Alaska health official shot in San Francisco in Tenderloin incident
Dr. Ralph Williams 57, director of laboratory services for Alaska Health and Welfare, was shot five times in the head in San Francisco. He delayed seeking care 15 hours after the assault, believing he was roughed up by two men. Police and doctors described bullets in the brain and skull base, with one near the neck. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital for treatment.
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Williams
Alaska Department of Health and Welfare
St. Mary’s Hospital
Drive For Non White Teachers Is Endorsed
The Fox Valley Human Rights Council urged Appleton area schools to hire more non white teachers. William Herziger presented five supporting reasons including student contact with non white educators and preparing society for civil rights. Charles Buchanan said Appleton already aims to hire without discrimination.
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Charles Buchanan
Marine Lance Cpl. Craig M. Wrobel Serving in Vietnam
Marine Lance Cpl. Craig M. Wrobel son of Mr and Mrs Merlin Wrobel of 1208 S 26th St is serving with a Marine maintenance battalion in Vietnam. The unit provides field maintenance for equipment used by Marine combat units in the five northernmost provinces of South Vietnam.
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Craig M. Wrobel
Merlin Wrobel
S. 26Th St
South Vietnam
Minn. Couple Victims Of Murder Death By Own Action
A suburban Minneapolis couple are dead in an apparent murder suicide. The Hennepin County sheriff found Mrs. David M. Knutson, 50, shot at the Knutson home on Lake Minnetonka. Knutson, 51, died soon after. a .38 pistol was found near the bodies.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin
AMC Retail Sales Jump In Early May Period
American Motors Corp reports that the first 10 days of May set a new high for the current model year with deliveries up 24 percent from the same period in 1967. Through May 10, total sales reached 95,642 units vs 79,689 in 1967, marking the 14th straight period of year over year gains.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
AMC
Ex-Newsman Named Education Liaison for State Colleges
ST. PAUL AP Thomas K. Kelly former assistant city editor of the Minneapolis Tribune was hired as assistant chancellor for educational relations by the State College Board. His salary is 19000 dollars annually. He will establish and maintain liaison with public and private colleges in the state.
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Thomas K. Kelly
The
Minneapolis Tribune
State College Board
Kelly
G. Theodore Mitau
Milsap Fails To Win Back Poverty Post
About 35 supporters stormed an OIC Milwaukee meeting to reinstate James W. Milsap as poverty project director. The board, citing insubordination concerns, upheld its prior decision not to rehire him 11 to 0. An audit of OIC finances was ordered and results expected next week.
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James W. Milsap
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Poverty Project
Milsap
Negro Assistance Organization
Wisconsin
Walter Hoard
OIC
Demands Outlined to Congressmen by Poor People Campaign
Leaders of the Poor People’s Campaign met 70 members of Congress in Washington to outline jobs housing and antipoverty demands with cost estimates up to 30 billion dollars. Abernathy pledged nonviolence and called for broad support as protests near Lincoln Memorial gather.
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Fred T. Harris
D-Okla
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D-Ky
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Washington
Midwest
Three Students Expelled Over Long Hair in Kenosha
A Kenosha high school board expelled three students Dennis Radic 17 Dennis Snider 16 and Ralph Pfaff 15 after they refused to cut their hair. A court had ruled suspensions beyond three days illegal while not ruling on expulsion.
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Kenosha School Board
Dennis Radic
Dennis Snider
Ralph Pfaff
Revisions Render Unicorn as Wild Ox in Bible
The updated Bible text replaces the word unicorn with wild ox in earlier translations. Scholars note the shift reflects Hebrew terms and historical animal references.
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