Oakland Protesters Sing Carols on Way to Jail
Hundreds of pacifist demonstrators were arrested at the Oakland Induction Center as they sang Christmas carols and carried umbrellas and daisies. About 7,400 demonstrators, including a Stanford student body leader and other volunteers, faced police during the peaceful protest.
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Darrew
Oakland Armed Forces
AP Witaphota
Oakland
UPH
California
War Re
Roy Kepler
Los Altos
Joan Baez
Kay Boyle
Lawrence Fersinghetti
Gary Goodrow
Tornadoes and Storms Ravage Alabama and Southwest
Severe weather sweeps across Alabama towns including Huntsville and suburbs with leveled homes and collapsed trailers. In the Southwest, up to 5 feet of snow paralyzes Arizona and New Mexico areas with drifts up to 15 feet trapping families and delaying rescues.
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Huntsville
Gallup
N.M
Air Force
Chinle
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Window Rock
Aviz
Western New Mexico University
Gilyer City
Jet Rams Market Crash Ties Tucson to Air Force Jet
A Phantom jet from Nellis AFB on a training mission crashed during evening rush near Cactus Shopping Center in Tucson. Four planes departed the base. one suffered power loss and plummeted onto the market area, igniting a massive fire that injured and trapped shoppers as 400 rescuers worked through the wreckage. Witnesses described flames and water-drenched lots as authorities secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Afb
Dallas
Tex
Air Force
Arthur Barleycorn
Tucson
Cactus
Terry McDonald
University of Arizona
KIKX
Robber Cuffs Three at Inn Kitchen Then Flees With Cash
A well dressed gunman cuffed three people to a steam table in the Yankee Pedlar Inn kitchen and escaped with more than $6,000 from the safe and cash register after waiting at the bar. He forced manager Michiel St. Angel barler Michale O'Halloran and cashier Marie Sholer into the kitchen and cuffed Wun to the Bible before taking the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
UPI
Thetother
Michiel St. Angel
Michale O'Halloran
Marie Sholer
Court tightens picket limits in Hearst strike
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ralph Nutter strengthened restraints on Herald-Ex picketing during the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild strike. Pickets must stay at least seven feet apart, cannot door-picket entrances or trespass on company grounds, and cannot threaten or follow Herald-Examiner employees. Publication continued with skeleton editions. publisher George Hearst denied strikebreaker payments while unions report hire of strikebreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Herald-Exateiner
Los Angeles Newspaper Guild
Hearst-owned
Superior Court
Ralph Nutter
Trevald-Examiner
Herald-Examiner
Skelton
George Hearst
Jim Collins
Testimony in Kirsehke Case Deliberations Continue
Jurors in the Kirsehke murder case continued private deliberations after a 1 hour 7 minute reading of testimony. The suspended deputy district attorney claims the suspect was en route to a Rotary convention in Las Vegas when the murders occurred. Deliberations reached 19 hours and 40 minutes with breaks for lunch and meals at the motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Las Vegas
Superior Court
Kathleen Parker
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Alabama
Farley, Gurley
Empire and Mountain Gap
Ala
O A
Greyhound
Deming
Lordsburg
US. 66
Clines Corners
W.M
U.S. 54
Corend
I. Ee
Warren Bennington
City Department
Davis-Monthan
McDonald
Pressmen's Union Local 18
Hieraidxaminer
Portland
Miami
Oklahoma City
Collins
Norillion
International Typographical Union
Building Service Employes, Stereotypers Local 58
Machinists Lodge 94
Engravers Union Local
Hearst
Robert Rupert
Newspaper Guild
Independent, Press-Telegram
Kirsehke
Kentucky
BOURE
Mlines
Alt Fastiu
HAY CO
Suricou
Boschon
Co.mnetontae
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