Nursery school permit debated at Slunyon City council
An application to operate a nursery school in a residential area triggers expected debate and large turnout for tonight’s city council session at 8 p.m. in the council chambers. Mrs Lemore seeks approval for a second nursery at 145 Tamarack Drive amid past opposition from councilman Leo Alvelais and Irving Williams.
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Whipple Road
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Semare
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Alvelais
Irving Williams
Seniore
Merchants Association
Reagan says Nixon will keep Agnew as running mate
California Governor Ronald Reagan believes President Nixon will select Spiro Agnew again for 1972. He cites Agnew as a strong asset for Nixon and the Republican Party, warning the main campaign issue will be the economy.
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Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Reagan
Calley may avoid testifying at My Lai case
Lt Calley may refuse to testify when called by the defense in the My Lai court martial of Capt Er nest L Medina. Attorney George Latimer, Calley’s counsel, says his client will not speak unless ordered by a judge under threat of sanctions. The government rested its case last week in the prosecution of Medina for killing or permitting the killing of 102 villagers at My Lai on March 16, 1968.
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UPI
Civvilian Altoreay
Wileliam L. Calley
Simday
My Lai
Ernest L. Medina
Sal
George Latimer
Calley
Salt Lake City
Latimer
Medina
My Lat
Mareht
Attica Negotiators Press On With Prisoner Demands
Police and guards moved inside Attica as negotiators urged prisoners to accept terms. Amnesty for Vincent Mancuso and removal of the prison superintendent were named non negotiable, while discussions reportedly touched on transport to other countries. Seale appeared on a car roof discussing the standoff with reporters.
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Oswald
Khrushchev Death Report From Pravda
Pravda announced Khrushchev death on Sept 11 1971 after a long illness. Tass circulated the obituary two days later noting his Kremlin era leadership from 1953 to 1964 and later role as premier.
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Alexei N. Kosyein
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Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union
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Wes Khrushchev
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Communist Union
Soviet Union
Proxmire Signals Possible Run for President
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire said on Sunday he is seriously considering a presidential bid. He noted five polls place him ahead of major candidates, including President Nixon, and indicated a Wisconsin primary run would be followed by entries in other primaries. Aides cited recent speaking engagements in California New Hampshire and Texas.
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Proxmire
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Nixon
California
Nese Hampshire
Texas
Jane Fonda Show Cancelled Near Travis AFB Calif
Actress Jane Fonda criticized authorities after a permit for an outdoor antiwar show for service members was denied near the Travis Air Force Base. She said the event would move to the East Bay after Marin County refused the permit, citing ordinance requirements. Don Sutherland and Country Joe McDonald were slated to perform as part of the program.
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Country Joe" McDonald
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Cleaver Names Nations Seen Offering Asylum
Eldridge Cleaver listed Congo Republic Brazzaville North Korea mainland China Algeria and North Vietnam as countries that might grant asylum to rebels who seized hostages at the Airica state prison in New ark New Jersey. He said an international appeal for emergency action was issued and that comrades in several European countries were coordinating protests targeting American embassies.
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North Vietnam
Democratic chairmen urge equal status for 1972 delegates
The Association of State Democratic Chairmen urged the Democratic National Committee to retract its decision granting automatic delegate status to certain national committee members. If unchanged, the group may challenge seating at the convention. The body also called for chairmen to be admitted as voting members of the committee.
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National Committee
Washington
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco bungled school integration plan, says state chief
California's top education official criticizes San Francisco for dropping the ball on busing and integration. He urges other communities to study the error and pursue smoother desegregation efforts.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
San Francisco
Five storms threaten Atlantic and land risk warned
The hurricane center warned five storms threaten the Atlantic with Heidi possibly moving inland though too early to tell. Hurricane Ginger grew to a larger system east of Bermuda while Edith threatens Nicaragua as a killer hurricane with at least five deaths reported.
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Arnok Sugg
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Robert Simpson
Edith
Orue
Nicaragua
Brownsville
Tex
Pier Angel Funeral Planned in Beverly Hills
Funeral services for actress Pier Angel will be held Tuesday in Beverly Hills with a requiem mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Burial follows at a family statement. Friends may pay their respects Monday at Pierce Bros. Mortuary. Angel’s mother Enrica Pierangeli and her sister Marisa Pavan are noted, with drama coach Helena Sorell involved in her life.
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Pier Angel
Church of the Good Shepherd
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Flore
Miss Angel
Enrica Pierangeli
Marisa Pavan
Angeli
Helena Sorell
School lunches and menus spark morning chaos in Fremont and Newark
A humorous morning column previews the first week of school in Fremont and Newark as students battle alarms and fashion choices while cafeteria menus offer theatrical flair. It notes hot lunches replacing peanut butter, quirky items like birthday cake, golden potatoes, and ITALIAN spaghetti, with constant menu showmanship and uncertain home habits.
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Fremont
Busy week on Capitol Hill with Nixon policy tests
A crowded Capitol Hill week features witnesses testifying on Nixon economic plans as the Senate and House debate the draft bill and Emergency Detention Act repeal. AFL CIO chief George Meany will push back against wage price controls, while Paul Volcker and Henry Fowler lead administration testimony on monetary policy and tax cuts.
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