Black Liberation Army claims Ingleside police attack
A group calling itself the Black Liberation Army claims responsibility for Sunday’s shotgun assault on the Ingleside police station in San Francisco. The letter to the San Francisco Chronicle defends the act as retaliation for George Jackson’s death at San Quentin and alleges a revolutionary conspiracy in the Bay Area.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount
Chronicle
George L. Jackson
Violent August Weather Hits Northwest Gulf Coast
United Press International reports a violent change in August in the northwest and Gulf Coast with cool air moving in after Tuesday storms. No injuries or damage were reported from the storms though tornado threats circulated near Port Mansfield Texas and hail hit Houston. A waterspout formed near Galveston and then faded as showers and thunderstorms spread nationwide. Temperatures varied from 94 in Phoenix to 41 in Houlton Maine.
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Man sets fire to lemon on Ford plant lawn
Eddie Campos drove a 1970 Continental Mark II onto the Ford Motor Co assembly plant lawn in Pico Rivera poured gasoline on it and set it afire. Fire officials assess the loss at 6500. Campos a La Habra resident claimed the car was a lemon and said he will continue payments to the finance company. A deputy noted Campos was sober and rational after the incident.
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Ford Motor Co
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la Habra
Ford
No property tax changes expected for a year
California officials say the state will wait at least a year before any school finance changes take effect after the Supreme Court ruling. Wilson C. Riles and legislative leaders expect to push for about 500 million dollars in new school funding, likely funded by property, sales, and income taxes.
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D-Van Nuys
Attorney charged with murder in Soledad case
Yale educated 28 year old Stephen Mitchell Bingham is charged with five counts of murder linked to the Soledad Brother George Jackson prison visit. FBI search underway after authorities say he smuggled a 9 mm pistol to Jackson, aiding the escape attempt that left six dead including guards and inmates.
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UPI
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Soledad
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San Quentin
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Angela Davis
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Miss Davis
Bruce Bales
Peter A. Smith
Bales
Salem
Conn
Alfred Bingham
Vietnam election drama as Ky is blocked from ballot
In Saigon the government said Oct 3 elections proceed with Thieu as sole candidate while Ky is removed from the ballot by a Supreme Court reversal. Protests erupt as police clash with students and veteran suicides protest alleged rigging.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van
Thieu
Nixon invokes executive privilege over foreign aid plan
President Nixon uses executive privilege to block Congress from obtaining a five year plan for Military Assistance Program funds. The move follows a GAO deadline and a Fulbright push to review aid totaling 705 million dollars yearly amid fears of deeper U.S. involvement in Asia.
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Advertising leading to unbalanced diets among kids
Two Howard University doctors reported at the International Congress of Pediatrics that heavy advertising has driven American children toward unbalanced diets high in milk juice and fruit but low in meat and vegetables. They studied 240 children ages 1 to 6 in Maryland affluent families and warned of socio cultural malnutrition enabling infections apathy and poor weight gain. A second brief notes a live 75 mm artillery shell found in Spokane mailed from a military post office and detonated at Fairchild AFB.
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UPI
U.S
International Congress of Pediatrics
Karakat Gokulanathan
K. P. Verghese
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Maryland
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