Controversy Over Continuance Delays Defense in High-Profile Case
The court heard arguments from Foley and Porter opposing a continuance while Foley seeks counsel for Patterson and Harris. Barker claimed dilatory tactics and high costs, with the judge granting a delay to May 7 after noting potential 18 to 20 witnesses. Witnesses, including Barker and Vanderbilt officials, described speedy-contact challenges due to federal custody.
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Bull Barker
Foley
Porter
District Attorney's
Barker
Leavitt
Barkers
Barker Dep
Denny Sampson
Roy Parrish
Patterson, Harris
Busch case stays execution stay appeals clash
The Sun reports a stay in Busch's case after his attorney complained Los Angeles police hid information. Busch, 30, a lens grinder, is described as schizophrenic with unreliable memory. His mother Mae Busch and a friend say he is guilty and should die, while others note a possible change of heart and efforts to aid the state ahead of an April 3 hearing.
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Busch
al Mathews
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Polce
Matthews
Waschizophreniec
Mathews
Caryl Chessman
Tusch
Wilkinson
Mae Busch
Payne
the Sun
Woma
Supreme Court
Jimmy
Jim
Grampa
Beltone
Tobin Hearing Aid Center
N. 3Rd Street
Neon signs and Las Vegas film project gain approval
The Seattle Fair board approves a 200 foot neon sign on Aurora Avenue with 22 foot capital and 18 foot lowercase letters and a rotating 45 second message, shared by eight advertisers. It also funds a $13,000 color film on Las Vegas tourism to be used nationally and for TV, with the Convention Center as a major feature.
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Aurora Avenue
Seattle
Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
Las Vegas
Convention Center
Fair and Recreation Board
Modern Creations, Inc
Bud Albright
Albright
Des Kelley
Convention Bureau
American Osteopathic Association
Swimming Pool Institute
Kelley
Geneva Meet Gromyko and Home on disarmament talks
The British Foreign Secretary and Soviet Foreign Minister held a three hour discussion at the British ambassador’s villa focusing mainly on disarmament and a nuclear test ban. Berlin talks occurred in side conversations as aides exchanged views.
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Gromyko
Home Spen
Berlin
Home
Rusk
French Diplomatic Newsman Pierre Salarnier Dies
Pierre Salarnier, 74, veteran French diplomatic journalist, died yesterday in a Paris clinic. He worked in the Paris bureau of United Press before World War II and was well known in government ministries and parliamentary circles.
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Paris
UPI
Pierre Salarnier
Salarnier
United Press
Trent Decision On Friday For City Recreation Post
City commissioners meet in a 9 30 a m special session to decide whether to discuss Bruce Trent resignation. The session also weighs state plans for a government complex on 23 acres near San Francisco Avenue and whether to choose an alternative site on East Charleston Boulevard. If a full board convenes the Trent issue may arise. otherwise it will wait.
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City Recreation Direct
Bruce Trent
City Commission
Commission
Oran Grayson
Trent
San Francisco Avenue
Fd Fountain
Grayson
William Taylor
North
Franklin Bills
Bills
East Charleston Blvd
28Th Street
Las Vegas
Peanut Firms Put On Spot by Government
The FDA challenged ad claims of Planters and Franklin dry roasted peanuts for implying lower calories and unusual value. Authorities seized 54 cases of Planters and 1,400 cases of Franklin, citing misleading labels. Franklin is from American Home Foods in Ann Arbor, Planters from Planters Peanuts in Suffolk. Both firms have 30 days to contest.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Planters
Chicago
Franklin
Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
American Home Foods, Inc
American Home Products Corp
Ann Arbor
Mich
Planter
Standard Brands, Inc
Suffolk
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