Stanford rally trimmed as exiled professor blasts president
At Stanford a noon White Plaza rally drew about one dozen participants. H Brae Franklin, English professor fired for urging violence, labeled president Richard W Lyman an intellectual fraud and claimed the university caters to the ruling class. Afterward demonstrators moved to the old Student Union and staged a sit in until deputies cleared them at 5 30 p m
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Five crewmen rescued after Baja California boat mishap
The Olancho rescued five crewmen from the sinking Anna Marie after a Tuesday night incident 50 miles south of San Diego. A sixth man was found dead in a second small boat. Coast Guard officials said the sinking occurred so fast the crew did not know what happened, with identity withheld until kin notification.
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Teens claim abandoned baby found at hospital steps
Yosemite rangers said a newborn girl found Monday on hospital steps at Lewis Memorial Hospital in the park has been claimed by her parents. The parents are minors, so their identities were withheld. The infant, wrapped in a blanket, is reported in good condition.
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Dentist Guilty Of Draft Evasion Conspiracy
Dr. Bernard Bender a Los Angeles dentist was found guilty by a federal court jury on one conspiracy count and two counts of aiding others to evade the draft for fitting young men with unnecessary braces to claim ineligibility. The jury deadlocked on three charges and acquitted Bender’s son Lawrence on conspiracy charges.
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Canada air strike enters tenth day amid stalled talks
Ottawa officials kept a wait and see stance as Treasury Board negotiators and the air controllers union pressed for relief measures. Talks held for about three and a half hours with more sessions planned for 10 a m today as the dispute over back to work legislation lingered.
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Norway King Olav V Ill With Pneumonia
King Olav V of Norway is ill with pneumonia and admitted to Rikshospitalet in Oslo. The king had a quiet night but felt better next day, with a temperature around 102. He is 68 and recently returned from Copenhagen after attending the funeral of Frederik IX.
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Walter Winchell Hospitalized In Los Angeles
Walter Winchell has been hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center with spokesmen declining to reveal the illness or condition. The famed columnist, 74, whose work appears in the New York Mirror, reportedly entered the hospital on November 1 with the hospital offering no further details.
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Belfast bomb kills civilian at Castlewellan police station
A bomb exploded at Castlewellan police station in Northern Ireland killing one civilian and seriously injuring another. Police found a second bomb and disabled it. The attack raised Ulster’s death toll to 215 over five years and was among several explosions in the Castlewellan area. No injuries reported from snipers at Londonderry posts.
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Lana Turner Testifies in Fraud Case Over Husband Support
Lana Turner testified that she gave her seventh husband Ronald Dante 35000 to stay with her after canceling an Indianapolis engagement. She said they separated the next day and she is suing for 34000, accusing him of fraud while both cases are heard together.
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Ex-senator Hayden dies at 94 in Arizona
Former Arizona congressman Garland T. Hayden, a Democrat who held six House terms then Senate service and led the Appropriations Committee, died Tuesday night in Mesa at age 94 after a hospital stay for dehydration. Born in Hayden's Ferry, he helped secure the Central Arizona Project and will lie in state at the Arizona Capitol before services at Arizona State University. He is survived by nephews and grand-nieces and nephews. his wife Nan died in 1961.
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Raiding Florence Home Uncovers 21 Skull Remains
Italian police found 21 skulls stacked in a closet during a raid on Mario Carlini's home. Carlini admitted stealing the skulls from graves and selling them to customers who asked for them.
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Nixon peace plan draws mixed reactions from lawmakers
Republican leaders praised Nixon's speech as a measured step toward ending Vietnam war while warning against total surrender. Doves and some Democrats urged caution and pressed for conditions, versus others who praised the proposal as a forward move amid a politically charged debate.
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Family of 1st POW impatient with Nixon speech
The mother and sister of Lt Cmdr Everett Alvarez Sr., the first U S prisoner of war in Vietnam, voiced disappointment at President Nixon’s remarks. They criticized the speech as having many strings attached and argued the war would not end with troop withdrawal as long as bombing continued.
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Fragmented text from 1920s Bay Area notice page
Readable fragments describe a local publication in Hayward California with garbled names and addresses including port and publication info. Mentions Daily and bureau circulation notes, box numbers, office phones, and generic publishing terms. No coherent event or person details emerge.
Thieu backs Nixon eight point peace plan in Saigon speech
President Nguyen Van Thien endorsed Nixon proposed eight point peace plan calling it a path to a just lasting peace in Vietnam. He urged elections with Communist participation and proposed international supervision though initial translation differences altered criteria. Thien did not rule out his own candidacy and faced Communist insistence on arms devolution.
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Woman lifts 7000-pound car to free trapped boy
Nawfork Kentucky Mrs Norbart Seay lifted a 7000 pound Pinto off her son Mark 11 after a traffic accident. Mark suffered head and shoulder injuries and was in hospital. Mrs Seay described freeing him from under the car while a neighbor noted the family Irish setter became ill in the front seat.
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Nine Die In Cincinnati Nursing Home Fire
In Lincoln Heights Cincinnati suburb a fire at Green's Nursing Home killed nine elderly women as firefighters battled the blaze for hours in bitter cold. Aide to Mayor Jamies Lawry cited a passerby saving one person while authorities and Red Cross confirmed the victims were all women. Local coroner expected up to 20 patients. the cause remained undetermined as crews searched rubble.
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