Lost and Found and Fundraiser Plans Circulate
A Las Vegas Sun reader asks about Paul Price while Janet Boyd fund efforts unfold. Mrs. Robert Lee Osborne notes a Red White and Blue Ball fundraiser for the Home of Good Shepherd on Nov 7. Wayne Pearson reportedly surveys Lamb gubernatorial support, hinting at a power struggle in the sheriff’s department. A roadside automotive mishap ends with a considerate motorist helping a tired husband in the back seat.
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Paul Price
Navy
Robert Lee Osborne
Good Shepherd
Wayne Pearson
Ralph Lamb
Sheriff's Department
Bell, Gubser
Leypoldt
Chicago Nine Trial Hearings Highlight 1968 Protests Plans
Undercover officer William Frapelly testified that antiwar leaders discussed luring youths and dignitaries to Lincoln Park for a late night confrontation and a downtown crowd of up to 100000 to shut the Loop. The trial of Rennie Davis and seven others included fiery exchanges with Judge Hoffman and Black Panther Bobby Seale.
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Chicago
UPI
Lincoln Park
William Frapelly
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Students For A Democratic Society
Kennard
Rennie’ Davis
Frapolly
Davis
Quads Mark 40th Year in Beaumont Family
The Perricone quadruplets Anthony Bernard Carl and Donald will celebrate their 40th birthday at home on Quad Lane in Beaumont Texas. It is the nation’s only living male quadruplets reunion with their five other brothers their mother and father and the quads 20 other children. The quads were born October 31 1929 in a white frame Beaumont home and still reside on Quad Lane named for them.
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Beaumont
Tex
UPI
Anthony
Bernard
Carl
Donald
ABCD
Perricone
Quad Lane
Texas City
Korea
Cari
Clemson blacks flee campus amid fear over stereotypes
The Student League of Black Identity, about 60 members, left Clemson University citing general fear and panic as tensions rose over a Confederate flag display and a mocking skit. Leader Joe Grant warned the controversy could snowball.
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Clemson
D.C
UPI
Clemson University
Student League of Black Identity
Joe Grant
Robert C. Edwards
Tarantula Bite Settlement Upheld In Denver Case
Colorado Supreme Court affirmed a Denver jury award of 9500 dollars to Henrietta Sniderman who was bitten on the hand by a tarantula concealed in bananas at a Denver grocery on February 27 1962. The case stems from her pickup at the checkout line and ensuing injury.
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Denver
UPT
Colorado Supreme Court
Henrietta Sniderman
Film Stars Slayers Receive Life Sentences
Los Angeles police and prosecutors said Paul Robert Ferguson and his brother Thomas Scott Ferguson were convicted in the brutal killing of silent film star Ramon Navarro. Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler ordered life imprisonment, noting the case showed the defendants’ guilt beyond doubt. Navarro was found beaten in his Hollywood Hills home after a supposed hunt for hidden money. Thomas admitted responsibility during the penalty phase. Paul denied involvement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ucla
George Stiner
Larry Stiner
Tudge
Malcolm Lucas
Donald Hawkins
California Youth Authority
UPS
Chicago
Ramon Novarro
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Paul Robert Ferguson
Thomas Scott
Ramon Navarro
Fyidence
Thomas
Navarro
So-So Las Vegas Weather Sees Pleasant Weekend
Forecasters expect a mild week with 75 50 degree spread today and southerly 10 to 20 mph winds after noon. No rain is anticipated in the valley as a split storm system passes to Idaho Wyoming and to Arizona New Mexico.
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Las Vegas
Idaho
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Kathryn Kuckman
Viet Cong Ready To Release POW Information Says Lawyer
Chicago and Paris reports quote attorney William Kunstler claiming North Vietnam indicated it would greatly extend information on American prisoners of war. He said Paris talks with Xuan Oanh suggested a regular mail flow and a public release through the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. Dellinger backed plans for a Washington peace demonstration on Nov 15 to announce the mechanics of the release.
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Chicago
UPI
Thow
David Dellinger
William Kunistler
New York
U.S
Kunstler
Paris
Xuan Oanh
Amenora
Nene Davis
Davis
Dellinger
Julius J Hoffman
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Washington
Henry iCabot Lodge
Defense
Melvin Laird
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Nixon
National Association of Independent Food Retailers
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Fitwd
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Paradise Ad
Viet Reds
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Arthur
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Bunker Brothers
Ormuany
Robert C. Foremaster
LDS
Alamo
Nevada
LaMoine Davis
Seting
Perry Services and
Santa Monica, California
Theodore Goodwin
Monett
Missouri
Daniel P. Gray
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hanne Hartmann
St. Louis
Russell Schnure
Alfred Strenth
Interior Decorating Service
Donna White
Gerry Dembo
Basie Witz
A la Carte Group
Orther's Furniture
Sahara
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