Read A Good Book Lately and California Prose in 1970
A mixed literary snapshot reviews Read A Good Book Lately and California life in 1970. Irene Kampen's tale follows a 45 year old returning student amid protests and protests, while Calder Willingham’s Providence Island portrays shipwrecked survivors. Curt Gentry’s Last Days of the Late Great State of California blends seismology and state history with personal anecdotes. The piece also notes sunbelt driving rules, courtesy, and odd California anecdotes including Joe Pyne and a highway tale. News item closes with Ray pleading guilty in Tennessee.
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Providence Island
Calder Willingham
California
Curt Gentry
Three-Year-Old Killed In Fire Left Home Alone
In SUTLER Pennsylvania a three year old girl Mary Beth Murray died in a fire that destroyed a rural frame dwelling. The father had taken six brothers to church the day of the blaze while the child's mother worked. Chicora volunteer firemen recovered the child’s body from the charred remains in Fenellon about ten miles east of Butler. The cause of the fire was listed as unknown.
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Haifa Mayor Abba Khou shi Dies At Seventy
Haifa Israel longtime socialist mayor Abba Khou shi died today at age seventy after eighteen years leading the city. Under his tenure Haifa became Israel’s largest industrial city and port. In other items, Ray’s latest lawyer J B Stoner from Savannah said his Ku Klux Klan ties could aid Ray’s case. Memphis comments allege King spoke against his own death with national impact and local leaders condemn his statements.
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Abba Khoushi
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Savannah
Ray
J.B. Stoner
Shelby County
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Memphis
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Robert B. James
Arms Trade Big Business Surplus Weapons Flood Market
Jefferson-era scope of weapon surplus outlined by Louis A. Frank, Stanford Research Institute economist, detailing how U S Soviet and Chinese arms from the Vietnam era will populate a vast postwar market. He cites 11 1 billion in new and used arms sold 1962 65 and notes NATO Japan and Nationalist China as major recipients.
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Indonesia
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China
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