Rennie Davis Charged Over Rights Conspiracy in D.C.
Rennie Davis, May Day Tribe leader, held on a 25 dollar bond on conspiracy to deprive others of civil rights. Dr. Benjamin Spock released after disorderly conduct arrest linked to antiwar demonstrators blocking the W Street Bridge. Abbie Hoffman and protes tors faced lesser charges. Davis cited a 1948 Ku Klux Klan law and 1968 statute on interference with federal facilities or workers.
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Al Capp Resting Comfortably After Collapse in Arkansas
Cartoonist Al Capp, creator of Lil Abner, is resting at Boone County Hospital in Harrison Arkansas after collapsing from exhaustion. Capp, 61, was admitted Sunday and sat up in bed awaiting possible release Wednesday, according to his son Kim Capp.
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Brenner Furniture Debuts Velvet Kroulder Sofas and Chairs
Brenner Furniture announces new velvet Kroulder sofas and chairs with crushed velvet finishes. The store promotes velvet as the fashionable, durable, easy to clean option, inviting customers to visit tomorrow to view the latest home furnishings.
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Grover Cleveland Listed as 22nd and 24th President
The roster of presidents refers to Grover Cleveland as the 22nd and 24th chief executive due to nonconsecutive terms. This unusual counting arises from Cleveland's two nonconsecutive presidencies and standard historical numbering.
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First US bike patent issued in 1866 to Pierre Lallement
The first bicycle patent in the United States was issued in 1866 to Pierre Lallement, a French inventor, marking a milestone in Ansonia Connecticut and American industry.
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Harvard Library Becomes Nation's Largest Academic Library
Harvard University Library, holding 7.6 million volumes, is the nation's largest academic library. Yale University holds the second largest collection, followed by the University of Illinois in third place.
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Everest Named For Sir George Everest
Everest is named after Sir George Everest. An attempt in 1953 to reach the summit is noted. Saint Tomatius is symbolized by a lion in religious art, referencing his martyrdom in the lions’ arena.
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