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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
3
Twenty three inmates cut through dormitory bars with hacksaw blades early Sunday and escaped from the Richmond city jail. One escapee was recaptured soon after. six more were recaptured or surrendered by nightfall. Two others faced charges of aiding the escape.
Winds of 120 mph tore roofs from more than a thousand houses and damaged the municipal hospital. The cyclone, about 20 miles from Port Hedland, weakened as it moved inland with no immediate casualties reported. The Christmas 1974 Darwin cyclone had killed 49.
Johena Glatt widow of slain desegregation expert Charles Glatt releases his 180 page plan for integrating Dayton schools. The proposal favors busing about 20 000 students with boundary changes school closings and school clustering while Neal Bradley Long faces murder charges. The plan bears Glatt’s title The Quest for Human Dignity in One America.
Shirley Greer Clark of Bosse Idaho organized a garage sale that raised about 300 for New York City's relief efforts. She started by sending 10 to Mayor Beame and said the event aimed to bolster public opinion and unite neighbors across the nation.
Pearl Bailey, two weeks into her U N diplo mat role, criticizes delegates from poorer nations for attacking the United States. The Broadway star of Hello Dolly and adviser to the American delegation with Ambassador Daniel Moynihan spoke on ABC News Issues and Answers.
Bush George Bush, chief of the U S Liaison Office in China, left Peking on Sunday to face Senate hearings in Washington on his nomination to head the CIA. He said he has no apprehensions about confirmation and will answer questions honestly, while declining to discuss CIA matters from abroad.
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