Cleaver Refuses to Surrender for Return to Prison
Eldridge Cleaver said he will not surrender Wednesday to return to Vacaville as a parole violator. He recalled his two months at Vacaville as harder than eight years in prison and said he will not go back.
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Boy Bitten by Coyote at Campsite in Death Valley
Las Vegas boy Cary Brown, seven, received antirabies shots after a coyote bit his hand during a camping trip in Death Valley. Rangers searched for the attacking animal as Cary and his brother Darwin slept near their family car.
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Winds Diminish After Weekend Storms Across Southland
Gusts up to 70 mph lashed the San Fernando Valley and coastal Los Angeles as storms spurred outages and naval delays. Long Beach saw 48 mph, with forecasts easing to about 12 mph today. A sailor, David Lenhardt, was rescued after 20 miles adrift when his sail tore in 40 knot winds near Santa Catalina. Air officials predicted no smog in the Southland today.
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Oil platform ship sinks after listing in ocean rescue at sea
The Triple Crown oil drilling support ship sank after listing while moving the Blue Water II platform leased by Humble Oil Co. Skipper George Gaskill of Sunset Beach was rescued aboard the Pacific Saturn. at least six of nine crewmen were feared trapped. Two empty life rafts and a life jacket were later found by rescuers.
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Thieu delays in sending reps to expanded Paris talks
The text notes Thieu has consistently refused to send a delegation to Paris for expanded talks due to the NLF at Hanoi's side. The United States and Saigon do not recognize the NLF while Hanoi and the NLF reject Saigon's legitimacy. A Washington Hanoi agreement created a side outside formula for talks. Thieu's willingness to send a delegation after stalling offers limited optimism for early progress. Two American recon planes were downed over North Vietnam but not seen as jeopardizing the formula.
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Trustees Ponder San Francisco State Crisis Handling
Trustees consider how Smith administration managed the San Francisco crisis. The speaker warned of potential decisive action but expected the board to choose a proper solution and restore order. Murray’s suspension sparked anger from Black Student Union and faculty, a campus strike followed, and Dr. Smith closed the college on November 13. Classes resumed last week amid renewed campus violence. An all college convocation is now underway to air grievances.
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Truman in fine health, no Parkinson's says personal doctor
Dr. Wallace D. Graham, Truman's personal physician, said Monday night that former President Harry S Truman does not have Parkinson's disease and is in fine health. The physician spoke after reports of Truman's health concerns in Kansas City.
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Pancaked Jet Will Dock Today
Salvage officials say a Japan Air Lines DC-8 that splashed down in shallow bay waters will be brought ashore today via a seaplane ramp at the Coast Guard station. The 107 passengers and crew were unharmed and later evacuated.
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Mississippi John Hurt revival and life in Avalon to Newport fame
Mississippi John Hurt rose from rural blues in Avalon to rediscovery at the 1963 Newport Jazz Festival under a quiet persona and worn work clothes. He died November 2, 1966, and is buried in Ava lon, Mississippi, with a reputation for solitary artistry and a short rise to prominence.
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Court Rules Free Speech Not Violated in Boycott Charge
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that the indictment of 13 Mexican-Americans over high school boycotts last March does not abridge free speech. The ACLU plans an appeal, arguing the conspiracy charges exceed First Amendment protections and could mean up to 36 years in jail per defendant.
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Hair Stylist Leaps From Bay Bridge
SAN FRANCISCO. Charles Louis Apodaca 22 of Alameda a student hair stylist plunged 165 feet to his death Monday from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Police said Apodaca whose body landed on the roof of Pier 26 was the bridge’s 74th known death by own action.
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