Eldridge Cleaver Exiles Seen Staying in Algiers
In Algiers Eldridge Cleaver and the Black Panthers remain exiled with no travel documents. Panthers leaders reportedly refuse return to the United States unless parole and trial conditions change. Authorities warn of possible parole violations and assault charges tied to California cases.
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Michael Goldsmith
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Associated Press
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Greeley Tribune
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William Eagleton
Scram Zers Puzzle With Built In Chuckle Fragment
A puzzle item presents an art studio scene and a quoted line about modarm art. The reader is asked to complete the chuckle by filling a missing word developed from step three in the sequence.
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Scram Zers
Paris Peace Talks Mock Nixon Claim War Will End
North Vietnam at Paris peace talks says Nixon plan to withdraw 50,000 more troops proves US will persist in Vietnam war. Spokesman calls Nixon admin corrupt and refuses to withdraw all American forces or renounce the Thieu Ky administration. Reports also note hijackings, coronaries, and grim widower death rates among midlife men in Britain.
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North Vietnam
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Vietnam
United States
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South Vietnam
Thieu-Kyl Khiem
Pee
Chicago Black Groups Propose Unofficial Curfew on Whites
A coalition of Chicago black groups and building trades unions urged an unofficial curfew against whites in Negro areas after the killings of Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. Mayor Daley and police say no curfew exists though tensions rise. The United Front for Black Community claims about 100 member groups have joined the protest, while opponents from the ACLU and other civil rights groups condemn curfew rhetoric as dangerous to civil rights.
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Jay Javo
Black Panther Party
A. Miller
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Richard J. Daley
Cook County
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New Policeman Is Philosopher
Roger Wertheimer, a moral philosopher, becomes a rookie patrolman for Multnomah County sheriff in Portland. He holds a Brandeis bachelor’s and Harvard PhD in philosophy, with a focus on semantics and morality. Wertheimer, 27, from Buffalo, is married with a child. his wife leads guidance at John Adams High School. He begins February in training, then patrols, while sheriff Holman welcomes a new objective viewpoint to reexamine department policies and concepts.
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Kernan Turner
Associated Press
Portland, Ore
Roger Wertheimer
Multnomah Counnty
Brandeis University
Harvard
Vieet
John Adams High School
Portland
Civil Service
Wertheimer
Stark
James C. Holaman
Christmas Is Enriched By Animals
A survey of animal roles in Christmas lore notes that Santa’s reindeer are not the only creatures central to holiday traditions. From oxen and donkeys in Bethlehem to birds, goats, and hushed legends across cultures, animals feature in nativity scenes, gift customs, and seasonal tales worldwide.
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