Chicago Police Hurt in Loop Parade Clash
A Chicago rally turned violent as radicals clashed with police at State and Madison, drawing in the Illinois National Guard. About 103 arrests were reported including SDS Weather Underground leader Mark Rudd. Police and 24 officers were among the injured, with hospitals treating several officials and bystanders. Rudd was seized at Haymarket Square after officers moved to arrest three rioters.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois National Guardsmen
Mark Rudd
Columbia University
New York City
Carson Pirie Scott & Co
State and
Madison
Rudd
Haymarket Square
Action Line answers Long Beach readers questions
Long Beach readers ask about Cal-Vet home loans and bond cash limits. A California Veterans Affairs spokesman says no cash to lend due to a 5 percent bond interest ceiling, though applications are still accepted. The Crosstown Freeway through Long Beach likely starts mid 1970s with routes and elevations under discussion.
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Long Beach
Cali
Cal-Vet
D.M
State Division of Highways
Garden Grove
Seventh Street
Orange County
Vermont Avenue
Harbor City
Colorado Lagoon
Anaheim Street
Anaheim
Wilmington
Harbor
Frank Sherlock
Walnut
Magnolia Avenues
Furniture for Fall: Mediterranean Influence Dominates
The fall furniture trend centers on Mediterranean and Spanish motifs with added accessories to boost mood and atmosphere. The Independent, Press-Telegram features a fall home furnishing section with ideas for redecorating and new accessories to complete the room setting.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Nixon Seeks Funds to Expand U S Merchant Fleet
The Nixon administration plans to ask Congress next week for about 300 million dollars in shipyard subsidies to mass produce modern cargo liners at roughly 30 ships per year and raise American flag share of foreign commerce to about 30 percent. The proposal, a major shift toward federal support, aims to revive domestic shipbuilding and operations, reflecting Nixon's pledge to restore the United States as a leading maritime power.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Congress
White House
Nixon
Lockheed
Seattle
United States
Southland's OWN SUNDAY Newspaper notice
Southland's OWN SUNDAY Newspaper Volume 19 Number 9 page item summarized from readable text.
Nixon Urges Bipartisan Push for Rapid Reform
President Nixon urged Congress to form a working partnership with the White House to push a broad legislative agenda. The plan includes draft reform, tax code changes, welfare expansion, social security boosts, crime and narcotics controls, and federal aid programs with new emphasis on equal employment enforcement. For the first time he proposed electoral college reform aimed at the 1972 presidential election.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Academic Assembly Drops Red Ban at UC
The University of California Academic Assembly voted 42 to 2 to overturn a 1950 ban on Communist Party members teaching at UC and approved a statement that a faculty member should be judged by professional qualifications, not political associations. Dr. Francis A. Sooy chaired the 52 member body.
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San Francisco
University of California Academic Assembly
Communist Party
Francis A. Sooy
Assembly
Belfast clashes rise after killings as British troops fire
In Belfast early today British troops opened fire on rioting Protestants after a policeman and a civilian were shot dead and at least 48 others wounded. Hospitals report 3 policemen 11 soldiers and 30 civilians wounded, some seriously.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
They Tried Black Capitalism in Long Beach Failed
A column notes the attempt at black capitalism in Long Beach ended in failure. The brief cites local figures and suggests implications for the community and broader economic strategies.
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Long Beach
Soviet Union Launches Two Man Soyuz 6 Into Orbit
Moscow reports Soyuz 6 launched into earth orbit carrying Lt Col Georgy S Shonin and Valery N Kubasov for extensive science experiments including welding metals in space. No docking with other craft was stated. Rumors link missions to future space stations while noting Soyuz 4 and 5 earlier demonstrated manned docking.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Georgy S. Shonin
Navy
Valery N. Kubasov
United State
The Easiest Way to Make Money Quote
A pithy quotation notes that wealth comes by forgetting who you borrowed from, reflecting a cynical view of debt and repayment in casual discourse.
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VOL
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California
New York Times Service
Jesus Gonzalez
AP Wireghote
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UCLA
Angela
L.B
Hershey
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Haynsworth
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