Brooklyn Robbery Twice In One Night Hoz Cohen
Ahrah Cohen, 50, from downtown Brooklyn, was robbed twice on a Sunday night totaling 240.35 dollars. After the first hold up he hailed a police car, borrowed 23 cents for the subway, and after a second robbery three blocks away sought another patrol car for a ride home, then nabbed the two suspects with officers. The case ends with Cohen’s subway ride home and arrests.
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Ahrah Cohen
Cohen
Brooklyn
Kissinger libel dispute and cultural figures news roundup
President Nixon aides deny Kissinger libel claims amid war policy debates while Jack Anderson and others accuse officials of presenting a neutral stance on the India Pakistan conflict. The era’s obituaries feature modern dance founder Ted Shawn at 80 and poet Kenneth Patchen after a heart attack in Palo Alto. It notes Shawn’s Denishawn legacy and Patchen’s antiwar verse prominence. Also reports Thai base attack at Utapao during Indochina War and Viet Cong incidents near Saigon with U.S. air commands and troop movements.
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Klein
Kissinger
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Jack Anderson
Anderson
United States
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
India
Pakistan
Modern Dance
Ted Shawn
Shawn
Florida Hospital
Orlando
University of Denver
Ruth St. Denis
Denishawn Schools
Denishawn
Shaw
Faun
Gloria Swanson
Miss St. Denis
Kenneth Patchen
Vietnam
America
Patchen
Palo Alto
John Berryman
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Paul Blackburn
Charles Olson
New York City
Patcher
Bangkok
Thailand
Sakgon
Laos
Cambodia
Saigon
Utapao
Gulf of Thailand
South Vietnam
Qui Nhon
Nguyen van Chuc
Binh Dinh
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
Tan Son Niut
Vetted Public Notice From Long Beach Post
A public notice contemplates a local matter in Long Beach California. It references postage paid at Long Beach and lists an official in a civil matter with a focused deadline or action. The document appears as a sanitized OCR fragment from a press telegraph style notice.
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Long Metinerr Beach
Humphrey Announces Third Bid for Presidency
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey formally launched his third presidential campaign at Philadelphia's Poor Richard Club calling for reconciliation and rebirth and pledging to end the Indochina war. He pledged to withdraw troops and contrasted leadership with the Nixon administration while targeting Pennsylvania's April 25 primary amid a crowded field including Muskie, Wallace, Hartke, Jackson, Chisholm, and McGovern.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Indochina
Philadelphia
Richard Club
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
White House
Richard Nixon
Pennsylvania
John Y. Lindsay
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Humphrey
Nixon
Hitler
George Wallace
Muskie
Florida
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Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Waldheim
Kurt Waldbeim
Lillie Mae Harr
San Diego
Ruaters
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Press-Telegram
Sen. Humphrey
Associated Press
Edmund
Muskia
Maine
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Shirley Chisholm
George McGovern
South Dakota
Europe
Sen
Muriel
Goy
George Leader
Wirenhote
Bullock's Savings
China
Bashion
Laguna Tea Room
Bullock's
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