Black Panther Cleaver Faces Return to San Quentin
Eldridge Cleaver, former Black Panther minister of information and 1960s presidential candidate, faced possible custody for parole violation. He served nine years of a 13 year sentence for assault related crimes after a gun battle with Oakland police. His wife Kathleen urged he oppose return to prison, invoking any means necessary.
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BPA Eyes Insurance and Resignation in Milan
Milan Board of Public Affairs discussed property insurance but took no action. John Patterson announced his resignation. Mayor Rockwell will appoint a replacement with board approval to serve until the next election. Bills paid totaled 3,735.86 dollars.
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Judge Declares Vietnam War Legal Rejects Reservists Plea
Federal Judge Robert Mehrige Jr. ruled the Vietnam War legal and rejected 96 Army reservists claim that their call up was illegal for lack of a national emergency. The decision states wars may exist without a formal declaration, noting armed hostilities since 1964. The reservists from Schenectady and New York City filed suits while in New Jersey.
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Ohio State Paper Seeks Student Damage Bill
OSU student newspaper calls on the student body to cover damage from a postwin melee after the Buckeyes beat Michigan. The paper places a $14,000 bill on the incident and urges the Student Assembly to sponsor payment.
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Manila Ranger Kills Sergeant Over Unready Lunch
In Camp Olivas Philippines Pfc Rufo Cabutotan fired on his unit after finding no lunch for him and later shot Sgt Basilio Durian and five others. The mess boys reported lunch was stored in his locker.
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Norwalk Reflector Details and Publication Info
Norwalk Reflector located at 61 E Monroe Norwalk Ohio publishes daily except Sundays and holidays by Reflector Herald Inc. Established 1830.
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Reflector
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Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Inc
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