Ten Most Wanted Fugitive David Sylvan Fine
FBI records list David Sylvan Fine among 11 persons on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives roster. A 1970 Madison warrant accused Fine and three others of sabotage, destruction of government property, and conspiracy in the Sterling Hall bombing at the University of Wisconsin.
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David Sylvan Fine
University of A Democratic Society
Wisconsin
Army Mathematics
Denateme
Nans
FBI
Madison
Wis
Dane County
Fine
Thousands of Youths Battle With California Police
Hermosa Beach saw a fireworks crowd turn chaotic as several thousand youths hurled rocks and bottles at officers. Around 12 youths were arrested and four policemen injured, with damage to several beachfront homes and police cars. Officers from six nearby cities aided the response, and order was restored by about 2 a.m.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Wally Moore
Moore
Hawthorne
el Segundo
Torrance
Gardena
Manhattan Beach
Resondo Beach
Rommel's Africa Corps Stalled En Route to Alexandria
A 30 years ago report noted Rommel's German Africa corps halted on the road toward Alexandria. The item highlights stalled advances and ongoing desert operations reflecting wartime conditions and strategic setbacks.
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Rommel
German Africa Corps
Alexandria
Boggs and Ford Leave Red China
U S Representatives Hale Boggs and Gerald Ford arrived in Hong Kong after a 10 day China visit. Ford said the talks with Premier Chou En lai and other leaders should expand U S China relations, with no details to be disclosed until a report to President Nixon. Boggs, from Louisiana, is Democratic House leader. Ford, from Michigan, is Republican leader.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Hale Boggs
Gerald Ford
China
Ford
People’s Republic of China
United States
Chou En-lai
Boggs
Nixon
Louisiana
Michigan
G.O.P
Burns Praises Price Controls On Inflation Fight
Arthur Burns, chair of the Federal Reserve, on a Latin American trip, credits Nixon wage and price controls with cutting U.S. inflation from about 5 6 percent last year to around 3 percent now. He expects 2 percent by year end and cites the United States as leading in anti inflation efforts among industrialized nations.
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RIO DE Janiero
Arthur Burns
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
U.S
Burns
United States
Lutherans Approve Major Overhaul in Church Organization
The Lutheran Church in America voted to restructure its operations, reducing 15 national agencies into four divisions to centralize leadership while expanding local input. President Robert J. Marshall called it cooperative planning to meet swift-changing times amid broader church reorganizations. Missouri Synod leader J A O Preus urged doctrinal consensus as essential for unity, noting external fellowship without shared gospel understanding harms Christ’s church amid their dispute with Concordia Seminary.
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Dallas
Lutheran Church In America
LCA
Robert J. Marshall
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
J. A. O. Preus
St. Louis
Christ’s Church
Missouri Synod
Preus
Concordia
Hungry burglar drops in at Castle restaurant
A hungry burglar crashed through the Castle restaurant ceiling and landed on a table. He threatened a janitor and prepared a ham sandwich before fleeing through the door, Spokane police reported.
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
Castle
Two More Men Executed On Irish Road
Belfast report notes two young men found shot to death on the road to Belfast airport, bringing Northern Ireland violence toll to 401 over three years. Eight others killed weekend. six Catholics, two Protestants. Speculation grows that attackers posing as taxi drivers target people by religion. An 18-year-old Protestant youth was shot early in North Belfast, and a 22-year-old Catholic wounded near his home.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Eisenhower Speaks to Cedar Rapids Crowd from Victory Special
About 15,000 listeners gathered at Cedar Rapids Union Station to hear Dwight D. Eisenhower speak from the rear platform of his Victory Special during a 20 year ago event.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cedar Rapids Union Station
Tanaka Named Japan's Prime Minister By Liberal Democrats
Kakuei Tanaka, a self-made construction magnate turned politician, is chosen by Japan's Liberal Democratic Party to be prime minister. He won the party presidency 282 to 190 on a runoff ballot and will soon form a cabinet for a three year term amid calls to repair U S ties and seek diplomatic relations with Communist China.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
China
Liberal-Democratic Party
Eisaku Sato
Takeo Fukuda
Tanaka
Diet
Ran
Takeo Miki
Masayoshi Ohira
Tanka
Humphrey Skippers Newsmen On Fourth Of July Boat Ride
Sen Hubert Humphrey hosted reporters at his lake side home in Waverly Minnesota and steered a pontoon boat equipped with a 100 horsepower engine during Fourth of July outings. Aides say he plans to rest up for the Democratic national convention and will attend a Humphrey family reunion at Wayzata Minnesota.
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Waverly
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wayzata
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Ivee Waanoucu Saug
Sterling Hall
University of Wisconsin
Army Mathematics Research Center
Atomic Energy Commission
Students For A Democratic Society
Fecter
Eugene Fieldston
California
Red
Party
Sato
Fukuda
Sen
Dial
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids Business College
2Nd Avenue
2Nd Street
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