Police officer blamed defective riot gun in Isla Vista death
A Santa Barbara coroner's jury found 31 year veteran David Gosselin's unintentional shot caused Kevin Moran's fatal injury during antiwar protests last April. Ballistics tests cited a defective riot gun safety and Moran died from a .30-06 bullet. Moran, 22, of Saratoga, urged nonviolence as a crowd clashed with protesters near a Bank of America.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Isla Vista
Kevin Moran
David Gosselin
Gosselin
Kevin Patrick Moran
Moran
Malachy
Saratoga
Bank of America
Alfred Trembly
Class Size Cut Strike Ends Los Angeles Walkout
Los Angeles teachers return to classrooms after voting to end a strike. They accepted no 5 percent raise, seeking smaller classes and better reading programs instead. Union members tally 6 702 to 2 070 to end the walkout, with 3 450 to 3 089 backing the class size goal over the raise.
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Los Angeles
Robert Kelly
United Teachers of Los Angeles Union
Robert Ransom
Teacher Boycott Closes Ashtabula Schools Again
Ashtabula Ohio faced a second day of teacher walkout as the school board sought an injunction to restore classes. About 316 teachers and 239 nonprofessional staff planned to stay off work, delaying pay talks and hindering food service, after a failed 8 mill levy in May.
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Ashtabula
The
Ash
Beitler
Children Build School in Chaupisuyo Village
In Chaupisuyo Peru schoolchildren tired of outdoor classes asked a nearby military base for materials. Guided by an elder, the students constructed their own school building.
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Cuzo
Peru
Chaupisuyo
Six Generals Dead In Vietnam Second To WW II Toll
The Vietnam War has produced six American general deaths, the most since World War II for that era. Maj. Gen. John A B Dillard is the sixth, killed when his helicopter was shot down. Pentagon officials say high general losses reflect the unconventional nature of the conflict and the broad distribution of units across Vietnam.
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Robert A. Dobkin Washington
John A.B. Dillard
Vietnam
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Dillard
Robert F. Worley
7Th Air Force
William J. Crumm
3Rd Air Division
Bruno A. Hochmuth
3Rd Marine Division
Keith Ware
Jury Hears Suit Over Farm Leap Injury
Mary Louise Toerner sues for 90000 and her husband seeks 50000 in a Butler County case over a June 7 1968 fall from the hay loft leap at Fantasy Farm Amusement Park Ohio. The case names Fantasy Farm Inc and House and Farm Inc Middletown as defendants.
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Hamilton
Fantasy Farm
Ohio
Here
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Mary Louise Toerner
Carlton Drive
Ed Toerner
Fantasy Farm Inc
House & Farm Inc
Middletown
Welfare To Start ID Project in Hamilton Butler County
Commissioners authorize welfare recipient IDs to curb theft and cashing of welfare checks. Welfare director Warren L. Harding says cards resemble credit cards and include holder photo. checks will not be cashed without presentation.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Warren L. Harding
Harding
Shrimp Exports Rise in Nicaragua to 6.1 Million
Nicaragua reports shrimp export value climbed to 6.1 million dollars last year from 4.6 million in 1968. The rise reflects stronger sales abroad amid ongoing fishing industry activity supervised by local authorities.
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Managua
Nicaragua
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Bud) Steller Mer
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