Ex-Officer and Blonde Face Two Murder Warrants
Two murder warrants were issued in Los Angeles for Paul Samuel Perveler, 31, and Kristina Cromwell, 27, in a case tied to double indemnity insurance. Perveler, a former LAPD officer, and Cromwell were held without bail and charged with multiple counts including murder and attempt, with motives alleged as planned executions for insurance payouts. Deputy DA Vince Buglioss warned of possible death penalty considerations. A separate fatal crash in San Diego killed a 2-year-old and injured five others.
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Los Angeles
Joan Dempsey Klein
Paul Samuel Perveler
Burbank
Kristina Cromwell
Perveler
Cromwell
Vince Bugless
University Office Held by Negroes at Northwestern
About 60 of Northwestern University’s 125 Negro students barricaded themselves inside the two story finance building on campus after entering protests. Officials reported the entrance was locked at about 3 am and police were not asked to remove the demonstrators. Students presented demands on admissions scholarships curriculum counseling and facilities.
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Evanston
Wwester University
Northwestern
Disabled Aid Bill Wins First Reagan Budget Victory
Sacramento UPI Governor Reagan's budget plan scored a first victory as the Senate Social Welfare Committee approved a bill to cut the aid to the totally disabled program by 3.6 million dollars annually. The measure targets welfare for disabled persons living with well to do parents and moves to the Senate floor.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert J. Stevens
Los Angeles
Reagan
John Montgomery
California
Welfare Grants Expanded for Needy Disabled in California
Governor Reagan allows the Legislature to act on a bill raising the maximum monthly welfare payment for California's needy disabled by 2.25 dollars this year and 4.75 dollars in 1968-69. About 120000 affected. sliding scale will determine eligibility. Proposals include liens on recipient homes and capping AFDC payments at 64 dollars weekly.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Clair W. R Burgener
San Diego
Montgomery
Vacant Lot Approved for Boat Launching
Long Beach Planning Commission approved use of a vacant north side lot at Appian Way and Bay Shore Avenue for launching small sailboats until September. Owned by Campbell Lowe Williams, the site in an R-2 zone will allow Bay Sailing Association operations with a lease and parking for about 30 vehicles under conditions for controlled use.
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Bay Shore Avenue
Long Beach
William. H. Campbell
R. Allen’ Lowe
Lewis E. Willimas
Planning Commission
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Bay Sailing Association
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Butler
Ig Ndts Commercial Enterprise
Werner Ruchli
Humphrey Wile Doing Fine After Pelvic Surgery
Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey was reported doing fine at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after pelvic surgery to correct a nonmalignant disorder. The former first lady’s condition was described as stable and improving during the medical update.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
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