Group like Wolf Pack zoning approval cited in 1964 case
Testimony describes a Bribe and threats connected to zoning decisions near Swan Road and Skyline Drive. Depugh says payments totaling $3,000 were made to Rubi to influence rezoning of a 46 acre tract. Threats were reportedly made by Melone and associates. Hearings aimed to subpoena supervisors and other involved figures with trial date expectations.
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Swan Road
Inn Road
Rubi
Depugh
San Diego
Deough
Skyline Drive
Melone
Melrose
Panic clinics set at California colleges during finals week
At least two California state colleges will run panic clinics to aid students under final exam stress starting May 31. Dr. Suzanne A. Snirley of the Sacramento State College health clinic says the effort could prevent attempted deaths.
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Sacramento
Calif
California State
Suzanne A. Snirley
Sacramento State College Health Clinic
De Gaulle Mediation Proposal Rejected
The article reports on De Gaulle canceling a Paris trip amid France's crisis and Harriman's comments. It notes Hanoi's stance toward U S bombing in North Vietnam and North Vietnam's demand for unconditional end to bombing before full peace talks. It covers statements by Nguyen Thanh Le and Xuan Thuy criticizing U S policy and presenting a North Vietnamese white book on American aggression.
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de Gaulle
Harriman
United States
Paris
Geneva
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
U.S
Youth Faces Dual Charges In Preliminary Hearing
Albert Daniel Murphy Jr., 18, bound over for Superior Court on one felony burglary charge after a second charge was dismissed by Justice Clark H. Johnson. Auto theft dismissal due to lack of cause. Murphy also faces a preliminary hearing Friday on attempted murder in a separate court.
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Albert Daniel Murphy Jr
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Murphy
Ex-Inmate Awarded 300000 For Matteawan Abuse
Victor J. Whitree, 69, who spent 14 years at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, received 300000 in damages for what a judge called brutal and callous treatment. The judge ruled there was no meaningful psychiatric care and noted he served 11 years beyond the crime’s maximum.
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New York
Matteawan State Hospital
Henry W. Lengyel
Victor J. Whitree
Lengyel
Whitree
Matteawan
Malleawan
New Charges Filed Against Brian Jones
London AP reports Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones arrested on a drug charge after a police raid on his Chelsea flat found a quantity of marijuana. A magistrate released him on 2400 bail for a June 1 hearing. he previously faced probation, a 2400 fine, and a jail sentence set aside by Lord Chief Justice Parker.
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London
Brian Jones
Scotland Yard
Chelsea
Jones
Parker
Reds restrict Czech border amid Warsaw Pact maneuvers
Western Allied sources reported the Soviet Union barred American British and French military liaison teams from a long East German Czech border segment. No reason given as Warsaw Pact nations held maneuvers along the Polish Czech border.
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Berlin
UPI
Soviet Union
Trolling Big Snags 7 Cars On The Fly
A tractor-trailer leased to the U.S. Postal Service hooked a telephone-pole guy wire and toppled two poles at 901 N Campbell Ave yesterday at 9 05 a m. Seven parked cars were damaged as debris fell. Driver Joe Berry of Newman New Mexico told police the wire caught on the trailer and caused the crash. Most damage was minor.
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U.S. Post Office
N. Campbell Ave
Joe Berry
Newman, N.M
Berry
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