Black March claims of attendance as raids unfold in Chicago
Organizers say attendance at the schools was down while police report 75 students leaving Banning High School for a sanction rally. The day saw gunfire, multiple Panther raids and 21 arrests as officials in Chicago and Washington consider investigations into police actions and potential federal review.
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UCLA
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
America
Leon T. Ralph
Bill Greene
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Greene
Washington
Chicago
Black Panther Party
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Boy and mother injured in Long Beach bomb blast
A Long Beach boy 15 and his mother 48 were hospitalized after a bomb he was making exploded in their upstairs apartment. Jack Kalata was experimenting with potassium chlorate and sugar when the tube blew up injuring his hand and face while Bertha Kalata suffered a foot wound.
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Jack Kalata
Bertha Kalata
Long Beach Bilvd
Lakewood Hospital
Author Jailed for Clobbering Wife With TV
Menlo Park police arrested 46 year old author David L Hoggan Thursday after he struck his wife Inge 49 on the head with a portable television. He faces felony wife beating resisting arrest and assault with a deadly weapon charges. She was treated at Stanford Medical Center for a skull fracture and low in spirits. The daughter, 16, called police to their home.
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David L. Hoggan
Inge
Stanford Medical Center
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Senate Approves Major Tax Bill Provisions Outlined
Senate approves a 585 page tax reform package with raises in exemptions and benefits, extended surcharge through 1970, 15 percent Social Security increase, higher minimum benefits, 60 retirement option, repealing most investment tax credit, tax on foundations, higher capital gains rates, college expense deduction starting 1972, disability work costs deduction, and senior medical expense deduction. It also tightens oil depletion allowance and adds minimum income tax while expanding trade powers and targeting near poor relief.
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U.S
Senate OKs Tax Reform Sparks House Senate Clash
The Senate backed a tax reform plan after a heated debate with House leaders who wanted to trim ornaments from the bill. Rep Wilbur Mills signaled support for some exemption increase but not in 1970, fearing Nixon budget impacts. The House bill would cut taxes by 4.5 billion over three years, with rates 14 to 70 percent lowering to 13-65.
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Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Nixon
Congress
HOUSE
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol Hill
George Murphy
Rcalif
Voting rights bill debate splits parties in Congress
The House debated a sprawling voting rights bill with Republicans split over its reach and a 1965 act. Democrats largely oppose administration plans for nationwide examiners and new voting protections while supporters argue it preserves progress. leaders warn of backsliding without broad changes.
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House
White House
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Inquest Into Mary Jo Kopechne Death Set for January
Edgartown Massachusetts Judge James A Boyle set the inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne for January 5. Officials expect the proceeding to last four or five days. The inquiry concerns the car accident involving Senator Edward M Kennedy last summer.
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Mary Jo
Edgartown
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
James A. Boyle
Seoul Jet Hijacked to North Korea
A South Korean YS-11 turboprop airliner was hijacked Thursday and forced to land at Wonson Port in North Korea. The incident drew swift condemnation from Seoul and prompted an emergency cabinet session. The Red Cross was asked to help secure the 46 passengers and four crew members release, while talks with Panmunjom and the Korean Armistice Commission were demanded. Most aboard were believed Korean. one American, Duane R. Kinas, was aboard but switched to a military flight. The hijacking is described as piracy by Seoul officials.
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South Korea
UPI
Wonsan
Park Chung Hee
International Red Cross
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Dickens
Duane R. Kinas
Downers Grove
Kinas
U.S
Ambulance Bill Mixup In Labor Department Case
A Long Beach reader reports an ambulance bill filed against the U.S. Labor Department compensation bureau. The bureau agreed to pay though the bill was improper, but Goodhew Ambulance Service continues billing the borrower and offers to bill the bureau directly if requested.
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U.S. Department of Labor
J.G
Long Beach
Goodhew Ambulance Service
Labor Department
City College parking time limits prompt student concerns
A Long Beach student questions 1 and 2 hour parking zones around Long Beach City College. The writer argues without time limits the Douglas workers would fill spots all day, forcing students to park farther away or not bring cars.
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Long Beach
Long Beach City College
Douglas
C.D
P.A
Independent Per Per Month Year Carrier Delivery
Per month rate details show costs for carrier delivery with a Sunday single copy option. The fragment lists S250 and $42.00 as amounts, but no clear headline or complete context is provided for full interpretation.
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