Leary Flees to Algeria Amid Exile and Asylum Claim
Timothy Leary, the fugitive former Harvard lecturer and LSD advocate, reportedly arrived in Algiers with his wife Rosemary and sought political asylum. Algerian officials confirmed his arrival as Yippies claimed he was alive and well in Algiers, tying his escape from a California prison to support from the Weather Underground and the Black Panther movement.
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Woman Tries One Last Jackpot in Helena Slot Bust
In Helena Montana police removed 33 illegal slot machines from a shop on Last Chance Gulch. As officers loaded the machines onto trucks an unidentified woman stopped at a quarter machine, was told to leave by Police Chief Jack Williams, and departed.
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Diary excerpts reveal LBJ cannot exit Vietnam war
New York AP reports excerpts from Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s diary in McCall’s reveal a stubborn stance on Vietnam. She notes March 1, 1963, that Johnson could not see a path to ending the war and quotes his remark about not finishing it with what he has. The diary covers Kennedy’s Dallas assassination and a 1966 encounter with Richard Nixon.
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New Girl Scout Troop Forms at Eugene Field
A newly registered Girl Scout troop at Eugene Field held its third meeting at the school with twenty girls and leaders present. Patrols for six weeks include sixth grade Mary Allen, fifth grade Kelli Dutton, and fourth grade Lesa Sprouls and Carol Duty. Officers are Susan Bush and Jamie Nielsen with Brenda Stone pro tem. Also present were Laura Napier Anita Bush Michelle Jerichon Judith Bush Susie Huey Penny Umstattd Laurie Washenbach Cynthia Fuqua Laurie Johnson Linda Allen Lynn Johnson and Mrs Albert Dutton and Mrs Joe Stone assisted as leaders. A sewing class has begun for sewing badges.
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Theatre series opens Fulton at William Woods
The William Woods Westminster College theatre series opens with The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail. Performances run October 29 30 31 and November 5 6 7 in the new William Woods campus center auditorium.
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Save Money Mail Packages By Nov 14
Postmaster Margaret Mackie urges postal customers to mail Christmas packages before November 14 to save 15 cents per dollar and ensure faster, safer delivery. She notes insuring parcels is the easiest way to guarantee home delivery and recommends including sender and return address inside the package to reduce losses.
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Police Welcomed This Demonstrator in Boston
Eileen Gibbons led a small demonstration in front of a police station carrying a sign thanking police and firefighters. Police briefly interrupted to shake her hand, as she represented about 20 neighborhood women who decided weeks earlier to show support for public servants.
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GOP Chairman backs Agnew for 1972 ticket in Baltimore
GOP National Chairman Rogers G Moen says he plans to renominate Spite T Agnew for vice president in 1976 and keep options open. Morton told Republicans at a fundraising dinner that Agnew has “done more for the United States” than any other, while Agnew sat nearby with Maryland officials and party leaders.
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Nixon aide comments on presidential ambitions in 1972 race
A Nixon aide, Agnew, said he would not rule out running for president again, amid questions about whether Nixon would pursue a 1972 bid. The remarks followed speculation on a new administration and potential changes.
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Agnew Campaign Swing Sparks National Commentary
Vice President Richard Nixon Agnew launches a rapid campaign tour after two days in Illinois and Washington. He plans Iowa Arizona and Connecticut visits while drawing criticism from liberals over his nationwide travel and remarks on media figures. He suggests a televised interview with notable commentators could be of interest.
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St Louis Suburbs Push Tax Proposals for Schools
Riverview Gardens and Hazelwood districts ask voters again to approve operating levies. Riverview proposes 8.84 per 100 value and a 4.2 million bond for classrooms, raising 82 cents from last year. If rejected, Riverview and Hazelwood plan closures after Friday and on November 17.
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