Gunshot Deaths Indicate Americans 'Bloody Minded'
AP reports last week 30B people killed by guns in the United States. From June 15 to 22 there were 131 homicides 54 personal crisis reports and 16 accidental gunshot deaths nationwide. California led with 30 gunshot deaths, Illinois had 16 total deaths, and experts note persistent violence amid social friction and gun control debates.
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Associated Press
United States
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
Hugh Davis Graham
John Hopkins University
Ted. Robert Guer
Princeton
University
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Illinois
Graham
Offenses Reported Across Gill and Greeley Areas
Monday reports from residents include thefts of irrigation tubes from Wes Galloway Eaton, a purse containing $60 and a French passport from Ginette Andrade at the Kersey Inn, vandalism at Enco Service Station, a robbery of Gale Keil by two youths, and vehicle thefts and prowls. Additional losses include a 1969 Harley Davidson, tools, a gas engine, and a coin collection.
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Wes Galloway
Eaton
Ginette Andrade
11Th St
Kersey Inn
Ray Sanderson
Gill
Sherdff
Enco
Ray
Gale Keil
18Th St
Greeley Tribune
20Th St
Gene Clinton Piel Jr
Kingman
Harding
2Nd Ave
Bruce Miller
26Th St
Dean Timothy
Northern H Colorado Grain Co
16Th St
Buffalo skull with embedded arrowhead found near Lamar
Lamar resident John Bellar uncovered a bleached buffalo skull southwest of Lamar containing an implanted flint arrowhead while searching for Indian relics, offering proof that buffalo and Indians once roamed the southeastern Colorado plains.
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Lamar, Colo
Lamar
John Bellar
Colorado Plains
Bellar
Wallace Campaign in Low Gear Gets Going on July 13
Anti Maoists Maoist Struggle Is Continuing By Jack Nelson of the Los Angeles Times reports Wallace supporters from diverse backgrounds remain ready to aid 1972 efforts. They view him as a strong leader who could fix national ills, prompting Nixon aides to watch Wallace’s ongoing campaign machinery and potential southern expansion.
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Wallace
Jack Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Atlanta
George €. Wallace
Houston
Yakima
Wash
Whites House
Nixon
South
Kirkman O'Neal
Floyd Paxton
Tokyo
Birmingham
Rene Retine
Maxoists
Neel
China
Peking
Paxton
John Birch Society
Alabama
National Council
Southeast
People's Daily
Stary
Imunists
Johnson
American Party
Richmond
Taylor Hardin
Hardin
Saigon
Air Force
Joseph J. Medden
Denver
Cole
Frank D. Hale
Weirlon
West
South Vietnam
Redden
National Guild
Holly
Wood
LIRR Train Collision Hurts 73 Passengers at Penn Station
A Long Island Rail Road collision at Penn Station left 5 dead? 70 injured and disrupted service as trains from Hempstead and Babylon backed into halted units. In Queens a separate short circuit fire halted another train injuring six. The LIRR carries about 600,000 daily riders.
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New Youn Cary
Longstand
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan Terminal
Queens
LIRR
Penn Station
Hempstead
Babylon
Wallace campaign looks to regain momentum in 1970 bid
A long World War II era style political piece notes Wallace backers expect stronger fundraising and ballot access in all 60 states, with four key factors aiding a 1970 run. It highlights campaign directors, donors from Alabama and Holston, and mentions public events in Richmond and Cincinnati while detailing internal party organization efforts.
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Mike) Bresnahan
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Women's Auxiliary
Brentwood
KODAK
Pornson
Ellis & Capp Equipment CO
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Holston
Jim
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Ita Anan
Derry Castle
Enderby Islan
New Zealand
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George Bent
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Bob Montana
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