Tragedy on Mount Rainier As Three Die In Crevasse
Jimmy Bartram 19 and Elmer Post 39 along with David Post 19 die after slipping into a 30 foot crevasse during a blizzard near Camp Muir on Mount Rainier. Jock Clar ingbould 19 from Gig Harbor survived after being rescued by mountain rescuers Monay following a night of fatigue and freezing conditions at the 9,000 to 10,000 foot zone.
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Jimmy Bartram
Mt. Rainier
Monay
Elmer Post
Seattle
David Post
Tacoma
Wash
Jock Claringbould
Gig Harbor
Camp Muir
Bartram
Puyallup
Post
Bertram
Gabor Juror Is Dismissed in $35,000 Suit Case
Los Angeles juror June Bilbrey 33 was excused after admitting she asked Miss Gabor how she tinted her hair and that the actress borrowed her comb. The judge allowed the trial to proceed with 11 jurors as other matters unfolded including a Bel Air real estate dispute and theater permit debates in San Francisco. A two week postponement was announced.
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June Bilbrey
Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Superior Court
Emmett E. Doherty
Judith Anderson
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
Haight St
Judith
Santa Barbana
Luther
Spike) Green
Kentucky Charges Against Braden Group Spark National Attention
Five indicted in Pike County on sedition charges tied to attempted government overthrow, with Carl and Anne Braden and three poverty workers named. Grand jury claims Appalachian Volunteers and other federally funded programs conspired with Communists and racial groups.
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Carl
Anne Braden
Southern Conference Education Fund
Pike County
Pike
Braden
Louisville
Bradens
State Court of Appeals
Second Riot Sparks Looting in Illinois and Milwaukee
In East St. Louis, rioters attacked Negro district businesses with Molotov cocktails during the second night of unrest after H. Rap Brown’s speech. Thirty arrested, three white injuries. Firefighters fought over 20 blazes as looting spread. In Milwaukee, segregated marches clashed on the South Side, with 29 adults and six juveniles arrested. Father Groppi led the open housing marchers and warned of renewed protests amid police tension.
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East ST. Louis
UPI
Mississippi
H. Rap Brown
Negro Commercial District
Milwaukee
South Sde
James E. Groppi
16Th Street
St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church
M Wardon
Prince of Gypsies to be buried Thursday in Milwaukee
Frank Stanley, known as the Prince of Gypsies, died Sunday after two strokes last month. About 160 of his followers traveled from New York San Francisco Philadelphia and Chicago to stay near him in a hospital parking lot during his illness before his death.
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Milwaukee
Frank Stanley
America
Stanley
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Works Director Fired by Reagan
Sacramento UPI reports Governor Ronald Reagan abruptly dismissed public works director John Erreca, a July reappointment, naming Samuel B. Nelson as his replacement. Erreca, who earned 25000 a year, said the notice arrived around 10 a.m. and called the move a shock.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
John Erteca
Samuel B. Nelson
Los Angeles
Erreca
Paul Beck
Millionaire Thoresen Gets Bail Restored in Arsenal Case
In San Francisco William E Thoresen a millionaire businessman was restored to 52000 bail by Judge Albert C Wollenberg in U S district court after his lawyer produced a telegram showing assault and bribery charges in Las Vegas had been dropped for lack of evidence He faces Sept 18 with his wife Louise to plead to illegal possession of arms while Louise Thoresen is slated for trial in New York federal court on similar charges
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Erreca
Imperial County Dist
Atty
James E. Hamilton
Brown
Errece
Miles Construction Co
Modesto
el Centro
Robert B. Bradford
State Transportation Agency
Hamilton
Reagan
Nelson
San Francisco
William E. Thoresen
Albert C. Wollenberg
U.S. District Court
J. W. Ehrlich
Thoresen
Las Vegas
Clark County
Wollenberg
Louise
Thoresén
New York
Grenade Hurts 26 Marines at Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton a grass fire on the rifle range caused by Marines firing tracer bullets from automatic weapons led to a fragmentation grenade detonation. Twenty six Marines were injured, two seriously. about 100 Mar ines helped extinguish the fire. The M79 grenade likely hid in the grass and did not explode initially.
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Camp Pendleton
State Will Change Auto License Tags in 1969
Starting in 1969 California will issue license plates with three numbers followed by three letters, reversing the earlier letter-number sequence to expand capacity. A pilot program for trick licenses begins, and trucks adopt plates with five numbers and one letter under the new system.
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Los Angeles
API
California
State Department’ of Motor Vehicles
Space Engineer With Seven Wives Sentenced to Six Months Jail
SACRAMENTO, Calif. UPI James E Goolsby 38 Seattle a former Sacramento resident was sentenced by Judge Albert H Mundt to six months in jail and five years probation for felony bigamy He admitted multiple marriages including to Nadine Chidister sister of a Sacramento deputy sheriff Goolsby said his desire to help others led to his actions and his latest wife was expecting his sixth child
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Sacramento County Superior Court
Albert H. Mundt
James E. Goolsby
Seattle
Sacramento
Goolsby
Sacramento County
al Chidister
Chidister
Nadine
Goulsby
Beulah Slows After Devastating Caribbean Wake
Hurricane Beulah, weakened to a minimal hurricane, drifts toward Jamaica with 18 dead and widespread destruction across Caribbean islands. The U S Weather Bureau reports gusts near hurricane strength and five foot tides on Jamaica's south coast as forecasters track its westward path. Other Atlantic storms Donna Chloe Doria pose no immediate land threat while surf remains heavy from Massachusetts to Cape Hatteras.
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Miami
Beulah
Jamaica
Caribbean
U.S
Arnold Sugg
United States
Sugg
Donna
Chloe
Atlantic
Doria
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Cape Hatteras, N.C
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Kentucky County
Jerry Lewis
Academe
Lewis
University of Southern California
Bernard Kantor
Cinema Division
Kantor
Judge
Waine Spencer
Lorenzo V. Spencer
Worat
Illinois
Father Groppi
South Side
Prince
Edmund G. Brown
Beck
John Erreca
Pacific Plan
Long Beach
Aohe, Ry A
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