Body of Boy Found In Trunk After House Search
The body of a Roosevelt School pupil was found after a large search that included the Los Angeles River channel. Coroner Noguchi matched the clothes to those worn by the missing boy, who disappeared after asking to ride his tricycle near his home on May 23. Police investigate exact cause of death as detectives note the trunk size and possible garage storage.
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Overworked Crime Lab Lie Detector Expert Quits
John Wilimovsky quits as a lie detector expert at the Wisconsin crime laboratory claiming overwork. The departure ends his role in the state lab and prompts questions about staffing.
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Moyers urges Humphrey to shift left and curb Vietnam policy
Moyers, longtime Newsday publisher, says Humphrey should abandon past policies and attack President Johnson less personally. He argues a leftward turn is needed to satisfy voters after Kennedy's death, urging a clearer stance on Vietnam, economic reform, and aiding the marginalized. Moyers cautions that without change the nomination would falter.
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Supreme Court Upholds 1866 Housing Law Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, upheld an 1866 Reconstruction Era statute guaranteeing equal housing rights, applying it to private individuals in a case involving a St. Louis Black man barred from a subdivision. Justices Harlan and White dissented, while the court stated the earlier law does not negate Congress’s open housing protections enacted this year.
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Supreme Court Rejects Lucille Miller Plea
Washington Supreme Court refused Lucille Miller of Alta Loma California her appeal in a 1965 rave triangle murder case. The court called the writ improvidently granted and left the prior life sentence intact. Justice Maresttail wrote a dissent joined by Brennan Warren and Douglas. The revolved case involved undercover testimony from a cellmate and alleged motive to collect insurance.
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Hospitals Run Infections Hover Over Incident Weekend
Secretary of State Penn Rusk visited Walter Mead Hospital on Sunday for two to three days of examination in connection with what officials described as a possible septic infection in the urinary tract. The department spokesman did not provide further details.
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Seven Red Helicopters Downed Near DMZ Escalation Warned
Reports say seven North Vietnamese helicopters crossed into South Vietnam near the DMZ and were shot down by American fighters and Marines. Lam Xuan Hang, commander of South Vietnam forces, calls the incident an escalation. US radar tracked clusters, and Dong Ha base reported activity with several downed aircraft and ongoing outpost sightings. Marines near Khe Sanh killed 186 attackers with 40 more bodies found, Leatherneck losses reach 16 killed and 61 wounded.
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Death Takes Noted Financier Ahmanson
The financier Howard Ahmanson, noted for building a vast insurance and banking empire, died at a young age after guiding his companies with devotion. He funded medical research through the Ahmanson Foundation, supported the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and backed Republican causes. His life combined business success with philanthropy and art collection.
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Collision Damages Two Ships Off Santa Cruz Island
A 523-foot tanker named Cossatot and a 492-foot freighter Copper State collided near Santa Cruz Island at 2:27 am Sunday. No injuries reported. Cossatot sustained bow and below waterline damage while Copper State had bow and upper waterline damage. Cargo remained aboard. Cossatot towed to Angels Gate for Navy unloading and repair at Long Beach.
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Death Claims Los Angeles Times Writer Ainsworth at 66
San Diego reports the death of Ainsworth a longtime editor and columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He wrote 12 books on California history and died at 66 after a heart attack while visiting his daughter Mrs Robert Herron in San Diego Saturday night.
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