Rights suit claims free speech at Presidio base
In San Francisco AP report Riepero Presilla Sitio lead five CCCOWR protesters sue the US Army alleging violations of free speech and press. Three were charged July 25 with unlawful entry into a military reservation. government later barred entry to the Presidio until further notice. The suit seeks to declare the order and related statute unconstitutional. Two others had distributed a leaflet and left the base in protest. A preliminary hearing is set for Oct 2.
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British jail protests spread across five prisons
Inmates protest from rooftops and exercise yards across five British jails for a fifth day. Rioting caused property damage at a coastal prison and fires on the Isle of Wight. Demonstrations center on prison conditions and a new unofficial inmate trade union, while guards press for tougher discipline and even wives staged a show of support outside a jail wall.
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Autopsy sought in death of Shirley Sublett
In Corte Madera UPI reports an autopsy is requested in the death of Shirley Sublett. The Kansas City mother with ten children is connected to a home in an apartment of Mr. and Mrs. John Smothsky. Sublett, previously a nurse in their home, was well known in local Baptist church circles.
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Two Die in Freeport Texas Chemical Plant Blast
Two workers were killed and fifteen injured in a chemical plant blast at Freeport Texas. The incident occurred when a perfume ingredient chemical mixture exploded in a room where workers were present. Plant manager George Mustafa said the same chemicals had not exploded in past mixes. Victims named include David E Laughlin of Angleton Texas and others identified as Hoot and Alevin.
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Cocaine Ring Busted Seizure Hits 4.5 Million
Venezuelan narcotics detectives and Interpol arrested two Cuban, a Frenchman, and two Venezuelans three days after a major cocaine haul. They seized 4.5 million dollars worth of cocaine, the largest in Venezuela. Interpol confirmed the operation targeted European and Panama-based agents. Police in Caracas described the network as highly active.
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Planes study tropical storm Carrie near Atlantic
The National Weather Service said conditions favored a slow rise in Carries strength while the storm remained near 50 mph. Data showed winds 50 mph within 30 miles of the center and a lowest pressure around 12 millibars. Forecaster Neil Frack noted Carrie would stay on a northerly course through late today or early Saturday as research planes monitor gale winds and marine hazards.
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Local man reports marijuana growth on vacant strip
A resident photographed a weed-filled strip in front of an odd arch, then reported the marijuana plants to federal narcotics authorities. Investigators later confirmed the suspected drug site and noted a nearby cannabis and coca presence, with harvest activity observed.
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Ockland Police Official Set for New Post In 1948
The Oakland police official will join the late west police force in 1948 earning 5 089 a year in his new role. Upon retirement in October he will also receive half of his city salary of 25 050 annually, based on 25 years service.
O Brien conflict with campaign. McGovern aide denies quitting
Political roundup reports O Brien unhappy about disorganization in McGovern campaign with signals he may quit. An aide denies plans to resign as campaign chair as McGovern presses to fix structure before Labor Day. Nixon continues talks in Hawaii, with Meany neutral on the race.
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Jury Drops All Charges After Dance Verdict in Houston
In Houston Texas two topless dancers Brenda Andrews 21 Jeft and Edith Hall 30 faced a jury in an 8 courtroom. They performed before the jury with a Chuck Berry record and strobe lights to show the act was not lewd or obscene. The jury agreed and dropped all charges.
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Eagleton calls Clark Hanoi trip improper
Senator Thomas Eagleton criticizing Ramsey Clark for his Hanoi trip says Clark was not duped but made an improper tip. He criticizes Pierre Salinger and Daniel Walker travel, notes Sharper remarks amid McGovern campaign strategy, and warns trips may shape voter perceptions ahead of the November election.
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Meany denounces Nixon plan harming workers in Labor Day speech
AFL CIO President George Meany charged that Nixon economic policy shifts create a double standard favoring the rich while wages stay down and prices rise. He urged a Congress friendly to workers and did not name McGovern, urging support for working people over privileged elites amid inflation and unemployment concerns.
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Vasectomy danger claim nixed by New York expert
New York urology chief Dr. Joseph E. Davis rejected a Washington report linking vasectomies to chronic diseases. He said no scientific confirmation exists and that antibodies against sperm have no proven link to arthritis or multiple sclerosis. Davis urged the procedure remain a safe, permanent contraception option.
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California officials weigh accrual accounting for tax cuts
Sacramento AP reports Controller Flour nyot proposed a shift to accrual accounting to free cash for tax cuts and new programs. His task force seeks law changes on computing surpluses and the working capital reserve, noting prior withholding boosted receipts and altered cash flow.
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Financial aid cut ends health program for Hunters Point residents
A fiscal crisis in a federally funded community health program forced a two week halt to medical and dental aid for thousands in Hunters Point Bayview Sun Valley and Visitacion Valley. Payments for services dropped from 13000 to 2000 per month. HEW funds are tight and plans to resume at lower levels.
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Daily Reviews Stanek aben ed cortinrotie OF THE MDERANCEWS
The Daily Reviews appears to be a damaged OCR passage noting staff titles and a dated publisher line. Readable names include Merl Sper and Wikkom Chicate with unclear roles. The fragmentary item provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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