Legal Attack Slated On Night March Ban
Negro leaders in Selma plan a legal challenge to Alabama’s night march ban after a long meeting with attorneys led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King announced a dusk march and protests at the Montgomery capitol, as 800 Negroes waited in a church. State troopers stood ready to enforce the ban amid related protests and violence concerns across New York Harlem and Chicago Black Muslim tensions.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Ross Barnett
Citizens Council
New York City
Harlem
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Ella Mae Collins
Boston
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammed
Atlanta
New Gateway
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Birmingham
Lucius Pitts
Miles (Negro) College
Southland
Silver Lance War Games Open Coast Maneuvers
Exercise Silver Lance, one of the largest peacetime Navy Marine drills, starts from San Diego Long Beach and San Francisco. More than 60 ships and 50,000 combat troops embark for an 18 day operation ending with Marines landing at Camp Pendleton. Camelot themed scenario likens Lancelot to a friendly Viet Nam like land, Merlin to guerrillas, and Modred to Red China.
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Merlin
Modred
Silver Lance
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China
Bancroft Replaces Stricken Actress in Seven Women
MGM said Anne Bancroft will replace Patricia Neal in John Ford directed Seven Women starting Wednesday. Neal, 39, lay near death after a massive stroke the day before, and Bancroft, 1962 Oscar winner for The Miracle Worker, steps into the role she left 6,000 miles from England for MGM.
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UPI
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England
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MGM _ Studios
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Miss Neal
Duke of Windsor Has Quiet Night at London Clinic
The Duke of Windsor, 70, resting comfortably at the London Clinic after eye trouble. A clinic spokesman said no operation decision has been made yet for his left eye.
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London
UPI
Duke of Windsor
Life Insurance Offer For Ages 39 To 79 Ad
A mail in offer from Great Lakes Insurance Co. in Elgin Illinois provides lifetime protection with guaranteed rates of two thousand or one thousand dollars. Applicants mail their name address and year of birth to Dept. 23B151P58 for a no obligation quote and policy.
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Great Lakes Insurance Co
Elgin
Ill
Frankfurter’s Rise From Harvard to Supreme Court
The article traces Felix Frankfurter’s career from CCNY and Harvard Law School through roles as an assistant U S attorney and Interior Department troubleshooter to chair of the War Labor Board in World War I. It notes his defense of liberal causes, his 1919 Versailles visit with Wilson, his New Deal influence, and his restraint on injecting personal views into decisions.
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CCNY
Harvard Law School
Harvard
U. S
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Harvard Law
War Labor Board
Woodrow Wilson
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Kitchen
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
U.S
Massachusetts Supreme Court
FDR
Legislature debates life sentence parole and birth control bill
Sen Clarence Martin asks if a parole bill grants a man with a life sentence a license to act. Kaufman cites experience from states without capital punishment. After 23 minutes, Carrigan's amendment motion passes. The birth control bill would set up a family planning bureau within the Health Department. House actions include passage of a special revenue fund for the New York World's Fair pavilion and a 60 day corporate name reservation. Major House action also includes passage of the good Samaritan Act shielding doctors from lawsuits in distress cases.
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Clarence Martin
D.berkeley
Kaufman
Carrigan
Senate
Howard Carson
D-Fayette
William Moreland
D. Monongalia
State Health Department
Division
House
State Racing Commission
Higher
Hulett C. Smith
Secretary of State
Storm Sweeps Plains States
A winter storm surged from the Northern Plains into the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle with winds to 50 mph and near zero visibility. Blizzard warnings were issued for north east New Mexico and the Panhandles while arctic air held cold from Montana to northern Michigan. The Atlantic storm dumped six inches in Portland, Maine, in six hours, with gale winds along the coast and temperatures dropping sharply.
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United Press International
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Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Central Plains
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Montana
Lower Michigan
Atlantic
New England
Portland
Maine
Space program envisioned for future manned ships
Air Force research program ASSET aims to lay groundwork for maneuverable spacecraft that can glide back from space and land at jetports, reducing need for ocean recovery fleets. The plan aligns with a two man Project Gemini mission scheduled for late next month or early April.
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Funeral services for Minnie Ann Strouth 86
Funeral services conducted at Melton Mortuary Chapel for Minnie Ann Strouth 86 of Millwood scheduled at 11 a.m. Wednesday with Rev. Gerald Morgan officiating. Burial in Wildwood Cemetery. She died in a Gallipolis hospital at 1:55 a.m. Monday after a long illness. She was a member of First Baptist Church Ashville and Eastern Star Princeton. Survivors include son David Evans of Asheville and sister Mrs. C. H. Jones of Newport News. An Eastern Star service was held in Bellore. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Melton Mortuary. Pallbearers named.
