News brief on draft case and international adoption
In Seattle a 19 year old Clifford Jones pleaded guilty to sealing a radi cos badge beating and faces a possible maximum penalty, with talk of likely draft. Separately Sen Stephen Young and his wife who lost two sons seek to adopt a 10 year old Korean girl, Sun hi Cho, from Seoul through a placement service in Korea, with the ambassador Kim forwarding the request. The couple had a married daughter in Ohio and the adoption plan arose during a Korea visit.
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Collision Kills Arizonan and 3 India Couples
A highway head on collision 45 miles northwest of Phoenix on U S 60 killed seven people including four Indians on vacation from eastern U S hospitals. Avelino Laudelino 52 died lone survivor as two other couples from Marian and McKeesport hospitals were badly hurt. Witnesses described a car that swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle before the crash.
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10-Foot Boat Tragedy Prompts City Work Stoppage
A 10 foot boat carrying seven overturned on St Mary's Lake near Rockport Missouri. Three children John Dora Hamilton 4 David Barker 6 and Dona 7 drowned while two women Betty Barker and Debbie Gladden were rescued. Police credited a 15 year old with warning others as seven men escaped. In Kansas City work week reduced to 56 hours sparking city firemen to protest a 10th work day off. Court action planned to stop the stoppage.
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Ku Klux Klan trio defense in Penn case opens
In Athens Georgia defense lawyers for three Klansmen moved for acquittal after witnesses were barred and the judge denied the motion. The trial continues as prosecutors rest their case and FBI testimony links to a July 1964 shotgun killing on a northern Georgia highway.
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Press-Cereorany Entered aguccond claca instterat oat Office
Long Beach Gazette notes an entry at the local post office with delivery charges and a monthly figure of 27800, on a street named Pine Avenue. The notice appears in a brief public notice section, with references to bureau of circulation and Sunday editions.
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