Black P Stone Nation member surrenders amid Chicago police slaying probes
In Chicago, Bey, a leading member of the Black P Stone Nation, turned himself in under protective custody after being linked to the slaying of detective James Alfano Jr. as police chase three fellow members for questioning. Investigators pursue conspiracy-to-murder charges and retrials loom for related cases.
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Saul A
Epton
Bey
P Stone Nation
Gang Meni
James A. Alfano Jr
Partners Alfano
Altano
Personel
Milistos Carter
Lee Ackson
William Troope
Yeen
Little Snake
Big Snake
Witherspoon
James B. Conlike
Conlisk
Jeff Fort
Black P Stone Nation
Action For Survival
Chicago Daily News
Cook County
John F. Hechinger
Alfano
Richard Fitzgerald
Bey, Fort
Andrew McChristian
Jackie Turner
Turner
Fitzgerald
Chicago Transit Authority
Fake Doctor in McCamey Remains Critical with Kidney Ailment
Francis William Dalgleish 27, a Cairo, Egypt native, practiced as a licensed doctor in McCamey without a license for two weeks. He was arrested for unlicensed practice and signing a false affidavit, later identified by an FBI tracer, and faced an Anchorage grand jury indictment for obtaining money under false pretenses. He was transferred to Odessa Medical Center for care but did not receive a kidney machine amid hospital and county decision disputes.
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UPD - A
McCamey
Tex
Odessa Medical Center
Francis Wiliam Dalgleish
Cairo
Egypt
Dalgleish
Upton County
Jerry T. Breuer
FBI
McCamey Hospital
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Bank Skunk Chaos Clears After Odor Night
A skunk hid near a Granger Hunter Valley Bank air conditioner causing strong odor through the building. Manager Henry Cameron contacted authorities but no one offered to remove the animal. The bank used perfume and deodorant spray and left a milk and egg bait outside the hole. by Tuesday the skunk had left.
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Granger
Granger-Hunter
Valley Bank and Trust Co
Henry Cameron
General County
Cameron
Nigerian geology professor visits Texas Tech officials
M. O. Oyawoye of the University of Ibadan Nigeria met with Texas Tech President Grover E. Murray and faculty from Geoscience and Petroleum Engineering. He aims to study curricula and methods to develop Nigerias geology program focused on petroleum technology and resource development.
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Oyawoye
University of Ibadan
Nigeria
Texas Tech
Tech
Grover E. Murray
Money and machines stolen in Lubbock looting spree
Police investigate breaks at Lubbock Sash and Door on 15th Street where a safe containing $30 to $40 was moved from an office to the shop. Burglary probes include Lubbock Sand and Gravel on 34th Street with tools worth $2,300 taken, several coin machines, a juke box, and a vending machine at the Koko Palace. A pickup truck tool theft occurred near 16th Street. A forged check incident at Plains National Bank and a counterfeit bill attempt at Western Union are also reported.
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15Th’ ‘St
Liarbbock
Liarbbock Sand and Gravel
34Th St
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S201
Ave. Q
Kolo Palace
Koko
Koko Palace
Koko Club
Standard Station
Ave. H
Lowery James
16Th St
Plains National Bank
Polce
Western Union
13Th Street
Texas Avenue
VFW calls for probe of senators over war amendment
The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged an investigation into U S senators for alleged extensive lobbying campaigns backing an amendment to end the war. VP Agnew called the amendment a blueprint for America's first military defeat. VFW asked Sen John Stennis to chair the probe, citing a 1920 precedent for ethics breaches in lobbying.
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VPI
Veterans, of Foreign Wars
VEW
U.S
Carapalans
Spiro T. Agnew
America
VFW
John Stennis
D.miss
Select Committee On
Connecticut
Armed robbery trial set for Wesley Sanford in 1969 Sup ermarket heist
Wesley Sanford aged 34 faces trial today for armed robbery in the Dec 8 1969 United Supermarket robbery at 4234 Boston Emerson. Sanford already has a 20 year prison history including prior burglary and robbery by assault convictions. Emerson Bridges and a third suspect linked to the Pay Less Shoe Store theft are also charged in related robberies.
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United Supermarket
Boston
Emerson
Lubbock
Texarkana
Charles Eddie Bridges
el Paso
Ipalice
Bridges
Kerr Food Mart
United
Robert H. Bean
Blair Cherry Jr
Oklahoma Festival Shutdown Costs $32500 Bargain Says Governor
Gov Dewey Bartlett defended the Turner Falls rock festival shutdown noting a $32,500 price tag. He argued the expense equaled about one dollar per person barred by a court order enforced by highway patrols and National Guardsmen. He compared the cost to potential public service expenses had the event proceeded.
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UPD
Oklahoma
Turner Falls
Dewey Bartlett
Sony Rh
Hayden and Huey Newton Freed Rally Brings Nixon Risk Talk
Hayden addressed National Student Association delegates claiming a rescue attempt for prisoners of war in California shows a broader movement to aid jailed activists. He cited Huey Newton’s release on bail and warned of further confrontations as political tensions rise.
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Chicago ‘7
Sale Tuesday
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Nixon
Latin America
National Student Association
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Brasilien
Uruguay
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Spiro T. Agriew
Newton
California
San Rafael
Calif
Nixon faces hearings on oil tariff decision angering New England
Sen Muskie and Sen Kennedy oppose the presidential panel reversal on oil tariffs. They demand hearings to reveal studies and hearings cited in the decision. Muskie accuses the move of favoritism toward the domestic oil industry and insults New England.
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Nixon
Muskie
Maine
Edward M . Kennedy
Massachusetts
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