Beethoven and Records and a Complaint Column
A writer critiques mail order record clubs and hype laden LP ads from Bach to Beethoven. He laments impulsive purchases, notes outrageous marketing claims, and recalls a morning wait at a traffic light while drafting his column.
Panthers and Panthers tactics clash with system rhetoric
Chief of Staff David Hill warns of returning to guerrilla warfare as complex ties to the Black Panthers’ revolutionary stance are described. The piece cites overturned convictions of Newton, deadlocked retrials, and internal splits over strategy, while editors label the Panthers as political and violent and critique their tactics against businessmen and communities.
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Muskie Wins Arizona Delegates Amid Democratic Nominating Fight
The report notes Muskie gaining support from Arizona as the 1968 Democratic campaign unfolds. It highlights New York Mayor John Lindsay as the second largest delegate recipient, eight five delegates uncommitted, with some backing Henry M Jackson and others for Chisholm Humphrey Hartke. The piece also mentions the Minnesota senator’s education funding stance and the evolving state role in the national convention fight.
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Four tribesmen killed in border police attack
A border patrol in South West Africa was ambushed by four tribesmen. Police report the assailants used pangas and bows, mauls, and sticks. A man and his wife were attacked near Obdobe, with the wife killed and the husband injured. Authorities seized a large number of weapons.
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Recycle Center Pushes Education Plans at Lake Elizabeth
A city project this year includes forming special education programs for teachers and students linked to the Lake Elizabeth nature center set to open this fall. Hokves aided creation of the conservation club for fourth through sixth graders, now about 300 members. Send a donation to P O Box 674 Fremont 4337 to join. members receive the monthly newsletter Ecodogic.
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Four youths held in weekend thefts
Four youths were arrested Saturday in connection with early morning burglaries at the Gygax and Grips offices on Washington Blvd. Mateo Avils Jr., 18, of Delaware Drive, and three juvenile brothers were charged with burglary and possession of stolen property. Detectives recovered three items valued at 650 from the offices.
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Search resumes for Loma Linda man drowned at Jenks Lake
Sheriff deputies resumed the search Sunday at Jenks Lake for Sydney Kuester a 22 year old from Loma Linda who drowned Saturday after a stunt involving two holes cut in the ice by Leonard Gee of Fresno. Kuester reportedly leaped into the hole as part of the filming gone wrong.
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Canadian singer Carole Feraci declines White House offer
VAN NUYS UP I Carole Feraci born singer known as Misa Feraci says she refused Conniff's invitation to join a White House performance two weeks ago. She later reconsidered but decided to finish her current commitments.
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Pigeons perch on statue of Maj. Gen McPherson in DC
In Washington D C pigeons occupy a statue of Maj. Gen James B McPherson of Atlanta. Four birds sit atop the horse head and another perches on the general s arm, sharing the pedestal in Sphere DC Square.
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Red daredevils fail to smash helicopter base
In North Vietnam Communist sapper units strapped explosives to their bodies attempted to blow up a major American helicopter base near the Central Highlands. The assault aimed to trigger additional “protective reaction” strikes as discussions centered on the growing Communist threat and a major force buildup noted in the Highlands. General Westmoreland and American commanders reported the failure to demolish the base.
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