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Minnie Ann Strouth
Millwood
Melton Mortuary
Gerald Morgan
Wildwood Cemetery
Gallipolis
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Ashville
N. C
Eastern Star Chapter
Princeton
David Evans
Asheville
C. H. Jones
Newport News
Eastern Star
Bellore
James W. Jones
Fred Reno
Terry Manning
Paris Richards
Fred Hurt
Paul Gunter
Funeral services set for Fred Johnson in Glen Daniel
Fred Johnson 54 of Glen Daniel died Monday after an extended illness. Funeral services will be at 1 p m Friday at the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. M H Dinsmore and Rev. Carl Payne officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. He belonged to Coal Marsh Baptist Church and United Mine Workers Local 6004. Surviving: wife Dorothy Honaker Johnson. sons Fred D of Van Nuys California John R Navy serviceman and R at home. daughter Toby Johnson. brother Homer Johnson of Brooksville Florida. sister Edna Austin of Brooksville. The body remains at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home after 1 p m Thursday for visitation.
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Fred Johnson
Glen Daniel
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
M. H. Dinsmore
Carl Payne
Sunset Memorial Park
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Raleigh- Wyoming Coal Co
Glen Rogers
Big Stone Gap
Robert
Daisy Collins Johnson
Dorothy Honaker Johnson
Fred D
van Nuys
Calif
John R
United States Navy
Toby Johnson
Homer Johnson
Brooksville
Fla
Edna Austin
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Funeral Rites Set For Mrs Ethel Williams
Mrs Ethel Williams 112 Ewart Ave Raleigh County resident and former Prosperity teacher dies after brief illness in local hospital. She served as treasurer of the Fidelis class First Baptist Beckley charter member of Beckley Legal Secretaries Assn and active in several clubs. Survived by husband Harold N Williams sister Carrie Higginbotham niece Patricia McCann. Burial Sunset Memorial Park after calling hours at Melton Mortuary. Pallbearers named including Joe Luchini and Judge Clay Crouse.
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Ethel Williams
Ewart Ave
Melton Mortuary
Kenneth L. Swank
Sunset Memorial Park
Charleston
John Price
Harold N. Williams
Raleigh County
Prosperity
Beckley
First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Beckley Legal Secretaries Assn
Beckley Woman’s Club
Laurel Business and Professional Woman's Club
Joe Luchini
Criminal Court
Harold Riffe
Clay S. Crouse
Carrie Higginbotham
Patricia McCann
Chicago
Funeral services for John Hrasar in Maryland
John Hrasar 54 of Washington Grove formerly of Glen Rogers died in a Bethesda hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Fr Thomas Kerrigan officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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John Hrasar
Washington Grove
Glen Rogers
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Thomas Kerrigan
Sunset Memorial Park
Bethesda
Wanda Faye Martin Funeral Services
Funeral services for Wanda Faye Martin 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Hinton Minden will be held at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church at 2 p m Wednesday Rev Thomas Pryor officiating Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Body taken to Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Greentown at 11 a m today and will be moved to the church one hour before services.
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Wanda Faye Martin
William B. Hinton
Minden
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Thomas Pryor
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Greentown
Services set for Mrs Clarice Emily Jarrell
Mrs Clarice Emily Jarrell 40 of Pineknob will be laid to rest at 2 p m Wednesday at Bethel Freewill Baptist Church Pineknob with Revs Wade Webb and Sherman Turner officiating Burial follows in the family cemetery Survivors include husband James a son James Jr five daughters Betty Lee Shirley Cox Alice Fay Jarrell a brother Kyle five sisters and one grandchild Funeral arrangements are by Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville ( RNS)
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Clarice Emily Jarrell
Pineknob
Bethel Free
Will Baptist Church
Wade Webb
Sherman Turner
Jarrell
Beckley
James
James Jr
Betty Lee
Detroit
Mich
Shirley Cox
Alice Fay Jarrell
Kyle
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond Milam
Crab Orchard
Crystal Canady
Maben
Ruth Ellinger
C. D. Pritchard
Leesville
William Wolford
Kansas City
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Wright Rites Planned for Oak Hill Miner John W Wright
John Willie Wright 65 of Oak Hill died after a long illness in an Oak Hill hospital. He was a retired miner, son of the late Mr and Mrs James Wright, and is survived by his widow Pearl Wright and two brothers Charles Wright Bluefield and Luther Wright Vinton. The body is at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Beckley.
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John Willie Wright
Oak Hill
James Wright
Pearl Wright
Charles Wright
Bluefield
Luther Wright
Vinton
Final rites held for Grace Hurst Worrell in Oceana
Mrs Grace Hurst Worrell 51 of Oceana died Saturday. Funeral services were held at 1 p m today at the First Baptist Church Oceana with Rev Wayne Rollins officiating. Burial followed at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Matheny. Evans Funeral Home Oceana supervised arrangements.
