Murder Indictment Sought in Kennedy Killing Case
Los Angeles AP reports Sirhan Sirhan, charged with assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy, faces rapid legal steps as the case advances. Details of imprisonment and courtroom arrangements surface as the district attorney seeks an indictment from the county grand jury.
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Kennedy’s death body lies in St Patrick’s Cathedral crowd grows
Dozens of people from varied ages and backgrounds file into St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York to view Robert F Kennedy’s closed casket as dawn breaks. In Washington, a member of the commission on violence notes the forthcoming investigation will differ from the Warren Commission’s Kennedy inquiry.
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Kennedy Family Vigil As Nation Mourns Assassination
Candles burn at the Kennedy bier as relatives guard the catafalque while Robert Kennedy lies dead after being shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Sen Edward Kennedy watches over his brother, and a national outpouring follows with Arlington burial planned for Kennedy. Potential motives are debated as Sirhan Sirhan is held for questioning.
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Sirhan Sirhan arraigned over Kennedy murder case
A judge ordered Sirhan Bishara Sirhan to be arraigned in Superior Court within 48 hours with a plea and trial set within 60 days. The defense accepts no-bond rules after Kennedy death. grand jury testimony and autopsy results will be presented. The probe expands to five more indictments related to violence at the Ambassador Hotel.
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Storms Linger Over Stanton With Large Hail
A severe thunderstorm dumped hail up to golf ball size and about one inch of rain on Stanton Thursday night. Four counties in the basin, including Glasscock Midland Howard and southern Martin, were under a weather watch as the storm moved through the area for nearly an hour centered near the downtown. No damage was reported and rain continued in Alpine into the next day.
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Weather showers spread through Alpine and Pecos County
The Terminal reported a storm moving northeast with showers in the Alpine area and eastern county. Alpine measured .50 inch, Marathon .30, Fort Stockton .28 with small hail in Pecos County. A tornado cloud near El Sinore Ranch was not on ground. Chance of thundershowers continues in Permian Basin through Saturday. Skies partly cloudy weekend. Odessa high on Thursday noted.
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Johnson pushes broadened gun control measure in Congress
President Johnson, in response to the Kennedy assassination, calls for a tougher gun control law that bans mail-order sales of rifles and shotguns as well as pistols. He notes the House passed only the pistols ban and signals he may veto or seek broader action, tying the issue to a sweeping crime control bill with police powers and confession reforms.
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Warden swaps with hostage to end Oklahoma escape
Warden Ray Page traded places with the hostage of convicted robber Thomas J. Rogers in Checotah Oklahoma and persuaded Rogers to surrender and release the 18 year old girl and a McAlester police officer. Rogers held a gun to the girl's temple and forced the officer to ram two roadblocks before a tire was shot and the escape ended three miles west of Checotah. The hostages were unharmed and Rogers was captured without further injury.
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Legislator cites complaints about LCB agents conduct
San Antonio legislator Rep. Jake Johnson told a House State Affairs Committee he has received complaints about Liquor Control Board agents since the agency's shake-up. He sought reports from a subcommittee, while LCB officials said no known San Antonio complaints exist. Johnson alleged physical abuse and bar removal actions, and noted potential racial discrimination concerns in enforcement. The hearing covered liquor reform and campus sale provisions, with debate over university policy and the role of small liquor bottles in a liquor by the drink plan.
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