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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1969

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Panthers Accuse Police Harassment in Civil Rights Report

The ACLU report says the Black Panthers faced illegal police harassment and rights violations nationwide with no evidence of a federal conspiracy. It notes police drives against the Panthers while denying a national, coordinated campaign. The Panthers allege 28 members were killed by police in two years.

New York American Civil Liberties Union Black Panthers ACLU Metro Panthers

Protest at St Basil's Church Demands for the Poor

In Los Angeles, about 300 people led by Bishop Arturo Parrilla Bonilla staged a peaceful outdoor mass outside the $30 million St Basil's Church on Wilshire Boulevard. The protest, linked to Anglo-American Catholics and Catolicos por la Raza, urged greater archdiocesan spending on housing education and aid for the poor, amid tensions over church funding and a prior Christmas Eve clash involving Mexican Americans.

Los Angeles St. Basil's Church Wilshire, Bouleward Artulio Parrilla Bonilla Christ Parrilla Bonilla Puerto Rico United States Catolicos Por la Raza Catholics For Peoper Catolicos Pod la Raza St. Basil’s John Urban James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Mark Day Cesar Chavez William Davis

Poet Nash voices post office woes in New York Times

Ogden Nash, noted American humorist, complains that stamps stick poorly and require cellulose tape to stay affixed. He jokes that the post office should supply Scotch tape with every 100 stamps and laments wanting to return to 1902.

Post Office New York Ogden Nash Nash New York Times

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