San Francisco Judge Neubarth Dies at 65 in Court
In San Francisco Superior Court Judge Harry Neubarth, aged 65, collapsed and died of a heart attack after ordering bail forfeiture for an accused hijacker. The era’s beloved jurist, renowned for mercy, left behind a storied career and cards from inmates. Mayor Nixon’s envoy Franzheim named ambassador to New Zealand. Meyer to Tokyo as ambassador. Actress Barbara Bain sued for breach of contract over Mission: Impossible.
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GTLO
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Los Angeles
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President Appalled by Jammed Traffic
President Nixon rode a 45 minute helicopter flight over Washington and urged Congress to pass a public transportation bill to fund rapid transit and bus systems. Transportation Secretary Volpe said the plan would boost funding with no operating subsidies. The report also covers Billy Graham’s reflections on society’s moral climate and a court case involving Doheny and others over a trust fund and rent payments.
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Columnist Pegler Dies at 74 in Tucson
Westbrook Pegler, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist famed for his sharp vituperation, died at 7 AM in Macy's Hospital Tucson after a battle with stomach cancer. He retired five years ago to his home. Pegler's career included the column Fair Enough appearing in numerous newspapers and a controversial public persona.
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Senator Dolwig Profit From Auto Stock Permit
Los Angeles Senator Richard Dolwig stands to gain about 185000 dollars from stock in Lincoln Underwriters, an auto insurance firm unused since 1964. Dolwig had introduced a bill to threaten California Insurance Commissioner Richards Barger, who issued a permit allowing Lincoln Underwriters to sell one million dollars in stock. Barger denies influence and says administration officials expect the Dolwig bill to fail.
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Bald Con Man Strips Women in Charleston Area
Police report six confirmed cases in four years where a man offered hair styling outside the law and used scissors to shave hair. Detectives say the act appears to be a perverse sex scheme, with most victims embarrassed to report beyond damaged dignity.
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Field Marshal Alexander's Burial Procession in Windsor
Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis is laid to rest after a funeral at Windsor with dignitaries including Harold Macmillan, Lord Mountbatten, and U.S. General Lyman Lemnitzer among pallbearers. His coffin, draped and escorted, is moved toward St George's Chapel, marking a bowed farewell to Britain’s WWII-era commander.
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Assembly in Budget Showdown in California Legislature
In Sacramento Republicans and Democrats begin a final push on the budget led by Gov. Ronald Reagan and minority leader Jess Unruh. Senate approves a 6.19 billion spending plan after cuts. Democrats seek more education funding including for the Educational Opportunities Program.
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Dirksen Nixon Rift Looms on Appointee
Washington reports Robert H. Finch backed Dr. John S. Knowles for the No. 3 health post, a move opposed by the AMA and Senate leader Everett Dirksen. If nominated Knowles would head Health and Scientific Affairs with potential liberal conservative split in the GOP Senate.
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Sirhan Kin Deportation Case Moves Ahead
The Board of Immigration Appeals weighs Munir Bishara Sirhan's bid to avoid deportation. He was convicted in 1966 of marijuana offenses and later had his California sentence transferred to juvenile court. Government argues juvenile transfer still counts as a felony conviction for deportation purposes.
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