State Bar Debates Abortion Law Easing At Convention
Delegates at the Disneyland Hotel convention debate a proposed California law easing abortion restrictions. Proponents argue health and moral reasons including cases of rape or incest. The resolution moves to the state bar board of governors for inclusion in the legislative program. The gathering also backs court transparency limits and supports a judge pro tem concept to ease busy calendars, plus a three year limit for final divorce decree after separate maintenance.
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100 More Due Percy Case Quiz Shines Light on Suspect
The report notes impressions of a flashlight shone into eyes during a Sunday incident. Daley reports Mrs. Percy believes the slayer was a man not fat or thin. The silhouette clues lead to a cautious judgment about the suspect's appearance.
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Mounties 'Short' in the Saddle
Regina reports the Royal Canadian Mounted Police sold thirty mounted horses at public auction as the force ends rider training. The move marks a shift to mechanized policing, reflecting aging horse stock and budget considerations within the force.
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Sask.ai
Percy family trembles as police push for clues in mansion case
Daley plans to question 100 more people including Percy associates. fingerprints seen as key while the 17 room lakefront mansion is searched for evidence. The Percy family and relatives attend a public viewing as telegrams of sympathy arrive from national leaders.
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U S Denies Jet Attack on Red Chinese Village
Washington said U S warplanes may have entered Chinese air space during encounters with MIG fighters on Sept 9 and Sept 17 but denied attacking any village. State Department spokesman McCloskey noted possible inadvertent intrusions during air engagements over North Vietnam and said nationality of some MiGs was not identified.
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Viet Nam
U.S. Troops Clash With North Viet Nam Forces Near DMZ
U.S. Marines reinforced attacked units of North Vietnam's Rough 324B Division just south of the DMZ in ongoing battles. Other American troops killed Communists of the 1l0 Yellow Star division in the central highlands. Air strikes hit a freight train near Hanoi and Minh Dinh yards north of Thant Floa, while two friendly-fire incidents left six Americans dead and 23 wounded in South Vietnam.
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Classified Ads Offer Quick Sale Reach
An ad writer urges readers to place classified advertisements by calling HE 2 5959, promising faster and cheaper service than other methods.
Aim Boycott At Ranch Delano Urea Grower
AFL-CIO to boycott all products of A. Perelli-Minetti & Sons after the Delano area grower signed a UFWOC and Teamsters contract. Cesar Chavez says union will begin the boycott immediately. the Teamsters say the contract covers about 2,400 workers in the Delano region.
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GOP Blames Johnson For Viet War Commitment
The Republicans accuse President Johnson of prolonging U.S. involvement in Vietnam and delaying pivotal military steps after 1964. They argue the administration used vague peace terms, avoided direct troop commitments, and tied actions to SEATO, warning the war risks growing cost and casualties. They urge a faster, narrower end to the conflict to protect South Vietnam’s independence.
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Register Bill Falls in House Vote on Historic Register
A Senate passed bill to create a $32 million three year program for a national register of historic sites and structures failed in the Washington House on Monday. The measure garnered a majority but not the two thirds required, leaving open the possibility of revival later.
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