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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1974

Page

4

FBI seizes suspect in three murders in California

FBI agents arrest Card in Willows after a northern California workup. Sheriff Ban Kranig says Card acted alone and will be arraigned on two murder and two kidnapping counts in Glenn County. Victims include Dr. Clayton Griffiths and his 13 year old daughter Lisa Ann, plus Ms. Nancy Griffiths who was shot nearby.

Vage A Glenn County Willows Justice Court Kranig Clayton 2 Griffiths Lisa Ann Nancy Willows Sacramento Kay Skillin Ween- Joy Debbie Bulle County Dayton Wilbur Springs Joel McNernett Colusa County Skillin California Nevada Utah Morels John Reed FBL Cand

Nixon recounts blood clot perils amid health note

White House spokesman said the president’s condition improved after phlebitis raised clot concerns. Nixon, resting at Key Biscayne, enjoyed swimming and a boat ride with Charley Reba. Kissinger reports NATO support as he returns to Washington to brief lawmakers. Julie Eisenhower's birthday is noted. Nixon’s leg swelling persists but considered permanent.

White House Key Biscayne Nixon Charley G Behe Reba Kissinger Washington Ziegler Fiegler Julie Eisentow Ziegter Tkach Japan Camp David Middle East Salzburg Austria Williaay Lukagh

Prosecution Tests in Plumbers Trial Expand NATO Testimony

Prosecution evidence in the Plumbers trial includes European NATO officials while Ehrlichman’s team moves to quash a Haig subpoena. Bernard Barker Eugenio Martinez and G Gordon Liddy are key defendants. The case centers on a White House plumbers unit linked to the Pentagon Papers leak. Jury deliberations extend into the following week after a Fourth of July recess at Mt Vernon College.

NATO Europe Ehruckman White House Alexander M. Haig Jr Haig WWO Bernard L. Barker Eugenio R. Martinez Fielding G. Gordon Liddy Wielding Pentagon Ellsberg Nixon Moscow Ehrlichman Phrlichman Elister

Arsenal stolen in Compton during Fourth of July events

A Compton armory was robbed between Wednesday morning and Thursday night as thieves entered via a rear door and pried open a vault with a combination lock. Investigators suspect a truck carried weapons away. pins in a separate vault would render guns useless, and replacement mechanisms are readily available.

N. Alameda Snather Complon Stony Jackson Btuy Wolf Compton

Traffic toll on holiday rises in area crash deaths

A series of holiday weekend traffic deaths reported across the area include Robert Laipple, 37, of Bedondo Beach, killed on Aviation Boulevard Redondo Beach after his motorcycle collided with a truck at about 5 30 p m. Joye Quinn, 39, of Huntington Beach, was killed at 12 45 a m when her husband Raymond Quinn's car struck the rear of a truck and trailer in a red zone on Pacific Coast Highway between 1st and 15th Streets. Cecil M Prouty 49 of Santa Ana a clerk to Orange County Superior Court Judge William Murray died at 50 p m Wednesday in a head on crash at First and Bristol in Santa Ana. Mary Carol Fuentes 15 of Cerritos was fatally struck when she darted in front of a moving car near her home at 7 p m Wednesday, the first LA County fatality since the holiday weekend began.

Robert Laipple Bedondo Beach Aviation Boulevard Redondo Beach Joye #. Quinn Bluesails Drive Huntington Beach Raymond Quinn Pacific Coast Cecil M. Prouty Santa Ana Orange County Superior Court William Murray Bristol Los Angeles County Mary Carol Fuentes Agnes St Cerritos

Radio manager freed after Supreme Court order release

Will Lewis released on his own recognizance by Justice Douglas one day after gag order lifted. He had been jailed since June for refusing to turn over a tape and a Weather Underground letter to the FBI and for refusing to answer a grand jury. His wife and children greeted him. Lewis vowed to pursue legal remedies.

Associated Press Los Angeles Patricia Hearst U.S. Supreme Court Willian ©. Bonglas Terminal Island Federal Correctional Facility Will Lewis Ley Federal Bureau of Washington, D.C Lewis Natalie Fit SPN Bionuse Liberation Anny Weather Underground Will Douglas California Omer David Finkel Finkel Hank Lettéro FBI KPFK SLA Emily William Harris

Judge quarrels with Douglas KPFK order over Lewis case

US District Judge A Andrew Hauk criticizes the Supreme Court ruling cited by Justice Douglas while sentencing Douglas Lewis to an indefinite contempt term for failing to surrender a rape recording linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army. Lewis is freed on own recognizance pending appeal as Hauk notes First Amendment issues.

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