Drop-out Mechanic Sought in Santa Cruz Slayings
FBI agents joined a nationwide search for John Linley Frazier, a 24 year old auto mechanic linked to the murder of Dr. Victor Ohta, his wife, two sons, and their secretary in Santa Cruz. District Attorney Peter Chang said a warrant was issued for Frazier on unlawful flight charges.
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Retired gag writer laments death of political joke
Washington gag writer Jim Atkins, once a busy client carrier for politicians, says there is nothing funny left in politics and he is closing his service. He cites crime and inflation as undermining humor while noting Vice President Agnew is the only current politician using jokes. Atkins recalls quips from the 1960s and 60s, including lines about subway policemen and the Chicago convention pig, now reflecting on a changing political landscape.
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Army probes use of banned chemical in Vietnam
The U S Army Americal Division allegedly used 5500 gallons of the herbicide orange to clear vegetation in the Vietnam war zone after bans were in place. Disciplinary measures may follow pending investigation. Reports also noted helicopter losses, Viet Cong ambushes, and Cambodian highway attacks near Phnom Penh along Routes 4 and 2 with several casualties.
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Scopes Dies at 70 After Monkey Trial Fame
John Thomas Scopes, known for the 1925 Monkey Trial over teaching evolution, dies in Shreveport at 70 from cancer. His Catholic funeral is planned at St. John's Church. burial set for Sunday in Paducah, Kentucky. Survived by widow and two sons.
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Nixon campaigns to unseat Senate foes in Indiana race
President Nixon frames the November vote as a power struggle between the executive and the Senate. He urges Indiana voters to back Rep. Richard Roudebush over Sen. Vance Hartke, arguing the outcome will shape foreign policy and judicial appointments. He cites Senate votes on missile defense, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Nixon has campaigned directly in multiple states to remove senators opposing him.
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Kent State students stage civil liberties moratorium
Kent State University students protested a grand jury report on the May disorders by observing a civil liberties moratorium on campus. The report blamed agitators and permissive administrators for the shootings that killed four students and injured nine others. Student body President Craig Morgan, among 25 named in the indictment, drafted plans for quiet discussions as he faced a second degree riot charge.
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Weekend theater lineup features Son of Flubber and College Cinema showings
Weekend offerings include the G rated Son of Flubber at Harte Theatre and Performance at College Cinema Williamstown. Flubber stars Fred MacMurray and Disney charm, a better choice than drive-in fare. Hathaway's in North Hoosick screens another double feature alongside I, a Woman which drew little acclaim. Car-Baby is noted as X rated and the program runs tonight through Sunday at Bennington Drive-In, with catharsis for suppressed hostilities.
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Angela Davis refuses extradition in New York court
Angela Davis refused to waive extradition to California in a brief court appearance in New York. Justice Thomas Dickens set a hearing for November 5. Attorney John Abt asked for 30 days to file a habeas corpus petition as supporters watched.
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