Angela Davis Arrested Sought In Kidnap Murder
Angela Davis, a Black militant and philosophy instructor, held on $250,000 bail in a California courthouse shootout case that killed a judge and three others. She faces murder and kidnapping charges and a hearing was scheduled for Friday. Additional arrests included David Au and others linked to harboring a fugitive.
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Ted Cronyn
NEW York
Angela’ Davis
California
Miss Davis
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
University of
U.S
Earle N. Bishop
Hery
James Tormey
Dim Outlook for Near Future in La Crosse Firms
An informal La Crosse Tribune survey shows heavy layoffs and bleak near term prospects. Kenneth Kavanaugh cites August unemployment at 2,700 with September likely higher than 8 percent. Local industries report sizable cuts including 125 at UOP Norplex, 725 at Trane Co, and 300 at La Crosse Garment. Building trades hit hard. 40 of 160 electricians and 75 of 320 carpenters unemployed. One firm, G Heileman Brewing, adds workers due to Blatz acquisition to boost outputs. Some manufacturers, like La Crosse Rubber Mills, report stability. others see work year tendencies tied to inflation and economy.
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Robin Thompson
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Kenneth Kavanaugh
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Kavanaugh
LaCrosse
James Staats
UOP Norplex Division
General Motors
Trane Co
Gene Brislin
la Crosse Garment Manufacturing Co
Brislin
la Crosse Cooler Co
Earl Ramsey
Orlando R. Nessius
The
la Crosse Building and Construction Trades Council
Nessius
Nixon
Tribune
John Sherman
Blatz
Bomb Damages Harvard Library
A bomb blast heavily damages Harvard University's Center for International Affairs in Cambridge. Leaflets tied to an antiwar protest preceded the explosion, with no injuries reported. Police estimate damage around 40000 dollars as security tightens nationally amid a wave of bombings claimed by radical groups.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Center For International Affairs
U.S
Harvard
Radcliffe
Harvard Square
Students For A Democratic Society
Weatherman
SDS
Cambridge
Harvard Center
Archibald Cox
Cox
University Ce
Joseph Saiato
Southeast Asia
C.F.I.A
U.S. Army
Center
Harvard U
Interior of International Affairs Center
Pump In Body Releases Drugs For Extended Delivery
A University of Minnesota team developed an implantable skin pump to deliver a steady drug supply for days. Described by Perry Blackshear and Dr. Henry Buchwald, the device uses a vapor liquid power source and a replaceable infusion chamber. It aims to reduce catheter infections and could aid ambulatory patients by enabling continuous drug delivery such as heparin or insulin.
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Chicago
University of Minnesota
Perry J. Blackshear
American College of Surgeons
Henry Buchwald
Young Blackshear
Buchwald
Indefinite Alert Ordered At Federal Installations
Washington AP report says an indefinite alert for terrorist attacks is in place at federal buildings nationwide. GSA Administrator Robert L Kunzig ordered tightened security with guards on patrol outside sites, main entrances locked, and entry refused to those carrying suspicious parcels. The move follows a Rochester New York bomb blast and a history of recent attacks at government and other sites. GSA employs 3582 guards at 266 federal buildings and 104 leased offices. The spokesman could not confirm a trigger or duration for the alert.
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Washington
Robert L. Kunzig
General Services Administrator
Kunzig
General Services Administration
Rochester
N.Y
GSA
Soldier Missing On Alaskan Hunting Trip Raises Questions
A native of La Crosse Army 1st Lt. James F. Barrett Jr. 31 is reported missing during a weekend duck hunting trip in Anchorage Alaska where he is stationed. His father R J Melrose was informed by the Army telegram that his son has been missing since Monday along with two companions. The search for the three men continues as the boat has been recovered. Barrett has served nearly 10 years including two Vietnam tours as a helicopter pilot and fire unit member. He was born in La Crosse and his wife Christine and two sons live in Anchorage.
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la Crosse
Army
James F. Barrett Jr
Anchorage
Alaska
The
Washington, D.C
Barrett
James F. Barrett Sr
R. J. Melrose
Vietnam
Josemond Barrett
Caledonia St
Christine
Chris Berg
Holmen
Bruce
Brian
Texas
Tragic Bus Train Crash Kills 42 South Korean Students
In Onyang near Seoul, a bus carrying 65 Seoul junior high pupils collided with an unmanned train at a crossing. The bus caught fire and the train dragged it about 100 yards. Forty-two students died and 23 were burned, five critically. The group had been returning from a school excursion to a shrine near the hot springs town.
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Seoul
Onyang
Suspect In Kidnapping Returns To Custody In Regina
Regina report says Harold Halseth, 30, remanded in custody for eight more days after appearing in magistrate's court on charges of kidnapping and armed robbery.
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Regina, Sask
Harold Halseth
Former City Man Electrocuted In Work Accident
Russell Aiken 26 of Arbor Vitae and formerly La Crosse died Monday while working on electric power lines near Lac du Flambeau. He worked for Minocqua Power Co. Survived by parents Raymond and (maiden) Aiken Sr. and five sisters. Service set at St Patrick Catholic Church Minocqua with Bolger Funeral Home arranging.
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Arbor Vitae
la Crosse
Lac du Flambeau
Minocqua Power Co
Raymond A. Aiken
Raymond Development Co
Mr. Aiken
Lakeland Union
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Minocqua
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