Jury hears closing on Fritz sisters murder case
In a tense trial, prosecutors urge the jury to find malice and motive in the Fritz girls killings. They describe Bruns and Schmid as forming a web of circumstantial proof, with Bruns allegedly confessing and Edna Holder linking Schmid to the crimes. Tinney contests the evidence and rests the defense case as witnesses challenge timing and motive.
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Schmid
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Russians Hit Venus probe ends in failure during final stage
The Venus 3 mission failed at the final approach, with Tass noting regular communications during flight but a loss of contact at the final stage. Western sources suggested the probe may have radioed back unknown atmospheric details while scientists debate Venus mysteries. The spacecraft’s lack of final data leaves Venus surface questions unresolved.
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Baby Killer Gets 5 To 7 Years
Eugene Wayne Livengood aged 22 of Phoenix was sentenced to 5 to 7 years in Arizona State Prison for the manslaughter of 8 month old Raymond Eugene Kingery. He pleaded guilty citing nerves during drug glue withdrawal and the baby’s crying as factors.
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UPI
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Livengood
Raymond Eugene Kingery
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Actor Dies In London After Long Illness
American born actor Donald Stewart, husband of comedy star Renee Houston, died in St Peters Hospital London after a long illness. He was 55.
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UPI
Donald Stewart
Renee Houston
St. Peter's Hospital
France presses for farm deal to back U S tariff talks
Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville told the Common Market council that a billion dollar agriculture concession is needed to proceed with Kennedy Round tariff talks with the United States. He urged solving internal farm problems first and keeping farm prices low to avoid hindering trade.
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UPI
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United States
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Council of Ministers
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U.S.A
Mansfield Moves To Kill Any Policy Riders
Humphrey, back from a nine nation tour including Viet Nam, agrees to meet tomorrow with Senate foreign relations committee members to discuss Viet Nam policy. The session will be in Mike Mansfield’s offices with other senators present as the committee weighs a 415 million foreign aid authorization bill. Morse blasts the military bill as a blank check for expanding the war into Laos and Thailand, warning of wider conflict after Korea and the Philippines. In the House, Rep Melvin Laird urges Johnson to clarify whether communists could join a provisional South Vietnamese government, arguing that such an answer would end confusion and prevent further fighting in Viet Nam.
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Montana
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Senate
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Laos
Thailand
South Korea
Philippines
House
Johnson
Melvin Laird
Wis
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Services Honor Military Writer
Elton C. Fay an Associated Press military writer who retired today received the Air Force Exceptional Service Award in a Pentagon ceremony where Secretary Harold Brown pinned the honor A separate ceremony saw Vice Admiral Ephraim Holmes present the Navy Public Service Citation Fay a 42 year veteran of the AP will also receive an Army award
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Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Air Force
Harold Brown
Fay
Pentagon
Ephraim Holmes
Navy
Army
Licensing Bill Shifts Liquor License Power to Local Boards
Representative Neal Justin of Pima proposes legislation to empower county boards or city councils to approve liquor licenses instead of the state liquor director and to hold a public drawing among applicants. The bill would allow appeals, remove the 12 month renewal wait, and maintain quotas and fees with backing from Pima County Attorney Norman Green.
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Neal Justin
D-Pima
Justin
Pima County
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Marines Strike Viet Cong as Quad-Fifty Fire Rages
U S Marines and air units clash with Viet Cong supply lines in Long Khanh Province near Saigon. Five Air Force F100s and two Navy Skyraiders face heavy anti aircraft fire from quad forty fives. Attacking planes reportedly silenced one gun and killed at least 100 Viet Cong porters. The operation called New York began with helicopter landings on a peninsula south of Hue trapping Viet Cong between Marines and Vietnamese forces amid ongoing fighting.
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