Defense Focuses on Sirhan's Intent in Kennedy Killing Trial
Jurors questioned about Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's state of mind and the concept of diminished responsibility as the high-profile murder trial opens. Prosecutors press for clarity on intent while defense attorneys argue the issue hinges on whether Sirhan was legally sane yet not fully responsible.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant B. Cooper
Cooper
Rosa Molina
Fitts
Molina
Sirhan
Kennedy
Emile Zola Berman
Sen. Kennedy
Walker
Quacks May Use Moon Mud Next
In Baltimore Maryland an official from a national health organization predicts quacks will market moon mud after a moon orbiting event. Jerry Walsh of the Arthritis Foundation warns doorbell doctors will push lunar cures citing past trends with salt water and gravel.
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Baltimore
National Health Organization
Jerry Walsh
Arthritis Foundation
President
Kennedy
Driver Gets A Bum Steer
A 1,200 pound steer sculpture 22 feet long and 13 feet tall blocked a busy road in San Antonio as vandals pulled the plastic sign into the street. The display advertised a nearby steak restaurant and caused traffic disruption.
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San Antonio, Tex
Deputies Break TV Theft Ring in Lake Area
Four men were arrested as police and sheriff's deputies say they shattered a television theft operation ongoing for more than a year. The ring allegedly stole over 80 thousand dollars in color sets from 100 burglaries across Lake Geauga Cuyahoga and Ashtabula counties. Suspects named Ray Gillette Larry Gramm Charles Javis and Boyde Burnette, all from nearby towns.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Ashtabula
Wilson Kelly
Eastlake
Ray Gillette
Mentor
Larry Gramm
Charles Javis
Timberlake
Boyde Burnette
Willoughby
Hairy Problems Crowd Dockets Nationwide
In New York the Court of Appeals ruled Army calls based on hair length must be reviewed, citing Thomas C. Smith a long haired musician who faced active duty after not cutting his hair. In Winston-Salem a judge banned beards and long sideburns in court, and in Gastonia Nina Merrill lost most of her hair to a factory machine and now seeks a replacement wig while restoring her own.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court of Appeals
Army
Thomas C. Smith
Winston-Salem
N.C
Gastonia
Nina Merrill
Smith
Jamestown
N.Y
New York Appeals Court
Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
John T. Curtin
Nina
Party Hassle May Be Taken Into Court
Franklin County Prosecutor C Howard Johnson said a clash over who leads the American Independent Party in Ohio may go to court. Louis Molnar of Cuyahoga Falls seeks a suit against a Columbus group led by Richard Kochensparger of Grove City alleging possible use of corporate funds for political purposes. Molnar claims the title of state chairman belongs to him while Kochensparger led Ohioans for Wallace in the Wallace campaign. G Sage Lyons in Mobile questioned any clear Ohio leadership until officers are elected.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Franklin County
C. Howard Johnson
Louis Molnar
Cuyahoga Falls
Columbus
Richard Kochensparger
Grove City
Molnar
Kochensparger
Dancing Classes Planned in Park Administration Building
A new series of ballroom dancing classes will start January 21 at the Park Administration Building 1400 Highland St. Beginners meet Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. and intermediates at 7:30 p.m. The fee is 7 dollars for seven sessions. Instructor is Miss Joan Ritter. After 1968 classes closed there were 17 registrants. The new sessions mark an organized program.
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Park Administration
Highland St
Joan Ritter
Kidney Disease Recurs in Transplanted Kidneys
A University of Chicago physician reports a body defense system can trigger disease recurrence in recipients when part of a transplanted kidney is involved. Dr. Raymond W. Steblay notes this complication observed in Chicago.
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Chicago
Defense University of Chicago
Raymond W. Steblay
Nikki Rowe Day to Honor WW II Hero in McAllen
A airport reception and downtown parade plan mark Nikki Rowe Day in McAllen Texas. Major James N Nikki Rowe a former Viet Cong captive will be key figure in the city event highlighting military service and patriotism.
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Mcallen
Tex
Nikki Rowe
Rio Grade
James N
Nikki) Rowe
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