Welch Jury Is Shown Gun in Mojave Slaying Trial
Bakersfield prosecutors display a pistol tied to the Mo jave area killing. Richard Welch of San Antonio faces murder charges for the death of Randy Jenkins and wounding Diane Bradford as the case links the weapon to Jenkins and Bradford and recounts the ride from Bakersfield to Mojave. The trial includes testimony by an FBI agent and a San Bernardino County man who found the gun.
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San Antonio
Randy Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Diane Bradford
Campbell
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San Bernadino
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Mojave
Jenkins
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Gerard J. Voelkers
Bradford
Abe
Welch
Anita
California
Bakersfeld
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Committee of Growers
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Protests Lead to Arrest in West Hollywood Eviction Dispute
In West Hollywood, Joseph Perry, 21, and Miss Patricia Lee Factor, 21, faced arrest after a protest at their apartment and an eviction dispute. Deputies entered the home, reported indecent exposure, and booked Perry while Factor was detained for similar charges.
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Perry
Miss Factor
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McGovern Meets with North Vietnamese Delegation Stirring Debate
Sen. George McGovern faced criticism from Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. over his secret May Paris meeting with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong representatives. McGovern defended the session as probing questions while affirming no US policy stance, linking it to his push for troop withdrawal and a change in Vietnam policy.
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Contentment cited tobacco case questions smoking harms
Washington hearing notes show FTC scrutiny of cigarette advertising and tobacco industry input. Officials debate medical proof linking smoking to disease while industry advocates seek lighter regulation and continued advertising.
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San Antonio
Officials approve funds for Model Cities redevelopment plan
A commission approved using 2.65 percent of construction costs from the Model Cities program to fund the San Asinale Light Cities project and related redevelopment. The council also authorized sale of downtown land for a $185,000 clinic with a 169 bed capacity and 205 jobs, expected to start within months.
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Wierrez
Apache Creek Plan Presented to Council
Council hears plan for Apache Creek club premises with rent set at 250 dollars monthly under a one year contract with a renewal option. Mrs. Cockrell and Torres object amid questions about leasing a private club on plaza grounds and URA relation. HUD ruling cited by URA director Winston Marlin says no conflict with property use but final city authority remains.
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City Council approves sublease at Casa San Miguel restaurant
The Hemis-Fale Playa council vote 7-2 approves subleasing the second floor of Casa San Miguel in Philippine Restaurant to San Antonio Press Club. The action follows discussion by council member Mityar Pra and Tom Lila.
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Casa San Miguel Philippine
Hemis- Fale Playa
San Antonio Press Club
Mityar Pra
Tom Lila
City Council Approves Free Admissions at Monterey Pool
The ly Council agreed to provide free admission to Casiano and Ins cont swimming pols my Tuesdays and Thursdays. A request by Pduaydu Maralas led to a vote, noting attendance at the Monterrey pool has about doubled since the charge was dropped.
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Casiano
Pduaydu Maralas
Monterey
Henckel
Monterrey
New Trial Plea Nixed in Parker Murder Case
Loyd Parker Jr. received a 0 to 10 year sentence after the defense motion for a new murder trial was denied. Prosecutors, Parker’s attorneys, and family stated plans to appeal the conviction tied to the May 2, 1963 murder of Parker’s millionaire father, with defense and relatives arguing improper conduct and new evidence.
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Loyd Parker Jr
Byron Matuleves
Parker
Reuyers
Williams
Robert Billings
Barker
Soviet plan to launch unmanned moon probe for soil sample
Soviet officials indicated on Wednesday that the USSR would launch an unmanned Moon probe on July 10 to scoop soil, return it to Earth, and precede the U S manned lunar landing by six days. The mission would be the third attempt in the program, with two prior tests reportedly failing.
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