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Fond Du Lac Commonwealth Reporter (Newspaper) - November 25, 1969, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin Pond du Lac Wisconsin Commonwealth Reporter Tuesday November 25 Charged In Gambling Case MILWAUKEE AP ex- boxer was charged with ing state wagering laws Monday after FBI agents raided his sub- urban Fox Point home and re- ported confiscating football ting records Frank L Sansone 57 before a U.S transmission of wagering mation and was released on bond Edward J Hayes special agent in charge of the kee FBI office said the raid stems from an investigation that began months ago and that Sansone allegedly received on a charge of odds from Las Vegas THE FUN PIACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE Regularly 6th Day Of Occupation American Indians Hope To Own Alcatraz Island By JIM CHURCH SAN FRANCISCO AP They have risked drowning shivered from the cold suffered shortages of food and fresh wa- boats get close they ter When shout What have you But more than 100 American Indians including women and infants vow to remain on traz Island until federal or state officials meet their demands They want help in a burned out San Francisco Indian Center and in- creased aid to Indians in California So far the landlord of tne for- mer federal prison the General Services Administration has given them no deadline in which to get off Interior Secretary Walter Hickel has agreed to meet with them but no ments for the talks have been made I Appeal For Money Today the sixth day of their occupation the Indians pealed for money and giving Day provisions through their Alcatraz Relief Fund Fresh water food blankets MARIETTA Ga AP Devil Hills Memorial party It will begin at medicine come by boat A About persons have ty which then staged the annual Dec 16 at Kill Devil Hills call went out Monday for TI L i t t firewood ripped off the shackle cellblocks and dozens of Indians have colds and sore throats They have no refrigeration for food They cook food on a broken fireplace grating Above the dining area hangs a This land is my 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