Daley Protege Indicted in Panther Raid Case
Chicago prosecutors indict Edward Hanrahan a Daley protege and 13 others on charges of conspiring to obstruct justice in the December 4 1969 Chicago police raid on the Black Panthers that killed Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. The indictment accuses a wide list of acts including falsifying reports and destroying evidence to aid the defense of Panthers.
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Hanrahan
James Conlisk
Chicago
West Side
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Peoria
Panther Party
Hampton
Panthers
Henreban
Snacurate Chicago Oil Ice Laboratory
Car To Showroom Drive Ends With Wheels Off
Gary Owens, owner of Owens Motor Co., attempted to drive a new car onto his showroom floor but only covered about six feet before the front end dropped and the rear end followed. He found all four wheels missing, including 24 chrome lug bolts worth $2 each, plus trim rings and other equipment. Estimated total loss about $100.
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Eleader
Gary Owens
Owens Motor Co
Owens
Angry Black Chicano Delegates Seize NSA Congress
In Fort Collins Colorado black and Chicano delegates briefly seized control of the National Student Association's 24th annual congress. Demonstrators toppled a speaker's stand and torn down signs during a dispute over reparations to blacks. NSA president Ishin urged calm, a caucus was held with NSA officials, and a nine hour meeting followed without a resolution yet.
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Fort Collins
Colo
National Student Association
Congress
NSA Natonal
National Association of Black Students
NABS
NSA
Dave Ifshit
David Morales
University of Texas At el Paso
Colorado State University Gymnasion
Lee Mond
Green Beret
Ed Schwartz
Ceri
J Is
Ishin
Ifshin
Negro Heads Houston Schools Acting Superintendent Named
Houston AP The school board selected Dr J Don Boney as acting superintendent of the nations sixth largest district after firing Dr George Garver who served 14 months. Conservatives plus one Negro member backed the move while Boney's salary was raised to 41500 per year and Garver received 85000 to complete his contract.
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Houston
George Garver
Garver
Woodrow Watts
Gye
Mare
J. Don Boney
Walled Lake
Mich
D. Leon Everett
Everett
Meeting on Currencies Shaping Up for London Talks
London AP report says a high level international conference to negotiate changes in major currency values is shaping up as the dollar weakens in European markets. IMF reports point to a September 15 London meeting after EU finance ministers gather in Brussels to resolve monetary value differences.
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London
International Monetary Fund
Washington
European Common Market
Brussels
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
IMF
Nixon
U.S
West
Karl
Schiller
Labor unions oppose Nixon economic moves in new clashes
Washington reports AFL-CIO leaders Meany and Woodcock plan a joint congressional campaign against wage and price controls, tax credits, and rate freezes while Agnew cites limited legal options and urges inflation restraint. Saigon reports intensified Communist attacks and a major ammo dump blast at Cam Ranh Bay amid elections prep.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Iment
Afl-Cio
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
George Meany
Leonard
Agnew
Miami
Meany
Woodcock
American Society
Association’ Executives
Mi Jami
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cam Ranh Hay
U.S
Vietnam
Severaa
Cam Ranh Bay
Shepard to be promoted to rear admiral in space program
Washington reports Alan Shepard will be elevated to rear admiral nine rear admiral on Thursday marking the first astronaut to attain this star rank. The ceremony will be held in the office of Navy Secretary John Chalee per Pentagon announcement.
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Washington
UPI
America
Hetman
Alan Shepard
Pentagon
Navy
John Chalee
Marcos kin named ambassador to United States
Manila AP reports a foreign officer confirmed on Wednesday that Edtuardo Romuslder, uncle of President Marcos' wife, has been designated as ambassador to the United States.
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Manila
Edtuardo Romuslder
Marcos
Thieu Vows Reelection Despite Opposition Pressure
President Thieu told provincial officials and campaign workers he will run again on October 3 even if unopposed. U S and Vietnamese officials discussed crisis options as Ky may be sidelined. Thieu rejected a one man race plan while Ky’s candidacy hovered amid U S pressure to ease the crisis.
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Thien
Bunker
Thieu
Lars
U.S
Toj
Jena
Thiew
Een
Hls
Nixon
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Bas Searz
Morales
Sit
Ushin
Cremont Courthouse
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Nixon Paliel
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Robert O'Brien
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Cam Ranh
Seventh Air Force
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