Ginsberg Reading Drowned by Stadium Music Blast
A city official drowned out Allen Ginsberg with stadium music at Miami Marine Stadium before 1,500 attendees. Ginsberg, 43, defied the program rules by not delaying his reading and continued until floodlights and loud music silenced him. Proceeds aided Jerry Powers in his appeal over profanity charges in his underground Miami newspaper.
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Miami
Allen Ginsberg
Miami Marine ‘Stadium
Mannie Costa
Ginsberg
Louis
Costa
Jerry Powers
General Cushman testifies before Peers panel on My Lai probe
Washington AP The Marine general who once led U S forces in My Lai appeared before the Peers panel to probe why the Army’s initial inquiry was inadequate. Lt Gen Robert Cushman, now CIA deputy director, left after a 40 minute session without speaking to reporters. The panel is weighing eyewitness accounts of civilian killings in the village and recent Pentagon findings that led to charges against a lieutenant and a sergeant.
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Washington
U.S
My Lai
Vietnam
Army
Robert E. Cushman
Pentagon
I Corps
South Vietnam
Cushman
Central Intelligence Agency
William Peers
Manson Seeks Self Defense in Tate Murders Case
Charles Manson urged Superior Court Judge William Keene to let him defend himself in the Tate killings case. He argued he could do better than any lawyer, while a lawyer would be appointed to advise him as the judge postponed a decision to Wednesday. Co-defendants and a second murder count were noted, with Lealie Van Houten pleading innocent to the LaBianca knife slayings.
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Los Angeles
Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
William B. Keene
Keene
Manson
Aincere
Tate
Lealie van Houten
Leno LaBijanca
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Cvune
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Arthur
Hap) Atchison
Laury
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Joe R. Smith
Glenn
Red) Stinson
Are. Advertising
Rose Campbell
Call Humane Shelter
Sale Help
Beedle’s Ford
Baldwin
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Ottawa Herald
Emmate
Kay Electronics
West Cherokee
Gardner
Ecean, Inc
Martin Waller
Eckan, Inc
Franklin County
Coast House
Ottawa
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J.W. Taylor
Bennie Stinson
Electrolux
West
Saylor-Taylor
Bradley
Waverly
Walla
Johnson
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
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Waverly, Kansay
Printy
Ben Printy Cap
Frinty
N. Main
Bernard and
Marie Cowdin
Princeton
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Clifford R. Hobbs
Kangsi
Keith Watts
Gibbons ‘Auto Salvage
Ottawa, Kansas
Williamson Salvage C Company
Richmond
Brunswick
T.V. Barn
Michigan Valley
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Budge
Tequire
Zoe's
S. Cedar
Doll House
March Modern Furniture
Galtibles
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Firestone
Bob Sue
Zenith T.V
South Mulberry
Budge's
S. Main
Bolances TV
Keen Company
Pat
Wellsville
Celt
Williamsburg
Gaddis
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Lyndon
M. Tate Leach
J. P. Christianson
Associates Financial Services
Lawrence, VI
North Cherry
Call E. Andrews
Cecil Lasswall
Luther Stevens
Stevens
Anderson
Andler- Doyen Y Alea
Innersayer
Immed
North Side
Immerd
College
Poss
VanFossen
Irving
Nice
Turner Real Estate
Iva
Turner
Glimore
Hysom
Cheney
AL Williams
Williams
Bergsma
Dusin
Ed McDonald
Moran
Furn
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James E. Wallen
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Hersy Smith Auto Supply
Archie
Beetle Bailey
Moon Mullins
Jan
Ted Dui
Rufus
Santa
Ruius
the Gamer
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Hugo
Steves
Horner
Ake
A.F
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Donald Duck
Tess
Junior
Moon Maid
Bonnie Braids
Franceu
Jackson Twins
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Fritz
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