Slain Students and Rioters Mourned on U S Campuses
Memorial services were held on U S campuses for two youths killed Friday at Jackson State University Mississippi as demonstrators paused Indochina protests. About 500 marched to the campus and planted plywood crosses on the lawn in front of a women's dormitory where the two Black youths died in a barroom shooting near police. Benjamin is named in the memorials.
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Fires and unrest ripple across multiple frontiers
Fires burned near the park merry go round causing five more acres of damage after an earlier one acre flare up. In Sequoia National Forest Kern River Canyon 400 firefighters and six air tankers controlled a four day blaze over 400 acres with no injuries reported. Separately, memorials and campus disruptions spread to Jackson State, Augusta, Kent State and other campuses as protests and university closures intensified nationwide.
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Tennis Player Discovers Body Near College Courts
A man aged about 24 to 25 was found shot in a field near Golden West College tennis courts in Huntington Beach. A tennis player found the victim around 10:30 p.m. The deceased had a card reading L.A. Area and no other possessions. Police classify the case as homicide and believe the man was likely a hitchhiker robbed and dumped.
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My Lai Gls Say Army Prejudges
Two soldiers Pvt Max Hutson and Pvt Gerald Smith say the Army presumes guilt in the My Lai case. They accuse the service of denying them choice of counsel and of rushing to conviction. Civilian defense lawyers say the Army appears to railroad a guilty verdict.
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Live Wire Under Home Kills Man in Orange
A 49 year old man Harol Fields died after contacting live wires while under his house in Orange He was dead on arrival at Chapman General Hospital around 815 am Deputies say he was repairing a leak in an ice making machine after turning off the water main and crawling beneath the house to locate the water line source A second item notes Paul Snow 50 of Norco missing since about 3 pm after church hiking group in Angeles National Forest Cabin Flat area search by LASD helicopter and 40 deputies
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Santa Ana Man Killed On Sidewalk
A 2 year old Santa Ana man died after being struck by a car while walking on the sidewalk in the 400 block of Pega Avenue. Raymond R. Herrera 2403 S Evergreen St was dead on arrival at Orange County Medical Center. The driver, a 14 year old boy, was arrested and turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Burglars Break Into Esther Simon Home
Police report burglars forced open a kitchen door at 2207 Ocana Ave and stole jewelry valued at 800 dollars. The incident occurred Sunday as part of local crime activity.
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Ocana Ave
Refund dispute over $30 down payment for camera purchase
Downey residents Mrss J W and A seek refund from TPC Camera Supply after a refused $30 down payment refund. Judy Norton says refund is possible but options include a larger down payment to receive merchandise or other arrangements. A separate Q&A explains airfares rise with longer Europe stays due to ferry factor and empty flights.
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TPC Camera Supply
Beard Growth Debate in Long Beach Schools
A Long Beach reader questions a district policy on beard growth among teachers. The district spokesman says no bearded teachers are known, suggesting in effect host schools Wilson on Millikan and City College as locations. The note mocks the idea that a teacher’s appearance improves education.
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City College
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