Alcatraz occupation grows into a peaceful Indian encampment
About 200 Native Americans still occupy Alcatraz Island joining daily classes and beadwork sessions. Leaders including Dean Chavers oversee meetings inside the main cell block while medical care and meals are organized at improvised facilities. The group requests federal action to develop the site into a national Indian Center and has formed the Order of the Eagles with a ceremonial eagle feather rite.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Dean Chavers
Navnal
Order of the Eagles
Left Right to Nose at Stanford University Campus
A clash erupted on the Stanford campus when SDS members tried to stop filming of their picketing by YAF. Dozens of students were bronched, Roger Reed 21, Stanford Young Republicans president, was skewered with a broken nose. No arrests or major injuries reported.
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Stanford
Stanford Univeristy
Radical Students For A Democratic Society
Young Americans For Freedom
Roger Reed
Stanford Young Republicans
SDS
General Electric Co
Judge Would Ban Qothes on Beach on Maui
Maui family court judge suggests designating a nude beach with signs declaring clothing unlawful. The Honolulu judge proposes a specific area to accommodate nude sunbathing while restricting attire.
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Qothes
Kahului
Maui
Hawaii
Sam King
Family Court
Honolulu
Panther Leader Calls Nixon Threat Rhetoric at Rally
In San Francisco Black Panther Raymond Masai Hewitt said fellow Panther David Hilliard’s public threat to kill President Nixon was political rhetoric. Hilliard, 27, was held on $20,000 bail awaiting federal grand jury indictment for threatening Nixon’s life during an antiwar rally on November 15 before 85,000 people. Hewitt called the charge trumped up.
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Raymond Masai Hewitt
David Hilliard
Nixon
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Panther
Hilliard
Secret Service
Richard Nixon
Black Panther Party
Panthers
New Mobilization “Committee To
Vietnam
Golden Gate Park
Terence Hallinan
New Mobilization Committee
Iilliard
Charles Garry
Joseph Alvnto
Atty
John Mitchell
Garry
Alloto
Priest and five pickets arrested in San Jose protest
Six arrested at downtown San Jose theater site protest led by La Raza after pickets blocked driveways and threw two Molotov cocktails. The incident adds to two days of demonstrations over alleged minority hiring in the project. The report also notes related political rhetoric surrounding the era.
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San Jose
Ty Theater
la Raza
Hazards of Paying Bills in Cash
Avo ca NUY report details Marlo Fox 74 who paid 1.55 for groceries and believes he left a wallet with $3,960 on a counter. Fox, a retired potato farmer, preferred cash to pay bills and offered 300 for the return of his funds.
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Nuy
Marlo Fox
Fox
Influential figure promotes investigation into Panther party
Inflammatory remarks target white Americans supporting the Panthers urging contributions to fund a congressional probe. He claims a white power structure seeks genocide against the Black Panther Party.
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Panthers
Genozide
Blark Panther Party
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