Cuba as Radical Factory Shapes U S Protest Leaders
Editorial asserts Cuba exports and trains American radicals linking Mark Rudd Bernardine Dohrn Angela Davis and Weathermen to Havana visits in 1968 69 and to campus unrest across the United States. It cites FBI CIA officials and Chicago Daily News reporting and portrays Cuba as a organizing hub and inspiration for the American radical movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Anne Geyer
Keyes Beech
Miami
Hearald
Chicago Daily News
Castro
Cuba
United States
Mark Rudd
America
Students For A Democratic Society
Rudd
Columbia University
Bernardine Dohrn
Weatherman
Havana
Bernardine
Chicago
Angela Davis
FBI
California
San Francisco State University
CIA
Plaza de la Revolucion
University of Wisconsin Math Center
State Department
Haymarket Square
Weathermen
Diana Oughton
Ted Gold
Greenwich Village
Angela
Fania Jordan
Abe Forthright Aims for Presidency in Scrappy Interview
In a televised chat, congressional candidate Abe Forthright defends spending millions on ads, reveals plans to lecture nationwide for a presidential bid, mocks crowds and public appearances, and admits family doubts and personal gain motives in seeking office. Forthright states he has lived in the state only two months and notes banking career pay versus Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey D. Alderman
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
John Peerslip
Abe Forthright
Mr. Forthright
John
Peerslip
Croaker Tweed
Tweed
Forthright
Peer Slip
Margie
Houston's $5 Million Incinerator Sits Idle Amid Trash Crisis
A Houston incinerator opened in 1967 to handle 800 tons daily has repeatedly shut down for air pollution control work and large repairs. The idle plant highlights a nationwide solid waste problem, with 60 million tons of uncollected refuse and calls for better recycling and disposal methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stockton
Houston, Texas
Houston
America
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
BSWM
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
New York
Atlanta
Memphis
Albuquerque
Bureau
National Academies of Science and Engineering
U.S. Bureau of Mines
American Paper Institute
Reynolds Metals Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Richard Cheney
Glass Manufacturers Institute
Nixon
Murphy Tunney California Senate Tossup Heats Up
In California the Senate race between 68 year old incumbent George Murphy and 36 year old Rep. John Tunney remains highly competitive. Tunney, Kennedy like and backed by some Democrats, clashes with Murphy who touts health his service and opposition to aerospace cuts. Tunney accuses Murphy of voting against the people and endorses FDR era themes while Murphy emphasizes vigor and a personal battle with throat cancer. The outcome hinges on voter mood as both campaigns rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
NEA
George Murphy
John V. Tunney
Tunney
California
Senate
Murphy
John F. Kennedy
Hooter
Hollywood
Buturphy
Nixon
Technicolor Corporation
Riverside
Gene Tunney
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New Left
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Cultural Congress
Dave Dellinber
Chicago Seven
Tom Hayden
Irving Silber
Sing-Out
Sol Landau
Ralph Featherstone
Bel Air
Red China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Fidel
Jacob Rosen
Wendy Naka
Boyle
Shima
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PLP
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University of California
Senate Committee
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Mage
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