Kennedy seeks stay on Mary Jo Kopechne inquest
Attorneys for Edward Kennedy filed for a temporary restraining order and writ of certiorari to halt an Edgartown inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne death. A 2:15 p.m. hearing before Justice Paul C. Reardon sought to ensure defense rights and prevent a criminal trial atmosphere in the preliminary inquiry.
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Kennedy
Mary Jo
Boston
UPI
Sen
Edward L
Massachusetts
Leyman
Mary Jo Kopechné
Paul C. Zewyers
Massachusetts Democrat
Ps Wc Fe
Miss Kopechne
John Harrington
Harrington
Kopechne
Washington
Chappaquiddick Island
Edgartown District Court
Edgartown
James A. Boyle
Edmund S. Dinis
Dukes County
Governors Back Federal Takeover to Fund Welfare
Colorado Springs reports that all but Gov. Maddox support a push for the federal government to assume full welfare costs. Gov. Rockefeller and others press for universal national health insurance as a welfare reform move, arguing federal responsibility and economic growth finance. Maddox resists, claiming many aid recipients are unnecessary, while Nixon cautions against optimistic budget dreams.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPD
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Rocky Mountain
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Harry S. Truman
Richard B. Ogilv
Tiiinoig
Nixon pushes federal welfare boost at Governors Conference
Nixon outlined a $4 billion increase in federal welfare aid arguing it serves the nation’s needs wherever they arise and criticising regional bias. He dismissed hopes for automatic dividends from Vietnam settlement or growth, saying priorities must guide allocations. Rockefeller warned that without war surtax revenue federal totals would grow 15 to 20 billion annually through 1976 and proposed 35 to 40 percent go to state and local programs.
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Vietnam
New York
Rockefeller Committee
Rockefeller
Richard J. .Hughes
New Jersey
Nixon
National Governors' ‘Conference
Car crash reports from county hospital victims
News brief item recounts several traffic crashes. Diegelman, 18, of Santa Rosa, and another passenger were ejected and seriously injured, transported to County Hospital. Robert Calvon McBride, 27, of Willits, lost control after a tire blowout, fell 20 feet off a highway embankment near the NWP underpass, taken to Howard Memorial Hospital with possible moderate injuries. John Tye, 54, of Oakland, lost control on a curve near Fort Bragg, taken to Fort Bragg with possible major injuries. Other names include Vernon West, 20, and Prniner injuries noted. Continued on page 8.
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Diegelman
Santa Rosa
County’ ‘Hospital
Robert Calvin McBride
Willits
NWP
Howard Memorial Hospital
Fort Bragg
John
Tye
Oakland
Police Chief Announces Three Department Promotions
Police Chief Donn Saulebury announced three promotions this morning within the department. Harold Shea was promoted to captain, with 5 years of service. Robert Bowman, a patrolman since 1959, will serve as head of the patrol division.
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Donn Saulebury
Narhed
Harold 5
3M Shea
Robert Bowman
Andersen Awill
Narcotics raid nets arrests in San Francisco stakeout
A months long narcotics investigation led to a raid on a San Francisco pad on California Baker Street. Jennifer Wren Susan McCoy and Sheryl Meadows were jailed, juvenile a one year old held by authorities. Det Leon Miller led the Ukiah San Francisco Novato Petaluma team. Twelve officers seized marijuana valued at $10 000 and drugs including mescaline and LSD. Ten people were arrested with charges of possession and possession for sale. Police also recovered $1 009 in cash and 3 000 LSD tablets.
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Jennifer ‘Wren
Susan McCoy
Sheryl E. Meadows
Menflocino
Leon Miller
Se Venh Eis
CLR
Cali
Ukiah
Miller
San Francisco
Novato
Petaluma
Yana
Bureau of Narcotics
William Massey
Sanaxiciuen
Laytonville Man Charged After Tavern Shooting
Laytonville resident William Adrian Scott, 68, was arrested after a bar shooting in Laytonville where Rusty Bolton, 31, was wounded in the arm with a .22 pistol following an argument. Deputies traced Scott to Dos Rios, where roadblocks and a search led to his arrest outside a Dos Rios quarry.
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William Adrian
Scott
Layits
Vonterthiyr
Dos Rios
Layton‘ville
Rusty Bolton
Laytonville
Bolton
U.S. Toll Rises Over Holiday Weekend With 612 Traffic Deaths
United Press International tally shows 612 people were killed in traffic from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight, part of a Labor Day record drop from 688 last year. Drownings reached 101, planes 44, misc 44, California led with 68 deaths, Texas 50, New York 31, and several states reported automotive fatalities while others had none.
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United Press International
California
Texas
New York State
Tiwi
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
District ‘of Columbia
Evans officers face court martial for Evans disaster
The U S Navy ordered the court martial of captain and deck officer of the destroyer Frank E Evans on charges of negligence and dereliction of duty after a collision with an Australian aircraft carrier. 74 sailors died when the Evans sank following a severed bow section. An inquiry blamed the Evans for the tragedy while Australian captain John P Stevenson was absolved of guilt. McLemore and Ramsey were cited for failures in night orders and bridge duties during high speed maneuvers.
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Patrick J. Killen
Ic Bay
Phillipines
UPI
U.S. Navy
Frank E. Evans
Evans
Lous
McLemore
Ramsey
Board of
Melbourne
John P. Stevenson
Memorial rites for Drew Pearson remembered and debated
Washington obituary notes that Drew Pearson, 71, died of a heart attack leaving a controversial legacy. Readers admired his Washington Merry-Go-Round while critics branded him a chronic liar. funeral private with a memorial service at National Cathedral and cremation. Pearson’s column will continue by Jack Anderson.
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Washington
Pearson
Jack Anderson
Fill Potomac
Georgetown University Hospital
National ‘Cathedral
Rooseylt
Truman
Harry Vaughan
White House
Auto Insurance Rates Rise Under Board Plan
The Insurance Rating Board in San Francisco urged its affiliated California auto insurers to raise rates by 6 to 19 percent, effective next Wednesday, forecasting an average premium increase of about 12.9 percent upon policy renewal. The varied hikes depend on the motorist’s location and coverage.
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San Francisco
UPN
Insurance Rating Board Today
California
We i Insurance
Cosnia
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San
Francisco
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California Baker ‘Streets
San Francis
U.S
Drew Pearson
William R. Barrett
Drew Pearor
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