Supervisors Let Singer Keep School
Monte rey County board votes 3 2 to let Joan Baez operate her Institute for the Study of Non Violence in Carmel Valley with limits. Enrollment capped at 20, weekdays 8 am to 6 pm, indoor classes only, no off site parking. Restriction follows five hour hearing with 300 attendees.
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Salinas
Monterey County Board of Supervisors
Joan Baez
Carmel Valley
Val Wes
Robert J. Pia
Tom Hudson
Miss Baez
Conspiracy Trial Klansman Denies Charged Slaying Links
In Montgomery federal court, FBI agent Lawrence G. Gettings testifies that Eugene Thomas 42 of Bessemer admitted being in the Selma Montgomery area for Klan activity the night Viola Liuzzo was killed. Co-defendants Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. 22 of Fairfield and William Orville Eaton 41 of Bessemer face conspiracy charges in the civil rights case.
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Ala
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Detroit
Admission Gettings
FBI
Thomas
Selma-Montgomery
Eaton
First Black Family Targeted in Oxnard Cross Burn Incident
Police report that the first Black family to move into a new Oxnard tract was targeted by a cross burning. A flaming cross was set on the lawn Monday night and extinguished by neighbors, according to officers.
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Oxnard
Sister Saved By Brother
In San Francisco seven year old Lorna Blair was near a gas heater when her nylon robe ignited. Her 11 year old brother Gordon grabbed her in the kitchen and smothered the flames with a large pan of water. She suffered second and third degree burns but survived thanks to his quick actions.
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San Francisco
Lorna Blair
Kathleen Blair
Gordon
Lorna
Earl Grimm
Ed de Kort
Tragic Tipp City Crash Kills Wife on County Road
Mrs. Elia Alice Hill, 49, of Tipp City, was driving to work when she turned around on a county road in southern Miami County and lost control, colliding with a tree. Her husband Bruce, en route home from Dayton, arrived at the scene and learned of her death.
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Tipp City
Ohio
Hove
Elia Alice Hill
Miami County
Bruce
Dayton
Mt Fuji Soil Sale Sparks Protest Over Souvenirs
TOKYO AP Yamanashi prefecture sells Mt Fuji soil and lava rocks in bags for 28 cents each as souvenirs. The Cultural Property Protection Committee opposes the plan warning mass theft risks from the peak’s materials.
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Tokyo
Yamanashi
Mt. Fuji
Cultural Property Protection Committee
Gemini 7 and 6 Astronauts Under Final Medical Checks
Gemini 7 crew Borman and Lovell undergo final five hour medical exams at Cape Kennedy ahead of a Saturday Titan 2 launch. Schirra and Stafford finish a lighter check three days before their December 13 liftoff. The missions aim at a historic rendezvous and include bone calcium and cardiovascular experiments to study weightlessness effects.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Loveell Jr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas J. Stafford
Borman-Lovell
U.S
Borman
Lovell
Hanes
Motherly Bandit Robs Bank of 1031 in San Francisco
A middle aged woman described as motherly robbed Crocker Citizens Bank at Geary and Hyde, handing a note demanding cash. She appeared to have a sharp object wrapped in a sweater. the teller surrendered 1031 dollars. Police seek suspect and license plate details while a second woman escaped with the getaway car.
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San Francisco
Crocker-Citizens Bank
Hath and Geary
FBI Reports Big Jump In Shoplifting
FBI reports shoplifting is the nation’s fastest-growing form of larceny with a 93 percent rise over five years. In the prior year police logged 184473 cases involving state goods worth nearly five million dollars. The FBI notes most shoplifters are women and explains professional thieves operate in department and specialty stores, often in pairs, with suburban outlets offering less security.
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Washington
FBI
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