Mental Patient Shoots At Radio Station In San Francisco
Lawrence Kwong, 25, a patient at a psychiatric center, fired at KGO radio after believing broadcasts manipulated his mind. He wounded Benjamin Munson, 47, then killed himself near the Civic Center. Jim Dunbar escaped unharmed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lawrence Kwong
Jim Dunbar
Dunbar
KGO
Kwong
Benjamin A. Munson
San Rafael
Calif
Civic Center
Munson
San Francisco General Hospital
KGO Radio
KG Radio
Jerome Waldie
D. Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Waldie
Robert Neuman
Hobart Nelson
Hawaii
Weather Outlook For Central Plains To Mid Atlantic
Showers and thunderstorms are expected from the Central Plains shifting to rain across the Middle Mississippi Valley the Ohio Tennessee Valley and portions of the Middle Atlantic States. Showers or thunderstorms are likely from the southern Tennessee Valley to the Gulf Coast with minimum temperatures listed for many cities including Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver and others.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohio-Tennessee Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Tennessee Valley
Gulf Coast
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Duluth
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Luis
Washington
Association Meeting in Wheeler Church Monday
The Sullivan County Association for Retarded Children and Adults will meet Monday October 1 at Wheeler United Methodist Church across from the airport.
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Sullivan County Association For Retarded
Wheeler United Methodist Church
Community Fall Fundraisers and Sales Weekend
A series of Sept events across Kingsport area communities includes Bargain Bonanza sales at Civic Auditorium on Sept 24, yard sales at Sunrise Baptist Church Sept 28 29, Altrusa rummage sale Sept 29 at Hart Tile, and multiple church bazaars, chicken barbecues, carnivals, bake sales, and turkey shoots from Sept 28 29. Proceeds support church, youth, and community projects.
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Civic Auditorium
Sunrise Baptist Church
S. Wilcox Drive
Altrusa Club
Kingsport
Hart Tile
Cherokee St
Valley View Community Club
West Carter's Valley
Church Hill
Fall Branch Raritan Club
Fall Branch School
United Methodist Women of Ketron Memorial United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Bethel Ame Zion Church
Maple St
Kappa Delta Alumni Association
Sheffield
Essex
Preston Forest
Orebank Pta
Miller's Department Store
Colonial Knights Optimist Club
Optimist Park
Colonial Heights
Moreland Dr
Kingsport Junior Woman's Club
Southland Shopping Center
Gray Optims Club
U.S
Sid
United Methodist Women of
Firebriefed Fire at Sterchi’s Warehouse Couch Fire
Kingsport Fire Department responded at 5:27 p.m. Thursday to Sterchi’s Warehouse at 122 Clay Street for a fire in an old couch beside buildings. Apparent cause a discarded cigarette. No damage reported.
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Kingsport Fire Department
Sterchi
Clay Street
Administration Supports Popular Election Proposal
Washington based report notes Nixon administration backing a plan to abolish the Electoral College in favor of a nationwide popular vote. Assistant Attorney General Dixon warned Congress would compromise presidential independence if it could pick a president after a no candidate reaches 40 percent. Dixon urged runoff or state by state proportional methods as fairer options.
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Washington
APS
Nixon
Senate
Robert G. Dixon Jr
Congress
Dixon
House
Ex POW Miller protests Pentagon over reputation still unclear
Washington UPI ex POW Miller fights to clear his name after charges were dropped. Miller’s attorney plans a San Francisco news conference while Pentagon officials warn against public accusations of other POWs. Navy Secretary Warner moved to retire Miller and Wilber in the best interests of the service after mutiny and aiding the enemy charges were dismissed.
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Pentagon
Navy
John W. Warner
Miller
Tustin
Calif
Walter E. Wilber
Columbia Cross Roads
Warner
Legal Warner
Ured
Wilber
Naval Service
Dynamite and weapons found in suspect's car outside town
Byron de la Beckwith, twice tried for Medgar Evers's 1963 murder, was arrested at a roadblock with dynamite in his car and a pistol in his waistband. Police defused the bomb. searches uncovered a carbine, rifle parts, and ammunition. Beckwith faced charges of attempted aggravated assault, concealed weapon, and attempted arson.
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New Orleans
UPI
Byron de la Beckwith
Medger Evers
Frank Hayward
Police Department
Beckwith
Ku Klux Klan
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of the Confederate Pioneers
de la Beckwith
Evers
Jackson, Aliss
Bowater Cuts Newsprint Allocations Amid Shortage
Bowater Paper Corp tightens deliveries due to a newsprint shortage affecting mills in the U S and Canada. The company plans a price increase likely by January 1 raising northern U S and eastern Canadian prices to about 190 a ton, with southern markets at 183. Pro rationing targets customers over 230 tons yearly as rail strikes and production problems constrain supply.
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Old Greenwich, Conn
UPL
Bowater Paper Corp
Sita Tan
U.S
Bowater
United States
Kingsport publishing names and subscription details
The Kingsport Times and Kingsport News publish schedules and prices for home delivery and single copies. It lists morning and evening options, weekly rates, holiday observances, and access to wire services while warning against republication without owner consent.
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Kingsport Times
Kingsport News
Kingsport Puniiohing Corporation
Lynn Garden
Scott Treante
Kingsport Tennescoe
Uniad Presa International
Chicago Daily News
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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