Indefinite Leave Mentioned for a Force to Go On
A report notes a three year period described as leaving a force to operate indefinitely despite potential challenges. Details on the organization and location are unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
4
SDS a Catalyst for Campus Unrest Claims
Philip R. Manuel led a year long study for the Senate investigations subcommittee. He cited SDS as openly Communist and capable of mobilizing up to 40,000 followers, with 317 chapters and 6,000 to 8,000 members. Authorities noted real violence attached to campus disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip R. Manuel
Senanai Ge Tolement Investigations
SDS
Hie
Sivehbin
Swann
Rae
Radical
Girl's Body Found in Pink Flowered Blouse
Police investigated a child’s death after a girl was found in a pink flowered blouse. Officers and 18 investigators worked the case in a three-room suite as they pursued witnesses and a white car sighting.
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Mary Mount Opticant Cat Cocams
Theis Atten
New Canaannaan
Paul Torey
Devophy
Wsrbabe
ceOmNlYababhian Bor
Two Student Activists Face Subversive Board Hearing
Two men claim to have served as FBI informants and face questioning at a Subversive Activities Control Board hearing. William T. DiVale, 27, UC Los Angeles graduate anthropology student, and Harry are among those involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FBI
Subversive Activities Control Board
William T. DiVale
University of California At Los
Harry
Disjointed Local Placenames and Odd Figures Surface
Fragmented lines reference multiple places and numbers including Okishome City and Jacksonville areas, a Los Angeles population figure of 32 917 444, and scattered names and dates. The text also includes a request about a birthday gift and a political confession snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okishome
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Powell Seeks Supreme Court Ruling on Exclusion
Fragmentary text indicates a dispute over an illegal exclusion of Powell and a court duty to define the law. Powell mentions plans to seek further action, noting a previously paid sum and a contentious legal question surrounding the November decision.
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Powell
Supreme Court
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