Diary of Davis Trial Questions Love Link to Diary
In San Jose, Angela Davis faces continued trial with debate over the 1971 love diary found in Jackson’s San Quentin cell. Prosecutors urge admission as critical evidence, while defense argues the document is irrelevant and prejudicial.
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Parrot Helps Teach Talking Inmates At Balderton Hospital
A parrot named Peter is teaching mute patients at Balderton Hospital near Newark. The bird repeats object names after nurses point to them, helping recipients form simple words for the first time. Officer Donald Marquis notes the effort began as an experiment and now shows progress.
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GOP says NBC UPI used Hanoi supplied photos
The Republican National Committee in its Monday newsletter accuses NBC and UPI of airing North Vietnamese propaganda. It cites interviews with UPI editor Ted Majeski and NBC producer Wallace Westfeldt, arguing national interest was not considered in transmitting enemy imagery.
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Crews battle 11 day Sunshine Mine fire near Kellogg
Crews work around the clock as the Sunshine Silver Mine fire rages 11 days, burning timber and venting deep in the mine. Eleven days after the eruption, 108 miners escaped, two were found alive, and nine funerals were held as Kellogg adjusts to disaster. The remaining miners face a two month wait before reopening, while Sunshine aims to keep workers on payroll during the shutdown for investigation and repairs.
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Nixon studies war notes before Moscow trip
President Nixon spent Mother's Day at Camp David reviewing Vietnam war reports ahead of his planned May 22 summit with the Soviet Union. Defense officials disputed a New York Times claim that magnetic mines could auto deactivate, stating no details would be discussed.
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Nixon era bloodiest days in Vietnam warned by Kennedy
London UPI reports Kennedy, in a Sunday News of the World article, accuses President Nixon of steering the United States toward the bloodiest days of the war. He says mining North Vietnamese ports risks American lives at home and abroad and urges Nixon to pull back from the brink.
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Dan Blocker dies of blood clot after Bonanza era
Autopsy reveals pulmonary embolism caused the death of Dan Blocker known as Hoss Cartwright on Bonanza. The 6 foot 4 inch actor had gallbladder surgery May 1 and was released Friday. Blocker died at 3:45 pm after a hospital visit for dizziness and pain. Family and TV colleagues mourned his loss and noted his warmth and moral character. Funeral plans indicate burial in Bowie County Texas beside his father.
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Goldwater backs Nixon in California rally speech
Senator Barry Goldwater urged California Republicans to unite behind Nixon for reelection while praising John Ashbrook for opposing Nixon in the Ohio primary. He warned against Humphrey’s candidacy, said Jackson could be acceptable, and attacked the media as conservatives applauded his critique. He also praised Nixon’s foreign policy and hinted at a possible Vietnamese accord after a Moscow summit.
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Dandelion Gesture Sparks Grandmother’s Day
A three year old, Mike Crowder, surprised his great grandmother Nellie by presenting a single dandelion from a florist shop. The act lifted her spirits and highlighted the value of simple, personalized gestures in family bonds and emotional development in children.
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How to Stimulate Bible Reading for Children
A patriotically framed plea urges nurturing selflessness in kids through Sunday School and Bible study. It promotes a booklet by Dr. Crane, requesting a self addressed stamped envelope and 25 cents to cover costs, as a method to curb selfish behavior and reduce future conflicts.
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