San Francisco Man Arrested Over Humphrey Threat Call
A 31 year old locksmith was jailed after a telephone bomb threat aimed at Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey during his visit. Four arrests tied to the incident include threats heard on KGO and charges of inciting to riot and battery against others.
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San Francisco
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
KGO
Sam Quinn
Quinn
York Street
Steen A. Rivera
E. Rivera
Hone
Obrera Social Centre
Mission District
Stephen M. Weissman
Berkeley
Stephen Kessler
Weissman
California Commonwealth Club
Sheraton Place
John N. Beck II
L A Sit-ins Extend Overnight in East L A Board Office
Demonstrators from Mexican American student groups occupy the Los Angeles Board of Education Offices overnight after a sit in protesting conditions at East L A schools. About 35 to 40 people remain past 6 p m as Rev James E Jones signals a plan to ease tension by forming a dialogical conciliatory group to advise the board.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Sal Castro
Lincoln
James E. Jones
Castro
County Grand Jury
East Los Angeles
Jones
Jury Chosen for Long Beach College Demonstration Trial
A jury and two alternates were selected Friday for the trial of five California State College at Long Beach students on charges of disturbing the peace and failure to disperse during a May 29 campus demonstration. Trial begins 9 a.m. Monday in Municipal Court before Judge John C. Spence Jr. The defendants are Richard V. Anthony Byron T. Brooks David E. Carman William J. Ruch Jr. and Carol Sue Roderick, among 42 arrested in a campus mill-in protesting the cancellation of a sex statue exhibit by CSCLE graduate.
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California State College At
Long Beach
John C. Spence Jr
Richard V. Anthony
Byron T. Brooks
David E. Carman
William J. Ruch Jr
Carol Sue Roderick
CSCLE
Nixon Debates and Campaign Tour Across South
Nixon spurned Humphrey debates while touring Kentucky Tennessee and Florida. In Chattanooga he praised the Tennessee Valley Authority and visited Chickamauga Dam. He urged southern voters toward Wallace and outlined plans to improve safety and advance opportunities for black and white Americans. He spoke to 5,000 people and distributed a statement on American Indians.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Wallace
Humphrey
Nixon
Chattanooga
Chickamauga Dam
Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington
Debates Loom As Nixon Wallace Clash Shapes Campaign
Humphrey calls Nixon a “managed candidate” and pushes for televised debates to expose substance. He targets Nixon’s image with criticism of advertising hype and worries over a lack of unrehearsed interviews. The report also notes a Stanford professor’s decomposed body found and an FBI case about a $500000 tapestry theft in Hollywood.
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George Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Madison Ave
Portland Civic Auditorium
John F. Kennedy
Fortas Fortunes and Dirksen Shift in Fortas Nomination Battle
Dirksen opposes cloture on Fortas Supreme Court nomination while Fortas defends rulings on obscenity. Mansfield delays decision as Senate weighs debate limits and possible secret session after evidence from Judiciary Committee.
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McClellan
Senate
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Fortas
Man Faces Hearing in Stepdad's Death
Long Beach man Robert Mooney 25 was held without bail after allegedly shooting his stepfather Charles Dixon 33. Preliminary hearing set for Oct. 11, Dixon died after leaping through a second floor bathroom window. Mooney surrendered two hours later following the incident at the family home.
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Long Beach
Robert Mooney
E. 19Th St
Mooney
Charles Ochis Dixon
Dixon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lew Lyons
Ken Schack
Vital Statistics Notice of Local Deaths and Ages
A brief death notice column lists multiple local residents with ages and addresses including Calvin J. W., 42 of Crest, Frederick 81 of 1054, Phillip M., 80 of 5321 Rey, Norwalk Jonn W., 62 of 609 Blend Drive, Irma 67 of 3429 E. An, and other names, all dated Thursday.
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W. Ster
Calvin J
Frederick
A J
Phillipied Fria M
Rey
Reae Si
Norwalk
Thursda Orvmer
Jonn W
Blend
Sion
Seal
D — Irma
E. Aneicobard
Lakewood Man Denies Truth In Kidnapping Case
A 39-year-old Lakewood man, Robert Lee Dacy, accused of kidnapping a Beverly Hills banker’s son for 250000 dollars, tells Beverly Hills Municipal Court the real truth hasn’t been told. Dacy pled innocent to kidnaping and was ordered held for Superior Court arraignment on charges including assault on FBI agents.
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Lakewood
Beverly Hills
Robert Lee Dacy
Tanglewood St
Stanley Stafford Jr
Stafford
Dacy
Los Angeles
FBI
Paul Chamberlain
Joanne Stafford
Raymond F. Crigger
Leonard S. Wolf
Crigger
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Carla Griggs
Associated Press
Friday Dirksen
Sen
John Stennis
Dmiss
Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Stepdad
Glenn E. Thomas Leasing CO
Anaheim
Dooley
Westinghouse
FPD
Bert Bond
NEW
Frigidaire 2-Door
Bond's
Eer Ray
4Th St
IBM
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