Karenga and 3 supporters indicted in assault case
Los Angeles AP report says black militant leader Karenga and three co defendants face county grand jury charges of felonious assault and conspiracy over torture like injuries to two 20 year old women, Deborah Jones and Gail Davis, at his Inglewood home May 8 and 10. The four were arrested after appearing on traffic offenses, with bail set at 8,250 dollars. Police say weapons included caustic chemicals and electric shocks. The women were reportedly beaten and one subjected to burns from a hot iron.
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Robert Lemieux
Montreal
FLQ
Gregs
Wixternal
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
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Sharp
Claude Montin
CKAC
Cleiter
Montin
CREM
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Moutin
Carlier
Edward Heath
Cross Werea
Possivle
Montreat
Irs
Gross
Los Angeles
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Karenga
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Deborah Jones
Gail Davis
Ley
Reputy
Richard W. Huecht
Red Gover
Louis Smith
Luz Maria Tanvayo
Officcers
Miss Davis
Cambodia to become republic after unanimous vote
Cambodian parliament votes to scrap the monarchy and declare a republic with Friday as the effective date. National Assembly and Senate approve a new flag, a civilian lag, and promotions for generals who ousted ex-king Sihanouk, while severing ties to his government in exile.
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Phnom Penh
Asabella
National Assembly
Senate
Cambodia
Ttrinee Norodom Sihannuk
Lan Rabsill
Sihanouk
Peking
Deficit Outlook for Medi Cal Faces Large Shortfall
Los Angeles reports deficits in the Medi Cal program may reach as much as 100 million dollars this fiscal year. Dr. Ralph Burnell, president of the California Medical Association, warns political expediency and fiscal pressure have compromised the program. He cites funding lag as caseloads and demand for health services grow beyond available resources.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Burnell
Califo Medical Association
Burnell
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Cal
Elevators eyed for BART stations in private buildings
A BART committee heard a report proposing elevators to aid handicapped riders at two stations. Oakland officials cited space limitations at Broadway sites near 12th and 8th streets and said they are coordinating with land developers to install elevators inside nearby buildings.
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Ban Francisco
UPI
Oakland
Bay Area
Broadway
1201
1H Street
Italian Divorce Bill Draws Fresh Senate Haggling
Rome sources report Senate party leaders in secret session debate a controversial bill to introduce divorce in Italy for the first time. Christian Democrats oppose the bill and seek amendments forcing return to the Chamber of Deputies with guarantees of prompt action. Proponents seek stronger judges’ inquiry, child hearings in divorce courts, and higher alimony for innocent spouses.
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Rome
Senate
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Christian Democcratiic
Chamber of Repulies
Jewelry Theft At Dallas Contractor Home
Four masked gunmen robbed a Dallas contractor and his family, seizing jewelry valued at about 350000 dollars. Victims included J Williams and F Wagner, both building firm executives, their wives, and two young daughters. The haul included rings worth 47000 dollars and a 3000 dollar wrist watch, plus two shotguns. Police said about 500 dollars in cash per person was taken.
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Dallas
Onliée
Frederic Wagner
Williams
Thomas Willingham
Insr
Wagner
Fiariniers
Thadditinn
Leftist general seizes power in Bolivia in La Paz takeover
Leftist forces led by Gen Juan Torres ousted President Alfredo Candia and took over La Paz amid street celebrations. Gen Rogelio Miranda’s conservative junta members fled. Torres pledged a people’s revolution with pillars of farmers workers students and armed forces. Torr es’ force occupied the presidential and municipal palaces with little resistance.
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Bolivia
Juan Dose ‘Forres
Tary Couvilian
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Torres
Miranda
Threranan
Fernands Saltori
Bn Ather
Fa Pan
Hom
Tivo
Ollie the swinger owl near Oblong home
Ollie the orphaned owl enjoys swinging on a tractor tire outside the Jack Wade home near Oblong I. The Whies adopted Ollie six months ago after his mother was found shot. Ollie’s playmate is Mull the cat, and they dug for red feathers on Wade’s patio.
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Jack Wade
Oblong
Whies
Ollie
Mull
Whde
Arrest Made After Knife And Shotgun Found At Airport
A man attempting to board a TWA flight to San Francisco at International Airport was stopped by a U S Marshal using a metal detector. An unloaded sawed off shotgun and a 1 inch knife were found in his luggage. He was held on charges of carrying a firearm aboard a passenger aircraft. Authorities suspect another man was traveling with him and are interrogating a second detainee once the plane arrived from Los Angeles.
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CPA
International
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Vanessee
T. Jahnson
U3. Marshal's
Frank Bill
San Francisco
Donald Bruce Wowin
TWA
Los Angeles
San Francisco International
San Mateo
Sex change suit upholds divorce to marry as woman
A 47 year old Navy veteran formerly known as Buddy Martin seeks a divorce to marry as Deborah Hartin after undergoing transsexual surgery last April in Casablanca. Hartin, father of a 15 year old daughter, says his wife abandoned him in 1957 after three years of marriage and that the naval marriage occurred while he served to escape discomfort among sailors. Hartin plans a post divorce life as a woman and aims to work as a lecturer on transsexualism.
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New York
Casablanca
Deborah Hartin
Buddy Martin
Hartin
Racially troubled schools reopen amid tensions in AC Mich
In AC Mich, the four high schools reopen after a shutdown following disturbances tied to the shooting of four white youths. Police reported rock throwing and vandalism on the South Side, with six arrests and six injuries. An East Side incident led to three Black men being booked for concealed weapons.
Prank by white students angers blacks at Oakland U
About 250 black residents staged a sit in at Oakland University dining hall after two white male students wearing bizarre costumes frightened black coeds. The association of Black Students presented 13 demands including prosecution of the white students. Oakland County prosecutor and campus officials found no grounds for charges. Enrollment stands at 7,000 plus.
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Rochester. Mich
CUPI
Oakland University
Association of Black Students
Vandenberg Hall
Semble
Earl Gray
Oakland
Oakland County
Crisis of confidence sinks U.S.-Russia summit hopes
London sources say a renewed crisis of confidence between the United States and Russia has scrapped plans for a four power summit with Nixon and Soviet Premier Brezhnev. Kosygin's New York visit appears off, Grushko will attend, and a date for the meeting has been delayed.
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UPI
United States
Russia
All Hut
Vrogiden Nixon
Seviet
Alewel WN. Rosin
Kosygin
New York
United Nations
Mixon
Andrei A
Five-murder suspect captured in Florida coastal town
Henry Thomas Ashley, 27, of Portsmouth Virginia, charged with five murders in New Port Richey, Florida. FBI agents arrested him at a Jacksonville bus station after a fugitive warrant was issued. The killings, including two couples and a teen, appear linked to a robbery motive. Bodies found at a tavern and on a nearby beach. footprints tied suspect to scenes.
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Richard Laplante
Andrew J. Dore
Philip Vaiana
New Port Richey
Laplante
Raen
Paseo County
Basil Gaines
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