Antiwar Protests Sweep Across Nation at Weekday Rallies
Demonstrators in at least 12 cities demand an end to the Southeast Asian war as the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice launches three weeks of protests ending November 6. In Washington about 150 people gathered outside the Capitol, while New York saw roughly 3,000 in the garment district with labor leaders backing the event. At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor about 1,500 took part, and other actions included a seven mile Monticello march and a Las Cruces vigil and fast.
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Southeast Asia
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
PCPJ
Washington
Capitol
Ronald Dellums
D-Calit
New York
David Livingstone
John V. Lindsay
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
University
City Hall
Monticello
N.Y
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Nixon expected to push nuclear disarmament during Moscow visit
Soviet analysts say Nixon will focus on SALT and nuclear disarmament in talks with Brezhnev and Kremlin leaders. They warn against over optimism and note U.S. policy zig zags could blunt progress, despite hopes a final SALT agreement may emerge during the May 1972 visit.
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UPI
United States
Nixon
Kremlin
U.S
Soviet Communist Party
SALT
Soviet Union
Helsinki
Finland
Vienna
George Jackson Presumed Innocent In Soledad Case
San Francisco Superior Court Judge S Lee Vavaris ruled George Jackson remains presumed innocent of charges tied to the Soledad prison killing. Drumgo and Clutchette, co defendants, face trial for the January 1970 guard murder set to begin Oct 27. Security measures include a bulletproof screen after a Marin County courthouse shootout.
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UPN
George Jackson
San Quentin
Soledad
Superior Court
S. Lee Vavaris
Vavaris
Soledad Brothers
Jackson
Fleeta Drumgo
John Clutchette
Drumgo
Clutchette
John Mills
Floyd Silliman
Richard Silver
Edward Barnes
Monterey County
Marin County
Lompoc Record details and staff listing in 1940s notice
The notice lists publication status as a second class newspaper in Lompoc California with Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the publisher Lompoc Record Publications and identifies officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President Harry J. Crompe as Editor and Vice President and others such as Lawrence C. Grossman J Donald Adam and Gaylen Jackson. It notes subscription rate $2.25 per month and daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Carmel by the Sea Sits on Grass Ban Struck Down by Court
A long fight over a 1968 Carmel by the Sea ordinance banning sitting on park grass ended when the U S Supreme Court refused to review a California ruling. The law aimed at hippies and other transients, with protesters like Mrs Ann Parr arrested for sitting on the grass. The decision labeled the law discriminatory and urged rewrite for broader bans.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Ann Parr
California
Big Sur
State Supreme Court
Former hijacker Raf Minichiello Works as Rome Waiter
Raffaele Minichiello, once the longest aerial hijacker, now a 22 year old Vietnam veteran and ex Marine, works as a waiter at a Rome restaurant. He says he wants anonymity and a quiet life in Italy after an 18 month sentence reduced on appeal.
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UPI
Raffaele Minichiello
U.S
Los Angeles
Raf
Romano Felici
Minichiello
Seattle
Wash
United States
Atlantic
Europe
America
Nixon
Vatican
Vietnam
Don Quixote
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Italy
Sacramento Wednesday Highlights California Legislation
United Press International reports acts and proposed measures: emergency rule in Santa Barbara County over brush fires. water diversions screening for fish streams. scenic removal of Napa Valley’s California 29 from freeways. $160 million bonds for community college needs. smog controls on older cars. state retirement system deficit plan. abortion panel safeguards. Samaritan compensation fund proposal. peach industry support. Amchitka nuclear test caution. personalized license plates broadening. fluoride mandate for students. car abandonment removal program. horseless carriages tax exemption.
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United Press International
Declare
Santa Barbara
Department of Fish and Game
Davis
D-Portola
California
Napa Valley
Behr
R-Napa
Rodda
Sacramento
Cologne
India
Senate
Barnes
San Diego
Assembly
Health and Welfare Committee
Murder suspect Frazier faces trial for Santa Cruz killings
Redwood City UPI reports John Linley Frazier goes on trial Monday a year after Dr Victor Ohta and four others were slain at a $300000 Santa Cruz hills mansion. He is in custody under heavy guard in San Mateo County Jail and has pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of insanity to five murder counts.
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Redwood City
UPI
John Linley Frazier
Victor Ohta
Santa Cruz Hills
Santa Cruz
San Mateo County
Navy reenlists aboard Disneyland submarine in first
Navy Yeoman 2 C James C Smithson reenlisted on the Disney land submarine Triton watched by Mickey Mouse and Goofy. Smithson, 26, of Tracy California, said he chose the unique setting to mark a nine year career aboard ten submarines and the novelty of reenlisting on a submarine at Disneyland. Cmdr James L Pistotnick called the move a lighthearted Navy tradition and a first of its kind at Disneyland.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Navy Yeoman 2
James C. Smithson
Triton
Mickey Mouse
Goofy
Smithson
James L. Pistotnick
Tracy
Pistotnick
Disneyland
Hunter rides deer down mountain in Nevada
Devon Warren, hunting on opening day near Reno, chased a wounded deer after a gunshot and rode the animal 60 yards down the hill. He wrestled the buck to the ground and killed it with a knife as the shooter arrived, declaring that anyone who can ride a deer down a mountain deserves it.
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Reno
Nev
UPN
Devon Warren
Warren
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