Predicting Race Violence in U S Schools Across the Nation
The Lembert Center at Brandeis University warned that fall reopenings at colleges and precolleges will likely see racial disorders nationwide. The 78 page report cites April disturbances after Dr. King’s assasination and urges immediate talks between school officials and black community leaders to prevent violence.
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Waltham, Mass
UPI
Lembert Center For the Study of Violence
United States
Brandeis University
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
King
Lemberg
National Guard
Lawyer Bares Death Warnings in Newton Case
In Oakland the defense for Huey Newton faces murder charges after a letter threat to kill Newton's attorney Charles Garry is disclosed in court. Garry urges a mistrial citing hate atmosphere. judge Friedman denies, trial to continue. The letter signed KKK promises death within ten days after trial.
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Huey Newton
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Charles Garry
Superior Court
Monroe Friedman
Tides and Temperatures Forecast for Long Beach and Vicinity
Overnight lows and daytime highs forecast across coastal and desert areas. Gusty winds, variable cloudiness, and scattered drizzle in offshore waters. Temperatures reach upper 80s to 100s in inland valleys with cooler coastal conditions.
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Ednesday
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Mexican
Revolt Not Riot In St Petersburg Negro Unrest
A Negro leader says three nights of violence in the central Negro district are a revolt not a riot. City Manager Lynn Andrews reports easing tension but declares a state of emergency with beer and liquor sales banned and gasoline restricted in a 29 by 25 block area. Marvin Davies of the Florida NAACP warns the troubles will spread citing police brutality as a cause while Andrews denies brutality. The clashes left about 60 arrests, 20 injuries, and $200000 in property damage as police, sheriff’s deputies, firefighters, highway patrol, and a 300 man National Guard stand by.
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Obituary Notices and Birth Announcements Event in Hustington Beach Area
Obituaries list multiple residents with ages and addresses dying on recent dates including Eleanora Allbright 46 Hustington Beach, Arthur Bodine 92 Santa Fe Sprions, Dora Ant 90 Magnolia, and Belle Cunningham JS among others. Birth announcements at Memorial Hospital Eaton and local homes report several new babies with parent names and residences.
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Belcher Ave
Downey
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How's Your Hearing Model of New Hearing Aid Given
An offer promises a free true life size replica hearing aid for those who hear but do not understand words. The device weighs under a quarter ounce and sits at ear level with no body lead wires. The ad urges readers to write for a free model with no cost or obligation, while supplies last. Hearing Aids, 5230 Clark Lakewood 90712.
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Lakewood
Commuter Tax Battle Grows Between SF and Five Counties
San Francisco led by Mayor Alioto faces a regional clash with Alameda San Mateo Santa Clara Marin and Contra Costa as a one percent commuter tax plan looms. County chair Robert E Hannon proposes Brown Bag Day to pressure SF businesses with potential $14 million lunch-spend loss.
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UPI
Joseph Alioto
Robert E. Hannon
Alameda
Hannon
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Marin
Contra Costa
Alsoto
S F Court Delays Gun Law Action
San Francisco appellate court issued a writ delaying Superior Court action on the city's gun registration ordinance. The order allows continued $1 per gun registrations but halts further court moves pending a ruling on constitutionality. Deputy City Atty. Lowery said enforcement of registrations may continue.
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State District Court of Appeal
Superior Courts
William R. Lowery
Daniel R. Shoemaker
John Galvan
Amphetamines Stolen in Weekend San Carlos Burglary
Police investigated a weekend burglary in San Carlos where thieves took amphetamine drugs valued between 160000 and 330000 dollars on the black market.
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San Carlos
Police urged to reopen probe into narcotics beating case
UPI reports Sacramento Narcotics Enforcement Bureau chief John Storer asked San Francisco Police Chief Cahill to reopen an investigation after exoneration of two officers in the beating of undercover agent Myron A. Gilbert. Patrolman Elbert Boyd faces suspension over the June 24 incident in Haight Ashbury.
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UPI
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Thomas Cahill
Elbert Boyd
Haight-Ashbury
Myron A. Gilbert
Raymond Musante
Gilbert
Offer Slum Kids Tutors in Math
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a bill creating a 15000 program to tutor slum children in advanced mathematics. Assemblyman Paul Priolo said experimental programs show disadvantaged students can grasp sophisticated concepts when taught properly. The UC contract with districts will use graduate math students as tutors.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
The
University of California
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