Policeman's Slayers Win Third Trial
California Supreme Court grants a third trial to Donald Ketchel and Thomas Sears, who were twice sentenced to death for the Monterey Park policeman George Elder slaying during a 1961 market robbery. The ruling requires informing suspects of the right to counsel and the right to remain silent.
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Gemini 8 Gemini 10 crews named for rendezvous and space walks
Space Agency announced three two man crews preparing for tricky rendezvous and space walk maneuvers. Gemini 10 command pilot Young and co pilot Collins plus backups Lovell and Alden set for uncrewed docking tests and a possible space stroll.
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Controversial Dutch Novelist Van Ammers Dies at 81
Jo van Ammers Kueller, 81, a controversial Dutch writer known for feminist themes, died last weekend in Bakel Sanatorium. Her popularity waned after Adolf Hitler rose to power in 1933 and she was frequently praised in Nazi Germany. After World War II she was barred from publishing in the Netherlands for five years due to collaboration with the Germans.
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