Jury selection under way in Kirschke murder trial
Prospective jurors began selection in Los Angeles Superior Court as deputy district attorneys dismissed hopefuls. The case centers on the April murders of Elaine Kirschke and her lover Brankham found in the Naples apartment at 185 Rivo Alto Canal. The judge ruled on a juror's request regarding reasonable doubt.
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Downey
Elaine
Orville William Brankham
Kirsthkes
Naples
Rivo Alto 3 Canal
Beatles manager Epstein found dead in London home
Police said Epstein died of an apparent accidental overdose as Beatles members mourn his loss in Wales with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Post mortem results pending in Westminster as George Harrison and John Lennon express grief and say meditation aided their coping. Epstein was found in bed Sunday after doors remained unanswered and a gunshot rumor was dismissed as false.
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Tony Barrow
Epstein
Westminster
London
Wales
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Beatles
Tian
George Garrison
John Lennon
Lon- Han
Hitler
Don Black
Skydivers Believed to Have Drowned in Lake Erie
A group of 18 Ohio parachutists, some with over 100 jumps, jumped from 20,000 feet over Lake Erie. Two survived, 14 are believed drowned, and two others were rescued. One victim was Patricia Lawnsbury of Akron, who had just wed on June 28. Rescue efforts covered 40 square miles with multiple services.
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Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Air Force
Navy
Army
Ohio
Robert Karns
Vermilion
Ohio Highway
Loran
Sai
Patricia C. Lawnsbury
Akrons
Alvin
Lownsbury
Eartlier
Chippewa Lake
Dorsie Kitchen Jr
Ak- Ton
Michael Thiem
Springfield
Highiway
R. L Schell
Wakeman
Shimp
Karns
Robert Coy
Twn
Coy
Huron, Ohio
Bernard Johnson
Slayer of Policemen in Shooting Rampage
Norman L. Baker, 25, a Navy shipyard painter, was critically hurt after a gunfight that killed Beach police officer Donald V. Knott and left another officer, William L. Isham, fatally wounded. Baker’s girlfriend Linda Winters, 20, was wounded in the thigh. she was said to be doing fine. The shooting occurred at 182 Quincy Ave as Baker allegedly turned the gun on the officers after shooting Winters.
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Norman L. Baker
County General Hospital
Linda Winters
Harbor General Hospital
Miss Winters
Baker
Quincy Ave
Donald V. Knott
William L. Isham
Mortars Rockets Blast Grs Hit by North Vietnamese Fire
Reports describe Du Pont patrolling off the demilitarized zone being hit four times by coastal gunners with one sailor killed and three wounded. The destroyer fired 21 rounds of counter fire with minor damage. The air war saw 15 warplane losses last week, two planes down Saturday, 22 fliers missing. Marines suffered fatalities and heavy casualties at Da Nang Dong Ha and Can Tho amid attacks on airstrips and hospitals.
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du Pont
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
North
da Nang
Leatherneck
Dong Ha
Robert D. Ohman
Can Tho
Saigon
U.S
Hoi An
Dan Nang
Western Demos Back Johnson Viet Policy At Conference
Western Democrats voiced support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy at a Los Angeles conference. A floor amendment praised a commission to observe elections in South Vietnam. Civil Liberties Committee warned of growing far-right activity and radio propaganda. Other resolutions urged fair streets, farm relief, shale development, truth in packaging, Guam self government, small business liberalization, antitrust tightening, and continued area development.
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Republic of
South Vietnam
Bailey
Vietnam
Connell
Los Angeles
Civil Liberties Committee
Committee
Utah
Idaho
Democratic Conference
FCC
Republican Party
Congress
Intermountain West
Guam
Mariannas Islands
Riots Erupt as Hindu-Moslem Marriage Sparks Unrest
In Srinagar Kashmir government enforces martial law after days of rioting injuring 42 people during protests against a Hindu girl marrying a Moslem. The unrest centers on communal tensions and government responses.
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Srinagar, Kashmir
UPT
Tower Hit by Plane Kills Two in Long Island Crash
A single engine Piper Cherokee returning from East Hampton struck a 480 foot radio transmitter tower, killing two men from New York and disabling WCBS WCBS FM and WABC AM for over 13 hours. Police identified the dead as Kam Sedutto and Ronald Bumbafo. Officer searchers also sought two other missing New Yorkers.
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New York
UPI
Long Island
WNBEC
WABC
WCBS
Wcbs-Fm
Peter Barris
High Island
Long Island Sound
New York City
la Guardia
East Hampton
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Fairview Park
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Oberlin
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Petri's Cleaners
Orange Ave
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Zenith
Brown-Pattom Labs
Elm Ave
Liam Connell
Ae Ee
Nafion
LeRoy’s Jewelers
TEC
LeRoy
Pine Ave
Calif
LeRoy's
Florsheim
Nhn Pe Dh Feo Vana
ARS Corres
GEASS
Welson
Emd Palmer
East Indies
Java
Weg
Beerylog
Aberetlans
Hemiock
College OF Law
Ato Tyr Galleria
Ecam
Oatien
Sachaloe
Law
Conran Persee
College
Tia
Coventry
Florsheim Shoe Shops
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Mester Charge Bank Americerd
Broadway
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