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rsday, December 12, 1968of youths commented to tthey weren’t protestors, at they had done un-for a couple of days,on their old clothes, and out to join the Yippies iffort to obtain some of*ee love.agitators kept switching xjsition in an effort toe trouble. First they curse the guard and call s, then they would turn and praise us and sing ngs to us. Youths were I out into six lanes ofLake Shore DriveonI screeching brakes and id collisions so they could ut a multitude of litera-rotesting the draft and ling other Anti-American s all of which had to beitween the lines, i there is this matter ofbrutality - I had the oc-to spend the night at onexilice stations as a means lying early warnings ofto my battalion head-operation and conversed lany of the officers in anto sort of feel them out.” t from me friends, these s are people exactly like3 me.bunch ofare not a :hirsty abusivepeople3 papers imply. They have h job to do which no one . Put yourself in their When it becomes nec-to disperse these crowds ifteen or twenty hours ofPAGE 2X %£HAVE YOU SEEN HERThe parents of the above girl, Elizabeth Lurene (Liz)Ernstein, age 15, of 776Craftons. I closely observed the CgRfAve.,Redlands,92373, arethroughoutthenewspaperscountry to assist in locating th * whereabouts of their daughter who disappeared last March 18 while walking home from school alonga lonely road, carrying a blue notebook and red algebra textbook. No clues as tohasherbeenMrs.disappearanceMr.turnedandappealinghelp inup.Norman Ernsteinnationwidetheirarefor.» iiciD iii locating t 1 j c i iitting with them and the , * v «. , * . ,i • i . . c daughter and have posted abricks, fists, bags ofwaste, and verbal abuse000 reward for informa-o fly, what would you do? le instance when the pol-tion which will solve theThere called upon to remove Yippie supporters from lotel room for throwingfrom fifteenthmystery.five children, five inches about 105ofgirl, one is five feet, tall, weighs pounds, with(one of whichser canswindows1 me by three feet), the commented that an offic-Oneoftally broke a night stickne man’s head. They fail-mention, of course, thathad a four by fourbrown hair and eyes.the five died of polio in 1952. She was wearing a blue dress with white flowers, tennis shoes and a dark-olive corduroy coat when she vanished. Infor-ian naa able cocked back about to t over several officers’motionio and T.Y. also give this)f action undo publicity.3 one radio announcer sayhe air, he was shocked be-concerning the girl should be reported promptly to this newspaper, or to Capt. Charles Callahan, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office, San Bernardino, Calif., phone (714) 889-0111.10A foMrs.namedthe agihere.Nelsor with r649 fIniveistatebiennihowerconferobtainface(sure cChrKoreazone,Chun,tenniaasking Presbgressiwereof a was iernmcring.of $52at auc411 an*30'Caf Hr s t ond Llis MfenegjmerrrthirdMadhsons at Mlt; A prc sembto anodistwin \\40WisballFranlAlfrelt; the V
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Dec 12, 1968
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