Beasley seeks Democratic nomination with aim for inclusive reforms
James M Seasley Beasley, a 44 year old San Francisco bachelor, announces his Democratic bid promising a national program inviting the poor to dinner to tackle racial issues. He once led a college theatre group and says he would withdraw troops from Vietnam if elected and push minority employment. Beasley has little public office experience and did not predict his chances.
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James M. Seasley
San Francisco
United States
Beasley
Calpaien
New American Party
Vietnam
Beatles TV film 'Magical Mystery Tour' draws mixed verdicts
London audiences and the press reacted with scorn and astonishment to the Beatles hour long television fantasy Magical Mystery Tour. Complaints poured into BBC as the film cost 72000 dollars and the group promised further distribution.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Mary Malone
Daily Mirror
James Thomas
The
Daily Express
United States
Seid Beatle
Paul McCartney
Guevara Kicks Bolivian Officer Before Death Report
Paris Match quotes Michele Ray on Che Guevara capture and execution in Bolivia. The account says Guevara spat at an admiral, was handcuffed in a schoolhouse in Higuera, then killed by a sergeant Marc Teran and lieutenant Perez after an argument. An officer named Espinosa was identified by hair pulling and a pipe souvenir.
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Hungarian Embassy Official Defector Named Stanford Scholar
Defector and charge d affaires for Hungary in Washington, Janos Radvanyi, 45, received a two year scholar in residence grant from the Institute of International Education in New York at Stanford University. He will focus on decision making in Communist foreign policy. After announcing his bid for US citizenship, Radvanyi said he would retire from public life for personal reasons.
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Janos Radvanyi
Washington
United States
Stanford University
Radvanyi
Institute of International Education
New York
State Department
Radvanyl
Explosion Kills One 22 Hurt at Hanover Munitions Plant
An explosion at Atlantic Research Corp in Hanover Mass killed one person and injured 22 others, including one seriously. About 20 were taken to South Shore Hospital, with two to Brockton, as six ambulances and state police rushed to the scene. The plant, formerly a fireworks facility, makes anti personnel mines for Vietnam.
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Mass
Atlantic Research
Hingham
Atom Power Plant Set to Produce Electricity Soon
The 87 million San Onofre nuclear generating station will begin producing electricity. San Diego Gas and Electric and Southern California Edison will operate the facility, which will generate about 450,000 kilowatts. San Diego users will receive about 90,000 kilowatts, with the remainder going to Edison customers. The shoreline plant, with a 100 foot dome, sits on an 83 acre site leased from Camp Pendleton and will be dedicated by officials including Joseph F. Sinnon, Glenn T. Seaborg, James T. Ramey, and Congress members Holifield and Hosmer.
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Southern California Edison
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Joseph F. Sinnon
San Diego Gas and Electric
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Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
James T. Ramey
Warden Talks Down Nashville Prison Knife Uprising
In Nashville Tennessee two prisoners held a guard hostage with a knife. Warden Murray Henderson confronted them alone in the cellblock and the pair surrendered. Three guards were stabbed and hospitalized as the disturbance began at 2 PM before Henderson persuaded the inmates to lay down weapons. Hancock and Arthur denied stabbing anyone and searches followed for more weapons.
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William T. Arthur
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Ousted Workers Win Some to Get $30,000
The J. P. Stevens Co. after a five year NLBR dispute asks 69 dismissed workers to return and may pay back salaries up to $30,000 each. Barrett said 71 workers fired for union activity were ordered reinstated. 69 were sent letters to report next week. Total may exceed $1 million with overtime, medical, and interest considerations.
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Etbor Relations Board
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Hunt Poison in Deaths of 3 Others in Family
In Cordele Georgia authorities exhumed the bodies of Charles Gibbs and two of his sons Marvin and Melvin as part of an arsenic slaying investigation centered on Janie Lou Gibbs who is charged with killing her 19 year old son Ronnie. Five family members died within two years. Neighbors recall her as a hardworking, kind church member despite the charges.
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Paul Desmond
San Francisco
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Gene Wright
Russia
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Jack Dowdy
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Bag Found With 3200 At Raleigh Dump
Raleigh police recovered a bag containing 3200 in three days of receipts from a newsstand at the city bus terminal. The money was thrown into a garbage can by mistake during a Tuesday dump search.
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Raleigh, NC
Raleigh
Home Blast Exposes Huge Dope Cache in Miami House
A dynamite blast in Little Havana damaged a home of Mr. and Mrs. Guarde and exposed about 44 pounds of marijuana. Police arrested the owners on possession charges after 41,500 bonds were posted each. Officers estimate the cache may total up to 30 kilos in a large yard locker area.
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Little Havana
South Monda
Antonio Guarde
Guardes
Malcolm Gracy
Gracy
Italy Hears Pope May Send Peace Mission to Hanoi
Vatican circles report that after a meeting with Pope Paul VI, rumors spread about the Pope potentially sending a peace mission to Hanoi. The source notes heightened Vatican interest and possible diplomatic outreach following discussions with President John.
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Colorado Snowstorm Delivers 31 Inches Across State
A major snowstorm moved from Colorado and Wyoming sinking temperatures below zero across the northern Plains and New England. Colorado reports up to 31 inches of snow with drifting and highway closures including Berthoud Pass. Western wind and snow affected Wyoming while New England endured record lows and widespread travel warnings.
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