing.
The USS Forrestal returned to Norfolk Virginia to reunite with families after fires and explosions off Viet Nam six weeks ago killed 134 crewmen. Hundreds of dependents welcomed the ship as it moored, before a shipyard repair set to begin next Tuesday.
New York schools remain virtual with 49 000 teachers on strike and court orders failing to end the walkout while Detroit and Michigan districts stay closed. Broward County brings back 90 000 pupils, Yakima Catholic high school faculty absent leaving 207 boys without teachers. Gov Milliken calls mediators as New York mayor and school chief warn the stalemate may last. MLK telegram backs teachers while civil rights leaders oppose the removal of disruptive students from classes.
Violent crimes up 21.8 percent in Anaheim and 15 percent in Garden Grove, while Santa Ana climbs 5.6 percent, Long Beach leads region with a 35 percent jump. Burglary, larceny, and auto theft rise locally. Los Angeles sees 17 percent overall violence with murder and robbery climbs.
Frederick Dutton of Sausalito alleges a University of California regents committee on student fees was expanded from five to seven to favor higher charges. He claims John E. Canady and Edwin W Pauley joined after agreeing to serve, shifting power toward proponents of higher resident fees.
In Houston Texas parents kept operating "freedom schools" in churches while Rhode Island parents planned a similar school. In Yakima Washington six Marquette Roman Catholic High School priests including the principal and four lay teachers won support from a parents committee in their walkout for higher pay and better facilities.
In New York, the SDS won a court ruling allowing antiwar posters on transit ads unless safety is endangered. The Transit Authority must accept the posters, rejecting claims they are provocative, though SDS may still choose not to proceed due to internal funding concerns.
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