Sirhan's Motive Linked to Father Figure, Psychologist Testifies
Psychologist Martin M. Schorr testifies Sirhan B. Sirhan projected a repressed hatred of his father onto Robert F. Kennedy and killed the senator as a symbolic duel with his father. He described Sirhan as suffering paranoid psychosis and possibly in a dissociated amnesia state during the shooting at the Ambassador Hotel.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Sirhan
Martin M. Schorr
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Schorr
Ambassador Hotel
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Judge Davis Denies Petition in Street Confrontation
In Southwest Washington, U S court of claims Judge Oscar H. Davis denied the lone case before him after two petitioners threatened him with a pistol. He refused to comply and walked away, the would be appeal abandoned as the men fled.
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U.S. Court of Claims
Oscar H. Davis
Guardsmen Take Over Town From Collegians
National Guard troops were called into Durham North Carolina after a Tuesday rally near Five Points turned violent. About 350 guardsmen were ordered to enforce a curfew as property was damaged including 40 store windows. A North Carolina College co ed was injured and a Duke student arrested.
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Duke Power Company
Prison, Medal For Bucher?
Coronado California reports the five admiral five-admiral Court of Inquiry nears a decision on USS Pueblo skipper Lloyd M Bucher for losing the ship and espionage papers. Testimony ends soon. a recommendation could range from court martial to a decoration.
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North Korea
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Peter F. Block
Ronquil
Block
Stephen Harris
Melrose
Mass
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John J. Hyland
U.S. Pacific Fleet
France Eases Back To Normal After Nationwide Strike
Paris and cities nationwide returned to near normal after a 24 hour strike that paralyzed much of France. Police questioned 238 protesters in Paris as clashes continued around Place de la Bastille. Saboteurs derailed two trains and attempted a third while authorities investigated a supposed revolutionary council pamphlet.
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France
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National Revolutionary Council
de Gaulle
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