Birth after sex-change operation shocks Charleston scene
A British-born author Dawn Langley Hall Simmons 39 and her husband John Paul Simmons 25 claim a miracle birth a daughter born Sept. 16 in the Midwest following a sex-change operation at Johns Hopkins last year Doctors had said pregnancy impossible Simmons vows to reveal the child to Charleston's Battery society She is the former foster daughter of Dame Margaret Rutherford and linked to Gordon Langley Hall in pre operation life The piece also notes wage strikes and a large glass shop loot event in Quebec and Montreal area with police actions and property damage by youths
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Charleston
S.C
Dawn Langley Hall Simmons
The
Battery
Simmons
Margaret Rutherford
John Paul Simmons
Eight Charged Over Montreal Police Strike Violence
Eight men were charged in connection with violence during Montreal's police strike amid five hours of arson, vandalism, and looting that left two dead and millions in damages. The walkout prompted provincial forces to maintain order after legislation ordered officers back on duty.
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Montreal
Quebec
Cpl
Robert Dumas
New Find Gives Hope to End Many Diseases
AP Science Writer Ralph Dighton reports Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Stanford says a repair enzyme DNA polymerase can fix radiation damaged DNA in chromosomes and might later alter their makeup. He warns changes could affect future plant, animal, and human generations. He notes enzymes could be delivered by viruses.
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Ralph Dighton
San Francisco
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University School of Medicine
American College of Surgeons
Kornberg
Peking reacts to rumors of Soviet military moves
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Beijing bristled at Moscow rumors of a preemptive strike on China’s nuclear arsenal. China warned that any raid on strategic sites would trigger war and revolutionary resistance while agreeing to deputy foreign minister level talks to preserve the status quo on the China Soviet border. The statement followed denials of war plans and scrutiny of Moscow rumor sources, including Victor Louis.
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William L. Ryan
Peking
Moscow
China
Nclear
Kremlin
Russia
Mostow
Victor Louis
al Yearold Louis
Vitaly Lui
KGB
Alexei Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Moratorium on War Planned by Arkansas Students
Some Arkansas college students plan Vietnam observances next Wednesday as the nationwide Moratorium on War unfolds. Programs include speeches, letter writing, parades, panel discussions, songs, letter readings, and memorial services for war dead at Arkansas colleges such as the University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Little Rock, Arkansas State, Hendrix College, and others.
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Breess
Calleges
Arkansas
Herbert Rule
Vietnam
University of Arkansas At
Inmate Sentenced for Contempt in Arkansas Trial
Federal Judge J. Smith Henley sentenced George Reves, a Tucker Prison Farm former inmate, to six months for contempt after he refused to answer questions in the Ernest L. Fletcher trial in U8 District Court. The sentence will be added to his 15 year bank burglary term at Fort Leavenworth. Reves cited self incrimination concerns.
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Little Rock
J. Smith Henley
George Reves
Tucker Prison Farm
Ernest L. Fletcher
Jonesboro
Reeves
Federal
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Henley
Two Disappear Like Houdini From Fire Scene
Hollywood AP reports two men vanished from a long vacant Houdini home during a brush fire on a hillside. Firefighters and police arrived to find the fire set near the mansion site. officers fired shots as the men fled over the hill. The blaze was extinguished with no damage to nearby homes.
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Hollywood
Harry Houdini
Hendrix College to Host Lawmaker Speakers
AM&N and Texarkana Junior College plan activities with at least one legislator. Rock, a Democrat, will speak at Hendrix College along with former legislator Sim Brandon of Little Rock, also a Democrat.
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Am&n
Texarkana Junior College
Rock
Hendrix College
Sim Brandon
Little Rock
China abandons broad claim to vast former territory
Tokyo AP reports Communist China will discuss border issues with Russia in Peking. China says it does not demand the return of territory annexed by Czarist Russia and seeks to have treaties deemed unequal, shaping the boundary line in the Far East.
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Tokyo
China
Russia
Peking
Soviet Far East Maritime
Vladivostok
Sinkiang
Radicals clash with police in Chicago protests
About 500 demonstrators fought with police on Chicago’s Far North Side and at Lake Shore Drive near the Drake Hotel as the Weather Underground faction of the SDS launched a four day action. Two gunshot victims, Marshall Berzon and Elizabeth Gardner, were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Nine others injured. 46 men and 19 women were arrested on disorderly conduct charges during violent clashes that spanned Clark Street, Lincoln Park, and surrounding areas.
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Far North Side
Marshall Berzon
Connecticut
Elizabeth Gardner
Seattle
North Side
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Lake Shore Drive
Michigan Avenue
Drake Hotel
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S. District Court
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East State
Division
Nive
Clark Street
Hve
OW Town
Lacoln Park
Berton
Miss Gardner
Weathermen
SDS
New Left
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