German court weighed life term for former Gestapo chief
Baden-Baden court sought a life sentence for Helmut Reinhard 65 accused of aiding the deportation of 532 Norwegian Jews to Auschwitz and assisting in the execution of four Norwegians He denies another charge of murdering a resistance fighter claiming self defense. In other items a Miss California contestant favors youth and courage and Vice President Humphrey heads to Seoul with a hitchhiking student. New Democratic Party plans to mark Park’s swearing in amid protests and university reopenings face mass protest fears. minister resignations accompany the political shifts.
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Home and Justice
Lennon Sister Kathy Lennon Weds Mahlon Clark in Carson City
Kathy Lennon, 23, of the Lennon Sisters, married Mahlon B. Clark, 44, a clarinetist and arranger with the Lawrence Welk orchestra, in Carson City. The couple, who honeymooned at Lake Tahoe, plan to rejoin Welk at Harrah's Club. No attendants. Clark has one prior marriage.
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Rights Groups Demand L A Police Changes
South Central Los Angeles community groups pressed the LAPD to meet a Friday deadline with reforms on search and seizure, civil rights relations, and riot control. They urged officers to wear name cards, add a community relations officer on duty, hold monthly seminars, revise inquest rules, and end mobile detention centers while increasing dialogue with grassroots leaders.
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Beach Boy Carl Wilson Acquitted of Draft Evading
Noncombatant job option cited by Carl Wilson after being acquitted of draft evasion charges. The Beach Boys singer said he would accept a noncombatant role such as hospital work and argued that killing is evil, stressing he only wishes to do something good. Wilson had filed as a conscientious objector on August 28, 1968, after missing induction by 17 days.
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Navy bans LSD use among sailors to curb experimentation
The Navy issued a servicewide program warning that un prudent LSD use among young sailors can lead to dishonorable discharge. Commanding officers must stress risks and nearly all recruits will receive instruction on LSD dangers. The notice notes rising cases on campuses and ROTC units and cites potential effects on ship safety and ammunition handling.
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Treasure chest with $90,000 found near St. Augustine
Real Eight Corp reports surface discovery of a corroded chest containing about 90 thousand dollars in Bilger coins near St. Augustine. The chest likely came from the Hampton Court, one of ten Spanish treasure ships sunk off the Florida coast during the 1715 hurricane while en route from Mexico to Spain.
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John Jones
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Johnson Defended U S Policy Before Junior Chamber Crowds
President Johnson spoke to 5000 junior chamber members in Baltimore, praising America and his administration. He urged leadership at home, defended Vietnam aid, Israel support, and a strong stance against cuts to education while rejecting attacks on national sacrifice.
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Violent weather floods reach Iowa Missouri and beyond
Heavy rains from the Rockies spread to the Mississippi Valley causing flash floods in Iowa and Missouri. Four to eight inch showers drenched Gray Iowa and Miller Creek near Waterloo, with June rainfall reaching a state record. A flash flood struck Franklin Missouri while Kansas saw hail and winds above fifty mph. A 15 year old farm hand was struck by lightning in southern Idaho. Cocoa Beach reports about one inch of rain in six hours.
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3.5 Percent Pay Raise Proposed by City Manager
City Manager Mansell proposed a 3.5 percent pay increase for about 4 000 Long Beach city employees, with targeted rises up to 17 percent for some ranks. The plan, effective Aug 1, would cost roughly 4 575 000 for the 1887 88 fiscal year and excludes Harbor and Water departments. It also includes higher allowances for 170 retirees from 1950 to 1961.
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John BR. Mansell
Tre Mén
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Aviatrix Starts Jakarta to Darwin Flight Plan
Ana Pellegreno leaves Jakarta to begin a round the world flight aiming for Darwin Australia. She retraces Amelia Earhart’s last route and is accompanied by four others and a mechanic. They arrived Tuesday night from Singapore.
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Ana Pellegreno
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Singapore
Four Roses Light Whiskey Ad Claims Smooth, Easy Enjoyment
The ad touts Four Roses as a light whiskey that remains flavorful when ice melts. It emphasizes a special distillation method described as casilier, producing a liquid that feels light yet maintains character as it is consumed.
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