Mystery girl in polka dot dress sought after Kennedy shooting
Three women claimed to be the mystery girl seen fleeing the Ambassador Hotel after Senator Kennedy was shot. Sandra Serrano, Kathy Fulmer, and another woman were questioned. all were released without charges as police pursued leads and a news blackout limited details.
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Richard Cragin Wins Chronicle Telegram Photo Contest
Richard Cragin of 224 Oakwood Street won the Chronicle Telegram's May picture contest with the best judged photo. The winning image is featured on Page 2.
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Weather Outlook with Sun and Warm Highs
The forecast calls for more sun and mostly sunny skies today and tomorrow with some high clouds. Tonight will be fair and warm with a low in the 60s. Sunset today is 8 57 and sunrise tomorrow 5 53. High 89 degrees at 12 20 pm yesterday. Low 63 degrees at 6 10 am today.
Man with gun stopped at St Patrick’s Cathedral entry
In New York a man carrying a firearm was arrested as he tried to enter St Patrick’s Cathedral about 15 minutes before President Johnson arrived for a Requiem Mass honoring Sen Robert F Kennedy. He was searched and taken to a nearby police station.
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King slay suspect James Earl Ray arrested in London
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark announced James Earl Ray, the chief suspect in Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, was arrested by Scotland Yard in London. Ray, traveling under an alias, was found with two Canadian passports and armed, held on passport violations.
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Elyria district approves operating levy by wide margin
Elyria School District voters pass a 6 mill operating levy by 4 170 to 2 877 in a special election, 59 percent. Officials praised the result noting saved programs and a full education plan, with comments from Dr. Ben V Myers and superintendent George B Smuttle.
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Kennedy Buried Near Brother in Arlington Kennedy
Robert Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery near John Kennedy after a national funeral. The service followed a White House to Union Station cortege with 23 cars and a 15 minute graveside rite watched by about 2,000 guests and many dignitaries from 113 nations.
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