Agnew Aims Asia Trip With Ten Nation Schedule
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew begins a 10 nation tour totaling about 37 000 miles. The itinerary includes the Philippines Thailand and Singapore with possible stops in Vietnam. Officials say no visit to Vietnam is planned at this time.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Philippines
Thailand
Formosa
Senate
Agnew
Vietnam
Asia
Ferdinand E Marcos
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Manila
State Department
Chiang Kaishek
Taipei
U.S
Laos
Australia
New Zealand
Eugene Cernan
Bangkok
Thomas Stafford
Jurors View Violence Photos in Chicago Conspiracy Trial
In Chicago the 12 jurors in the rioting case linked to the Democratic Convention view photographs of police clashes and a woman’s fall from a railing. Witnesses describe police moves near Michigan Avenue and Balbo Drive amid August 1968 protests as the judge weighs admitting the slide as evidence.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S. District Court
Duane Hall
Chicago Sun Times
Hall
Paul Sequeira
Chicago Cily News
Sequeira
Lincoln Park
Conrad Hilton
Michigan Avenue
Balbo Drive
Balbo
John R. Fraines
Thomas E. Hayden
Woman hugs patrolman as car crushed by train
Edna R. Johnson, 62, hugged Redwood City patrolman Robert H. Auld Jr. after her car stalled on railroad tracks. A Southern Pacific commuter train struck the vehicle seconds later, but she escaped unharmed.
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Redwood City
Calif
Robert H. Auld Jr
Edna R. Johnson
Federal probe opened into Black Panther killings in Chicago
Assistant U S attorney general for Civil Rights Jerris Leonard arrived in Chicago to supervise a federal grand jury investigation of the Dec 4 police raid that killed Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. The panel will also hear evidence on a Nov 13 South Side shootout that killed two police officers and a Panther. A Cook County grand jury charged Lance Bell, 20, with the murders and related offenses.
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Chicago
Jerris Leonard
U.S
Black Panther
Fred Hampton
Panther Party
Illinois
Mark Clark
Panthers
Peoria
South Side
Leonard
Lance Bell
Black Panther Party
Cook County
Frank G. Rappaport
John Gilhooly
Bell
Man Arrested for Selling Stolen Stocks Second Time
FBI agents arrested Ned C. Bakes of Chicago on mail theft charges tied to stolen stock certificates. He was previously convicted in October for theft of interstate stock shipments and sentenced to six years. The case involves 36,000 stolen shares and 50,000 shares stolen from Kennedy International Airport and O'Hare.
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Chicago
FBI
Ned C. Bakes
Bakes
Gulf and Western Industries, Inc
Kennedy International Airport
New York City
O’hare International
Three Die In Illinois 2 Crash Near Moline
A car truck collision on Illinois 2 near Moline Monday killed three men. Victims were David E. Pence 21 East Moline Richard Snell 23 East Moline and Gail Ader 21 Silvis.
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Moline, Ill
Illinois 2
Moline
David E. Pence
East Moline
Richard Snell
Gail Ader
Silvis
Abolish Jury for Capital Offenses in Singapore
Singapore parliament votes to abolish jury trials for capital crimes with one dissent. Law Minister Barker cites a mistaken verdict in a murder case and says evidence supports ending juries after more than 130 years of use.
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Singapore
FE. W. Barker
Barker
Ginsberg Reading Drenched By Stadium Music Clash
In Miami a city official used amplified rock to drown out Allen Ginsberg during a poetry reading at Miami Marine Stadium. About 1500 people attended as floodlights and loud music overran the performance after profanity caused disruption. The event supported a legal defense fund for Jerry Powers, appealing a profanity conviction.
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Miami
Allen Ginsberg
Miami Marine Stadium
Mannie Costa
Sta
Ginsberg
Costa
Jerry Powers
Plane Crash Toll in Nha Trang Rises to Fifty
SAIGON AP. The official death toll from Monday's airliner crash at Nha Trang has reached 50 with 35 people injured, 15 of them children. Officials caution the figures are not final and many passengers and ground victims remain uncounted. The government says 73 aboard, including 66 adults, 4 children, and 8 crew, when the DCGB struck slum houses and a kindergarten after brake failure en route from Saigon to Nha Trang and Da Nang.
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Saigon
Nha Trang
da Nang
Minor Mishap on U S 6 Ends With Car in Ditch
Patrolman James Anderson investigated a minor traffic mishap at 12 30 a m today on U S 6 at Hi Park Blvd intersection. Edward Comrie 55 of Route 1 was headed east in the wrong lane and went into the ditch to avoid a collision causing minor damage to his car.
Rome Gripped by Streetcar Strike
Rome faced severe traffic chaos as a national bus and streetcar strike entered its second day during the Christmas shopping period. Railway officials also disrupted train service, passengers attacked two stations in Sicily, and columns of cars clogged major squares with many streets becoming one way.
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Rome
Sicily
Tank Falls From Car Triggers Savannah Scramble
Mrs. E C Helmy Jr of Savannah found a loose gasoline tank after it dropped from a car and phoned a local radio station. The owner reclaimed the tank Monday. The driver David N Crapo Jr said his car ran nearly two blocks without the tank and he thought he had run out of gasoline before realizing the tank was missing.
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Savannah
E. C. Helmy Jr
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Morris Daily Herald
U.S.A
Circulation Dept
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Carol Burton
George Burton
Mount Gilead
N.C
Dium
Louis
Ll Bee Y Ul
Slimlew Yelle
Commonwealth Edison
Commonwealth Edison Company
C.E. Co
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