Supreme Court to Hear Abortion Law Challenge
Supreme Court will hear four cases starting October, including a challenge testing state laws that require a defendant to risk death to assert a right to a jury trial. The term also denies Mrs. Parham a larger share of Henry J. Kaiser Jr.’s estate, upholds a 1969 California Court of Appeal ruling, and declines to intervene in juvenile rights disputes. The court also rejects a bid to block a Florida county’s Christmas decorations featuring two crosses.
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Jane W. Parham
Henry J. Kaiser Jr
Parham
California Court of Appeal
Chicago
Florida
Two Teens Rescued After Night in Canyon
Two 17 year old hikers, Stanley Clift and Richard Messina, spent a chilly night in the Angeles National Forest. A sheriff’s helicopter found them around 9:30 am in Wickup Canyon and transported them to Montrose Station in good condition despite 40 degree temperatures. They lacked coats, wearing only T shirts.
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Angeles National Forest
Montrose
Wickup Canyon
Stanley Clift
Richard ‘Messina
Bell
Jobless Increase Due in Bay Area
San Francisco report from the State Department of Human Resources Development predicts unemployment in the San Francisco Bay area will rise to over 72,000 by year end. The 4.8 percent rate marks a 20 percent increase from last year, with construction, auto, food processing, and military work hit hardest. Strikes threaten 40 contracts affecting 26,000 employees up for renewal.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
State Department ‘of Human Resources Development
ACTION LINE answers readers questions on TV, comets, and delays
A reader asks about pay TV rollout, the Bennett comet distance and visibility, and construction delays with PreDesign Inc. ACTION LINE investigates the home addition contract, notes multiple delays due to personnel changes and mismeasured materials, and reports that shipments from the International Biblical Co. were delayed but eventually sent with apologies to Long Beach readers.
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Action Line
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Long Beach
Lee Robinson
Presient
Pre-Design Inc
Robinson
Asaured
Bill Short
International Biblical Co
Chicago
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Chicago Better Business Bureau
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Russia launches eight Cosmos satellites in single rocket
Moscow reports eight unmanned Cosmos satellites launched on one carrier with scientific gear. Officials say equipment operates normally and no purpose details released. Orbit ranges include 932 and 869 miles with a 74 degree inclination. first time eight satellites aboard a single launch.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Spacefract
United States
Air Force
Defense Communications Agency
China
Cosmos
Collision of Boats Kills Girl at Harbor Entrance
A 9 year old girl was killed when boats collided near Long Beach Golden Avenue launch ramp. A 38-foot cabin cruiser The Three Cis was taking on water and towed to safety by the Coast Guard after Coast Guard and Harbor Patrol received reports. A Costa Mesa man, Jack McClure, 30, was injured in another wake collision at 60 mph, treated for hand lacerations and chest injuries, and released from St Mary’s Hospital.
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Cis
Coast Guard
Harbor Patrol
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Long Beach
Golden Avenue
Costa Mesa
Jack McClure
21St St
St. Mary's Hospital
Gene Perle
Ray Jaramillo
Ue McClure
Bomb Hits Capitol in Louisiana Capital Damage and Fallout
Explosions rocked the Louisiana Capitol in Baton Rouge as a bomb threat prompted a building sweep. Gov. McKeithen inspected the scene in dungarees and straw hat, calling the act unthinkable. No injuries were reported. damage to the Senate chamber and nearby offices is estimated at up to $50,000. Investigators search rubble for clues while another blast hits the Baton Rouge Country Club.
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John McKeithen
Senate
McKeithen
Capitol
John McKeithein
Columbia, la
Dungarees
Senate Chamber
Sargent Pitcher
Parish
Baton Rouge Country Club
Firebomb Strikes Boyle Heights Bank Branch in L A
A firebomb was tossed through a side window of a Boyle Heights Bank of America branch causing about 2500 dollars in damage to a teller area. Police report no link to prior Bank of America bombings or to February Santa Barbara rioting incidents 100 miles away.
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Los Angeles
Boyle Heights
Bank of America
Bank of American
Santa Barbara
Tsien’s Controversial Path From Caltech To China
Chinese ancestry scientist Tsien trained at MIT and Caltech under Von Karman, later joining China after a long U.S. detainment. His wartime service included a colonel’s wings and study of German rockets, but his 1950s arrest as an undesirable alien sparked a five year detention. He later contrasted freedom in America with his departure for China.
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America
China
Tsien
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Caltech
Pasadena
Theodore von Karman
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California
Sierra Madres
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Germany
Henry “Hap” Arnold
Air Corps
United States
Red China
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Grant Cooper
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert E. Kennedy
Honolulu
Eisenhower
U.S. Defense Program
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