Harvard scientist donates prize to Black Panther health programs
Dr. Jonathan Beckwith, Harvard microbiologist and 1970 Eli Lilly Award winner, pledges his $1,000 honorarium to the Black Panther Party, backing free health clinics and breakfast programs. Half goes to the Gaston Panther Free Health Clinic and half to the Panther Defense Fund in New York, amid legal charges against 13 Panthers.
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Harvard
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Black Panther Party
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Panther Defense Fund
New York
Quintuplets Go Home After Nine-Weeks In Hospital
Liberty Corner New Jersey reports the Kienast quintuplets Amy Sarah William Gordon Abigail and Edward are home with their mother after nine weeks at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. Pediatrician Dr Stanley James calls the infants normal and healthy though initially premature weighing 3 to 4½ pounds each. Neighbors were sparse but relatives, including four-year-old Meg, closely welcomed the family as a new two story addition offers room and savings on the home.
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Sarah
William Gordon
Abigail
Edward
Stanley James
Meg
Kienasts
Scott Bone
Westfield
Somerset and Mortis Home Builders Association
Warrant for Manson Cult Kin Follows Davis Arrest
Federal warrant issued for Bruce Davis, Manson family member linked to Gary Hinman murder. Davis failed to enter a plea on a federal gun charge bought under an alias, used in Hinman’s killing amid Beausoleil and others’ trials. Davis previously posted bail after prior court actions.
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Gary Hinman
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Jesse W. Curtis
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Hinman
Robert K. Beausoleil
Beausoleil
Charles Manson
Susan Atkins
San Fernando Valley
Curtis
Rockwell Painting Stolen From New York Doctor
A Norman Rockwell oil painting showing a doctor tending a broken doll while a girl watches was reported stolen in New York. The work valued at $50,000 by the owner, a local physician, prompted police inquiry and a public notice.
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New York
UPS
Norman Rockwell
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a delivery and an Eggo item. No clear event names, persons, or organizations are readable. The readable words offer little concrete fact to form a coherent news item or identify entities.
Grant Cooper Calls US Deportation Efforts Against Tsien Stupid
Los Angeles attorney Grant EB Cooper labeled U S efforts to deport Dr Tsien Hsueh shen as stupid saying it would have been wiser to keep him in the United States under surveillance. Tsien, former head of Caltechs Jet Propulsion Laboratory, later aligned with China and expressed sympathy for the Chinese government after leaving in 1955.
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China
Los Angeles
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Tsien
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Caltech
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Chiang Kai-shek
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President Cleveland
Los Angeles Harbor
Hong Kong
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Irish Actor Shields, 74, Succumbs
Veteran actor Arthur Shields died after a yearlong illness from emphysema at his home in Santa Barbara. A participant in the 1916 Irish uprising, he planned to receive full military honors in Dublin. Brother of Barry Fitzgerald, Shields starred in The Quiet Man and spent two decades at Dublin's Abbey Theatre before moving to Hollywood.
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Ireland
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Barry Fitzgerald
John Wayne
Victor McLagten
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Wood
Hollywood Columnist Muir Dies at 80 in Los Angeles
Hollywood columnist Fierabel Muir known for covering crime and film lore died of a heart attack at 80 in Los Angeles. A longtime New York Daily News writer since 1965, she began as a 1926 Salt Lake City Tribune police reporter and survived notable incidents with Franchot Tone, Barbara Payton, and gangster Mickey Cohen. She is survived by a nephew.
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Hollywood
Mickey Cohen
New York Daily News
Hedda Hopper
the News
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Tone
Barbara Payton
Sue
Cohen
Jack
Diamond
Miss Muir
Rock Springs
Wyo
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Salt Lake City
Sicily Quake Jolts Alamo Students and Residents
An earthquake shook western Sicily today causing shaking in Alamo and surrounding areas. Authorities reported a magnitude or intensity of 3 on the Mercalli scale with no immediate reports of casualties or major damage as students evacuated schools and shoppers left stores.
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Sicily
Alcamo
UPI
Dr. Topping to Retire as USC Chief
USC announces Dr Norman Topping will take early retirement after nearly two decades as president. Trustees approved the move to occur once a successor is found with Topping citing good health and readiness. He became USC's seventh president in 1953 after leaving the University of Pennsylvania.
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Norman Topping
University of Southern California
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USC
University of Pennsylvania
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