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Grace Hurst Worrell
Oceana
First Baptist Church
Wayne Rollins
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Evans
Mrs Gertrude Carlton Rites Planned at 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Carlton of Keystone will be held at 2 p m Wednesday. She was a sister of Mrs Carl T Hazzard of Mullens and died Sunday after a long illness. Sinkford Richardson Funeral Home of Welch is in charge.
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Gertrude Carlton
Keystone
Carlton
Carl T. Hazzard
Mullens
Sinkford-Richardson Funeral Home
Welch
Kenneth A Atkinson, Huntington Businessman Dies
Kenneth A Atkinson 79 owner of Wilkes Wholesale Supply Co Huntington died at St Marys Hospital Huntington after a five week illness. Born in Caldwell Sept 1885 he was a son of Alexander and Ida Marshall Atkinson. Survived by wife Hallie six sisters son Kenneth Jr daughter Alene Folden step daughter Louise Rood. Funeral at Klingle Carpenter Funeral Home Chapel Huntington with burial in Huntington.
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Kenneth A. Atkinson
12Th Ave
Huntington
St. Mary's Hospital
Wilkes Wholesale Supply Co
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Knight Templar
Mt. Hope
New River Co
Summerlee
Caldwell
Greenbrier County
Alexander
Ida Marshall Atkinson
Hallie Atkinson
W. A. Bryant
Riverside
Calif
P. D. Strausbaugh
Orlando
Fla
Frances Curry
Jessie Jones
Margaret Duncan
Ida Mitt Curry
White Sulphur Springs
Kenneth A. Atkinson Jr
Beckley
Alene Folden
Frederick, Md
Louise Rood
Klingle-Carpenter Funeral Home
International executive Dudley Day dies at 56
Frankurt Germany UPI reports Dudley Day a veteran ITT executive died Sunday in Paris from a heart attack at age 56. Funeral set for Dr Charles B Woods English professor and Henry Fielding scholar in Iowa City. Christensen longtime SDSU band director dies en route to church at 83. Monte Carlo reports Adrian Zeeder, 101, oldest inhabitant, dies.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Dudley Day
International Telephone and Telegraph
Paris
Iowa City, Iowa
Charles B. Woods
University of Iowa
Henry Fielding
Woods
Brookings
Carl
Christy ) Christensen
South Dakota State University
Christensen
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Adrian Zeeder
Open meetings bill faces slim chances in West Virginia
Senate President Howard Carson and House Speaker Laban White indicated little hope for quick action on freedom of information bills at the current session during a Sigma Delta Chi dinner. Governor Hulett C. Smith urged open records and meetings, noting reporters’ coverage gaps. West Virginia remains among states lacking open records and meetings laws.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Four Convicts’ Petitions Denied by State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court rejected writs of habeas corpus for four inmates at Moundsville Penitentiary. Readings ranged from 1 to 15 years and life, with petitions filed by Ronald L. Watson Melvin R. Siers Elmer L Robinson and George K. Vascovich. The court also refused a $1,700 jury award to Frances M. Brewer against a tavern after a car crash at Brewer’s Valley Grove Inn on US 40 in August 1961.
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Charleston
State Supreme Court
Wood County
Melvin R. Siers
C County
Elmer L Robinson
Wayne County
George K. Vascovich
Harrison County
Ohio County
Uraline
Henry Wilhite
US. 40
Labor union effort backs picketing amendment
AFL-CIO plans to revive its campaign for the picketing amendment with likely support from Johnson. If enacted, the bill would ease unionization of construction firms, especially in the home-building sector.
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Afl-Cio
Johnson
Malinovsky Calls Imperial Powers Small Dogs Barking at Elephants
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky likens imperialist powers to a small dog barking at an elephant on the 47th anniversary of USSR armed forces, asserting Soviet strength and resolve amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Malinovsky
Ussr
Senator Dodd Warns of Wider Bloodshed If Vietnam War Ends
Senator Thomas J. Dodd argues that U S withdrawal from Vietnam would trigger a domino effect in Southeast Asia, predicting a massive bloodletting as communism spreads and inflicts greater agony than the Vietnam conflict. He warns the massacre of innocents would repeat in each fallen nation.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
U. S
Viet Nam
Dr King Eyes War on Poverty as Poor Stay Invisible
Chicago quoted remarks by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr as he outlined focusing on the war on poverty. He criticized society for letting the poor fade from view while anger grows when they demand recognition.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
Supreme Court Justice Douglas on Felix Frankfurter
Bellingham report quotes Justice William O. Douglas praising retired Justice Felix Frankfurter as a man of unimpeachable character with great brilliance and industry who left a deep mark on American constitutional law.
