U N Y Labor Chaos and Global Military Moves
U.S. jets bomb coastal targets in North Vietnam amid a limited 36 hour truce as prisoners are repatriated. The New Jersey shelking North Vietnam shifts to DMZ duties while Saigon weighs de escalation talks. Elsewhere Greece arms aid resumes, Arias leaves Panama, and New York endures a citywide labor strike affecting schools and public services.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Washington
Hanoi
U.S.S. New Jersey
Dmz
Mom challenges draft for non person son in California
Palo Alto mother Evelyn Whitehorn argues an 18 year old cannot be registered for the draft without parental permission, citing California law that 18 year olds lack full legal personhood. She says Erik is on probation for an antiwar protest and opposes military service. The draft board took no comment.
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Palo Alto
Evelyn Whitehorn
San Jose
Erik
Priest Pleads Innocent in Tax Case in Los Angeles
A Roman Catholic priest, Robert Daniel Niklibore, 37, pleaded not guilty to charges of failing to file U.S. income tax returns for 1963 1964 and 1965 totaling about 120000. He lived under two names including Father Nikliboro and Robert Drew Rand while heading Boys Town of the Desert and owning a Palm Springs home.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Robert Daniel Niklibore
William P. Gray
Niklibore
Father Nikliboro
Banning
Independent Classified Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Independent lists contact numbers HE 5 116 and HE 2 5959 and shows publication Tuesday October 22, 1968 as Vol 31 No 210. It notes daily except weekends at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach California with court adjudication and historical filing details.
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Sixth St
Pine Ave
Long Beach 12
Calif
Long Beach 2
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Kipawa man charged after hotel robbery ends with arrest
Charles Dandy, 22, of Kipawa, is charged with armed robbery after allegedly stealing $1 007 from a Kipawa hotel Sunday and holding seven captives at gunpoint for 35 minutes before police arrived during the confrontation.
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Kipawa
Ore
Charles Dandy
Country Joe and the Fish Members arraigned in Keen NH
Five musicians from Country Joe and the Fish faced marijuana charges in Keen District Court after a Sunday arrest on Main Street near Franklin Pierce College. Mark Ryan and Charles Loring IV faced possession charges with $2000 bail each, while Barry Melton Joseph Mac Donald and William Belmont were charged as being in the presence of illegal drugs. Sir Oswald Mosley, age 71, released a 520 page autobiography titled My Life, asserting his continued presence in Britain’s political landscape.
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Keen
N.H
Main Street
Franklin Pierce College
Mark Ryan
Charles Loring IV
Berkeley
Barry Melton
Joseph MacDonald
William Belmont
San Francisco
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