Kirschke Murder Story Details Elusive Evidence Emerges
The account describes Drankhen and Mrs Kirschke in bed and the possible shooting sequence as Det. Dist. Atty. Jack Kirschke faces trial for a double murder. Sgt Gary Buzzard and a Navy weapons station officer searched the Iva Alto Canal for the murder weapon but found nothing.
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Gary Buzzard
Seal Beach
Reds Blunt U S Attack on Mekong River Front
Amid heavy fighting along the Mekong near Rach Ba River commanders rushed reinforcements as Viet Cong drove ashore. U S forces reported 134 Viet Cong killed in three days while U S Marines faced shelling with 22 wounded and 6 killed on prior days. Air Strikes by B 52 bombers targeted Hanoi aligned divisions near the DMZ as efforts to blunt the invasion continued.
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Murder’s Inventory Tragedy Read in Court
Court read a inventory of belongings found on the victims and in purses and wallets. Elaine Kirschke and Orville Crankhan carried coins cash cards and numerous keys. Kirschke’s rings cash and bank books. Crankhan’s cash nine credit cards and two large sets of keys.
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Elaine Terry Kirschke
Orville William Crankhan
Garold E. McIntire
Judge Modifies His Order Halting Medi Cal Cutbacks
SACRAMENTO A Superior Court judge eased his injunction against Gov Reagan's Medi Cal cutbacks allowing limits on non-emergency prescription drugs and eight day private hospital stays. Judge Irving Perluss said the Health and Welfare Agency chief was justified in warning doctors they might not be paid if the administration wins on appeal, and that the state can protect basic services while trimming nonessential Medi Cal payments.
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Rome to be funded by national government to stay open
Rome officials warned the city faced closure by September 30 due to a lack of funds for employees. The national government announced it would provide money to keep the Eternal City functioning.
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Racial Tensions Flare In Chicago Eight-Hour Race Battle
A Chicago disturbance saw street corner rallies, a cordoned area, and most shops closed as police and youths clashed. SNCC member Larry Walton, 21, reported in the crowd while protests followed an alleged police beating of Corrine Roby, 18. A crudely mimeographed leaflet accused officers of brutality at Forrestville School.
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Four Million Dollar L B Bookie Ring Cracked in Vice Sweep
Police say 50 officers from four jurisdictions raided 11 locations at 1 30 p.m. arresting five suspects and seizing bookmaking paraphernalia. The crackdown is the fifth phase of a nationwide vice war following staged raids in central Los Angeles Hollywood and other sites with more arrests expected.
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LL Cars Derailed Near Warrington Express
All 11 coaches of the London to Barrow express derailed while moving slowly near Warrington. Only rider Rohan Kanhai, 31, was hospitalized.
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