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Bellingham, Wash
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Felix Frankfurther
Funeral services set for Dr Marco W Johannsen
In Nice on Sunday British American hospital staff note. In West Palm Beach funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday for Dr Marco W Johannsen former chief attending physician for Joseph P Kennedy Johannsen died here Monday. In Ann Arbor Mrs Lucile Bailey Conger 82 prominent in University of Michigan alumnae affairs and from a noted newspaper family died of cancer Monday.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Marco W. Johannsen
Joseph P. Kennedy
Johannsen
Ann Arbor, Mich
Lucile Bailey Conger
University of Michigan
Three Ohioans Charged In Fairmont Holdups
Three Columbus men William Sanders 28 Thomas E Sanders 24 and Edward K Radcliff 25 were charged with armed robbery after a double holdup at Union Brokerage Co and GAS Finance Co in Fairmont. About $3 000 was stolen and a manager suffered minor injuries. The trio were captured near the parking lot with the gun and money found in their car.
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Fairmont
UPI
Ohio
William Sanders
Thomas E. Sanders
Edward K. Radcliff
Columbus
Marion County
Harman Martin Jr
Union Brokerage Co
Adams Street
Victor Phillips
GAS Finance Co
Phillips
Partisan Feud Over Kennedy Film Distribution Vote
Washington (UPI) partisan split emerges in House Foreign Affairs Committee as a motion to permit US-wide distribution of the government film John F Kennedy Years of Lightning Day of Drums advances. Rep Mailliard warns against partisan rushing. Zablocki and others seek to waive policy.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
William S. Mailliard
Calif
Mailliard
US. Information Agency
USIA
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
Congress
Malcolm X Assassinated at Harlem Ball Room Rally
Police suspect rival Black Muslims of the Harlem killing as Malcolm X lies in a mortuary casket after a 16 shot volley at a Sunday rally. Headlines warn of retaliation and authorities deploy hundreds of patrolmen to police a volatile ghetto in fears of mob violence.
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Harlem
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Malcom
Officials Say Heart Attack Killed Escapee
Spencer State Hospital said William Nelson, 34, of Brownland West Virginia, was questioned after an escapee death involving Marlene Boudinot of Parkersburg. Nelson, who was with Boudinot when she suffered a heart attack, apparently ran on becoming excited. Authorities said Boudinot died of a heart attack in Roane County. Nelson was returned to the hospital after being found near Spencer.
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UPS
Spencer State Hospital
William Nelson
Brownland
Kanawha County
State Mental Hospital
Nelson
Marlene Boudinot
Parkersburg
Stryp
Roane
Johnson attends Father's Services at National Cathedral
President Johnson sat quietly through a Father's Day service at Washington's National Cathedral. His 17 year old daughter Luci, a student at a girls school, greeted him outside and guided him to a front row seat as Rep. John V. Lindsay paid tribute to the school and to George Washington's birthday.
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Father’s Services
Washington
UPI
Johnson
National Cathedral
Luci
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
United States
George Washington
Grandmother Wins Personality Contest in Amersham
Ninety telephone operators conducted a secret ballot to select a representative for a personality girl contest. The winner was Mrs Edith Day, a 59 year old grandmother, from Amersham England.
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Amersham
England
UPI
Edith Day
Congress Eyes Mail Snooping Examines Mail Cover Practice
Washington Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Edward V. Long probes the Post Office Department practice called mail cover noting envelope data without opening mail. Critics say it invades privacy though courts have upheld legality. The panel seeks whether federal agencies overstep enforcement line.
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UPT
Post Office Department
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
House Affairs Committee
United States
U.S. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
Muhammad denies sect connection to former Muslim leader shooting
In a rare press conference on Monday, Muhammad denied his group’s involvement in the shooting of Malcolm, saying they are innocent of his death. He urged calm as Muslims investigate the incident, noting Malcolm promoted war while they preach peace after breaking from the group in 1963.
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Muhammad
Malcolm
Pickets mill near Hazard as coal mines reopen
About 100 pickets milled around at Leatherwood No. 2 mine in Perry County while reports spread of planned large scale action at nonunion mines in Letcher County. Last week groups of up to 300 pickets gathered at Letcher County mines, which have since reopened after temporary shutdowns.
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Hazard
UPI
Leatherwood
Perry County
Letcher County
Johnson to host fifth White House reception for Congress
President Johnson is set to host the fifth of ten receptions for members of Congress at the White House today. The 6:30 p.m. EST event is his only scheduled appointment for the day.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
Wild West hold up leads to arrest in San Fernando
Bruce Morrison, 18, Canoga Park, Calif., was booked on suspicion after a brief chase by police in San Fernando. Officers said the suspect, dressed in a cowboy outfit, attempted to hold up two women with a bow and arrow and a knife. Morrison reportedly told police he wanted money to buy an antique gun.
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Calif
UPI
Bruce Morrison
Canoga Park
Morrison
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