Shirhan to Face Trial in Steel-Cased Room
Los Angeles UPI reports six trials were expected to begin as scheduled for Shirhan B. Gan. The defense described the continuance past the holidays as a delay for the average man. Prosecutors argued during a Sanitation Court session held in the Hall of Justice with circuit television coverage for the New Snows conference afterward.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Han B
Grant B
Robert Cooper
F. Kennedy
Shiloh study cites Downey hospital patients in custody
Report discusses Dr. Shiloh and his study in the Downey California Veterans Administration hospital hospital inmates described as institutionalized and noninstitutionalized. He cites two groups of patients as representing broad conditions and notes many prefer staying in hospital over leaving.
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Lou S
Sirhon
University of Pitts
Thelfactor
Veterans Administration Hospital
Downey
Shiloh
Mevis
Iar Sciences
Sirhan
Cooper
Bernard Winch
Shilohi
Finch-Treger
Willy Sichared
Erving Goffman
Goffman & Ja Se
Downey Val Mental Hospital
Mey
Fordham Dean Stricken after Demonstration
Fordham University Dean of students was hospitalized with a severe heart condition after a Thursday student demonstration. Negro students reportedly barricaded his office and forced him to sign a statement regarding campus protests amid a 1869 era mix of government drama religion and athletics represented at the university.
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New York
UPU
Thornburg
Benilor Ih Peake
Meade
Indiana campus launches briefing on education bills
ISTA members and students at Anderson University participate in a campus briefing led by Indiana state educators. The event features speakers on proposed education bills ahead of the 1969 legislature and includes panel discussions on student representation and campus governance.
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Andersonians
Key West
Okla
David Yao” Norman
Anderson Coltege
Frankfort
Victoria Butter
Field
Piqua
Ovo
Louse
Ancerton
Ander Somens
Linda Thornburg
Miese Friermood
Indianapolis
UPI
Beiefing
Otto
Indiana
Acuve
Arenaue Cnees
Anus
Bhigter Tco
N Teachers Association
M-lhnroradles
Sigma
Tau Delta
District of Columbia
Sever-Ship Chaige
Iaslish
Alpha Psi Omega
South America
Robert H. Wyatt
ISTA
Betty B. Thorbbirg
Norman
South
Beard
Friermood
Raymond
Crystal St
Charles T. Reece
Warsaw
Meade
Service
Bel
Arete Pop Club
Anderson
Marianna Aldridge
Kokecial
Fui Ree
Princesses
Robert Burgess
Crawfords- Snowden
Cozette Beach
Ville
Virginia Combs
Winderson
Sanford
Mich
Milo Miller
Top Field
Richard Dellinger
Edo
Ohio
del Bloom
Eric
Noblesville
Tony Wolfe
Parkersburg
Ton
Daryl Yeder
Watts
Washington
DePauw University
Pareifield
Ohto
Jon Smith
Drex- Watts
Roscoeshal
National Education Assa
Snowden
Coventry
Glenn Burns
Hickory
Ciation
NEA
Y.g
Ruth Helbling
Prineville
Wield
Thornburg
An- Boh Mathis
Newark
Derson High School
Snowie
Dan Clark
Knoxville
Flow
Mad
Teah
Carol Pendleton
Enid
Son Urban Education
Ion Heights High School
Purdue entomologists report on insect carbs at ESA meet
Five Purdue entomologists presented reports at the Entomological Society of America meeting in Dallas. Robert C. Anderson and M Curtis Wilson discussed parasites’ resistance to insecticides, Kenneth Knauer mapped peak activity of the northern walking stick, Ray T. Everly warned corn leaf aphids may cause up to half corn yield loss, and Ross H Arnett Jr reported blister beetle food plant preferences and dependence on host plants.
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Dallas
UPI
Entomological Society of America
Robert C. Anderson
M Curtis
Wilson
Kenneth Knauer
ESA
Ray T. Everly
Purdue
Ross Hi Arnett, Jr
Legion District Supper To Mark Pearl Harbor Day
Frankton American Legion hosts Fifth District members for Pearl Harbor Day commemoration. Meal served by Auxiliary from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Program includes pinning new members and a dance with the Royal Serenaders. Members and their families attend Christmas party following event.
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Legion District
Pearl Harbor
Frankton
Frankton American Legion
Fifth District
Ste Auxiliary
Asherald
Sealying
Bud Ginder
le Royal
Frankton Post
Economic Dims of 1890 West Invests Billions
In 1890 the western United States held over 65 billion dollars in value with about 3 billion dollars invested in railroads. The figure reflects large scale capital allocation during the era of expansion and railway construction.
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United States
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