Beaten For No Reason Suit Says At DNC Raid
Three former McCarthy campaign workers sue Chicago city police Hilton Chicago and staff for $1.2 million alleging they were dragged from beds at the Conrad Hilton during the August Convention raid, beaten, sprayed with mace, and denied warrants or arrests while facing harassment and medical treatment.
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Chicago
CDN
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Conrad Hilton
Chorge Yumich
Joh Warren
New York City
Steven Shear
Sherman
McCarthy
Two Freshmen Lawmakers Make Big Noise In House
NASHVILLE UPI. Victor Ashe age 24 and Richard Kreig age 22, Knoxville freshmen Republicans, have sponsored more bills than any other pair in the legislature. They push to abolish costly license tags, promote Republican board representation, streamline boards and commissions, elect lieutenant governor, and ease constitutional amendments. Despite early agitation, their most lasting impact is their role in the legislative process as they mature, earning respect from peers and presiding over the House last week.
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Knoxville
Victor Ashe
Richard Kreig
Ashe
Kreig
General
Knox County
Tom Jensen
Jensen
Allied negotiators look forward to 16th Vietnam peace session
Paris reports allied negotiators anticipate the 16th round of Vietnam peace talks with cautious optimism about a possible shift in Communist bargaining posture. U S and South Vietnamese delegates held inter-delegation meetings, while Le Duc Tho and Nguyen Thi Binh returned from Hanoi Peking and Moscow. Officials warned changes may take weeks and months of bargaining.
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Paris
UPE
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Nguyen Thi. Binh
National Liberation Front
Tha
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Senate approves James E Allen as Education Chief
The Senate confirmed Dr. James E. Allen as U.S. Commissioner of Education and assistant secretary of Health Education and Welfare on a 55 to 15 vote despite opposition from a southern bloc led by Sen. Strom Thurmond. Allen pledged to take a firm stand in favor of students while aligning with education goals, including opposition to busing as a tool for desegregation.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Strom Thurmond
James E. Allen
U.S
New York State
Carolina
Grat Fey Gonertelon
South Carolina
Republican
Nixon
Labour protests over price hikes for teeth and glasses
In London Labor Party members protest government increases in National Health Service costs as voters criticize the timing. Across Britain Labour loses council seats amid discontent over higher prices for false teeth and eyeglasses, while the Liberal party gains two council seats.
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Labor Party
London
UPI
Parli
Ament
Britain
National Health Service
Mid
Labor
Richard Crossman
Anh
Mamlay
Liberal Party
Gee Pelasees
Kirby
Wilson
Huyton
Loney
Pilsen Rises in Protest Over Allied Liberation Anniversary
Police and troops drove away about 5 060 demonstrators in Pilsen who shouted USA recall for the 24th anniversary of liberation from the Nazis. Water cannons, high pressure jets, and baton actions dispersed students and crowd scenes faded after midnight.
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Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
UPI
USA
Tudvik Svoboda
Nbs
Pilsen University
Tomas G. Masaryk
Czechoslovak Republic
Unclear text fragment on company and holiday timing
The readable parts describe a publishing schedule by Kiticg Corporation in Tennessee and related costs served on a Sunday holiday. The rest is garbled, mentioning a Christmas service day and a New Year's Baye. Specific names, dates, or locations are obscured.
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Ard
Morden
Kenasoach
Two Men Hijack Plane To Cuba
Two well dressed men armed with a pistol and knife hijacked a National Airlines jet from New York to Miami and forced it to fly to Havana Cuba. The aircraft with 75 aboard landed back in the United States after the hijackers released. Passengers recounted the calm takeover and the cockpit door confrontation before the plane departed for Miami. The hijackers remained in control during the Cuban stay and ordered the pilot to return to Miami.
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Miami
UPI
National Airlines
Cuba
New York
United States
N. Marion
J. ‘Gagnon
Ith
Uavana
Pretts
Nancee i
Havana
Dess
Dennis
Dayer
Hialeah
Fla
Robert
Ried Isadore Lazarus
Pitman
Queens
N.Y
Sherhe
Cubalyou
Edward R. Hodgson
Siami
Wince
Hodgson
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Bination
North Vietnam
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Cen
Ernest N. Harmon
22Nd Army Tank Corps
Pilsenete
Pilsenets
Pereanniel Placement
Manacement Recmuiliers
Don Share
Volunteer Park
Bristol
Orca Liberatore
Management Recruiters International
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Transit Authority
Amar
Manila
Juan Ponce
Alejo Santos
Cumberland Capital
Smgsport
Fort Henry Dr
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Buick
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