Kirschke Sobs During Inspector's Testimony
In court Inspector McIntire and Atty. Gen. Harris questioned McIntire about the Kirschke case as Kirschke sobbed on the stand. Testimony covered how the bodies were moved and blood marks on the bed, with details of the window screen mystery and conflicting accounts from Lund and Miller.
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Immigrant Raid Seizes 60 Mexicans at Long Beach Plants
In a morning operation at two Long Beach area plants, immigration agents detained about 60 Mexican workers who had green cards for work. The raid cut the Paramount Blvd plant’s 175 workers by nearly a third and prompted questions about card types and legal status.
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Cut Ordered in Distance Phone Rates
The Federal Communications Commission ordered AT&T to cut long distance rates by 100 million dollars by November 1. The FCC had previously mandated a 120 million reduction and reversed part of a July order to allow an additional 544 million in its rate base used to compute profits.
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Chinese Resume India Border Firing
The Himalayan border clash near Nathu La resumes amid Chinese threats of air raids if Indian troops continue to fire. After three days of artillery and patrol clashes, Chinese fire quieted briefly but reports say renewed shooting occurred. Indian and Chinese accounts differ on casualties with Indian sources listing about 20 dead through Wednesday, while Chinese authorities reported 38 Chinese border guards killed or wounded. Gangtok and Calcutta report civil defense measures as tension persists.
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Bones Identified in Kidnapping Case Near Devil's Tower
FBI confirms bones found near Sundance Wyoming belong to Denise Clinton, 9, abducted July 8, 1965 from the Great Plains Motel in Platte County Missouri. Witnesses recalled a gunman binding Mrs Reynolds and her husband as Denise vanished. a rope loops and a wristwatch were found nearby.
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Johnson Says Local Authorities Must Manage Peace
President Johnson told the International Association of Police Chiefs that keeping the peace is the local authorities’ duty and that Washington cannot prevent riots in large cities. He noted the lack of a national police force and urged federal help to strengthen local systems. The remarks followed his Detroit riot critique and came after meetings with former President Truman.
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Phony Draft Cards Charged to Woman
Chicago woman Mary Triner, 21, was charged under the Selective Service Act with illegal possession of fraudulent draft cards. The FBI says she sold the cards to underage youths who used them to obtain liquor.
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