Jury Indicts Nixon Plotters in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn grand jury charged Ahmed Rageh Namer 43 and his sons Hussein 20 Abdo 19 with conspiracy criminal solicitation and two weapon counts in a plot to kill President elect Richard Nixon. Police seized a janel rifle M1 carbine and 24 rounds. Hussein fled but was later caught outside the building. The trio, garment district shipping clerks, were arrested after an informant claimed he was asked to be the trigger man. The elder Namer a Yemen native naturalized citizen.
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Joan Baez Advocates Campus Demos Are Irrelevant
Los Angeles AP reports folk singer Joan Baez, 27, unveiled a short haircut and dismissed campus demonstrations as downbeat and irrelevant. She said revolutionary action should happen beyond campuses and noted no current reason for campus protests.
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Advertising Oriented To Negroes Grows to 108 Stations
NEW YORK AP The number of radio stations in the United States targeting Negro audiences has risen to 108 from 50 in 1960. Bernard Howard & Co., a New York firm that sells advertising for 35 of these stations, reports the increase.
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