Turbulent 20th Century Figures Collected in One Fragmented Portrait
A messy clipping blends notes on composer Crean and songs by Gilbert born in Odessa, obituaries, and Life Magazine quotes about Nixon and Agnew. It mentions Huntley’s retirement from the Huntley-Brinkley Report, his views on TV news, and a controversial, crude critique of media and politicians. The text also references Lindbergh and a scattered meditation on folk music and American culture.
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Eaperiter Crean
Rechoua
Gilbert
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Green Eyes
Odessa
Russia
Nixon
NBC
Life Magazine
Ite
Huntley
Huntley-Brinkley
Mantana
Spiro Agnew
Cbfe
Des Moines
LBJ
Taneh
Elks' New Ruler Criticizes Spoiled Brats at Meet
Glen L. Miller, grand lodge candidate from Logansport Indiana, told about 2,000 Elks delegates in San Francisco that campus rebels show irrationality while most youths are fine. He questioned youth dominance and warned colleges cannot let students dictate teaching. He also criticized the US Supreme Court for overstepping legislative power. Also includes Montgomery defense of Nixon and Vancouver mayor’s remarks on hippies and draft evaders facing Canada.
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Grant
Dlks Rouge
Glen L. Miller
Logansport
Ind
San Francisco
Miller
Supreme Court
Vaneouver
Tom Campbell
U.S
United States
Campbell
British Columbia
Canada
Curfew Clash At Palo Alto Ends In Arrests And Bomb Find
A rock music curfew confrontation in Palo Alto led to about 280 arrests, window damage, and minor injuries to three police officers. A time bomb was found and disarmed at the Stanford Financial Center three miles away. Police tied the events to a protest against local development plans, with thousands gathered, but most detainees were released on misdemeanor rioting charges.
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Palo
Alto
Stanford Financial Center
William Hydie
Tse
Hydia
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
San Jose
Milpitas
John Dolly
Miss Universe Winner Marisol Malaret Thrills Deeply
Miami Beach reports Marisol Malaret Contreras won Miss Universe, after Gloria Diaz crowned her. The 20 year old Puerto Rico representative, a secretary and part time model, talks of the year ahead, and notes her boyfriend is sad at the distance they will have. She cites helping her crippled brother and aunt as vital, while acclaim and a cash prize accompany her victory. Debbie Shelton of Norfolk, Va., was first runner up.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Marisol Malaret Contreras
Puerto Rico
Marisol
Gloria Diaz
Philippines
Marizol
Caribbean
Ons Weny
Mab
Debbie Shelton
Norfolk
Eleven Indicted in Theft of Securities Scheme
A federal grand jury in Miami Florida indicted 11 men on 14 counts for conspiring to steal about 43 million dollars in securities from New York area banking and brokerage houses. The theft occurred from registered mail pouches sent to and from banks in 1957 1968 and 1963. One defendant, John Cyron Eaton, was found dead near Milam International Airport last week. Ten defendants have been arrested or surrendered. the remaining will turn themselves in after notices. Names include Frank and Cosmos Cangiano Robert Cardifle Dominek IF Fot Charles Procacci Louis Mastriana J Gamuel Garrison Euwin Flaum Martin Saut David son and Mattea Stanley Steen. The indictment, issued June 25, was kept sealed pending investigations.
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Washington Uf
Post Office Department
Miami
Fis
New York
John F. Kennedy
Willam J. Cotter
Department
Ith
John Cyron Eaton
Milam International
Post Office
Frank and
Cosmos Cangiano
Robert Cardifle
Dominek IF
Fot
Charles 1
Procacci
Louis 7
Mastriana
Gamuel Garrison
Euwin Flaum
Martin Saut Davidson
Mattea Stanley Steen
Lncate
Torrance Family Home Burns in Sudden Fire
Police officer James Farquhar and his wife with seven children lost their one-story six-room home at 29 W. 2st in Torrance after clothing dropped on a floor furnace started the blaze. The family’s sons aged 9 to 14 were away at a drive-in movie. the couple and their other three children were visiting relatives in Baltimore. Battalion Chief Charles Rentsma said the fire was controlled in 15 minutes. a box of clothing near the furnace sparked the fire. the family’s pug, a bull and four fish perished.
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Torrance
James Farquhar
Farquhar
Baltimore
Chile
Charles Rentsma
National Guard to Indiana Town Amid Racial Violence
National Guard troops poised to move into Michigan City Indiana as racial violence erupts in several cities. At least 20 arrested for firebombings and looting after a tavern brawl led to a shooting and days of unrest. Local officials imposed curfews and sealed off areas while police reported quiet late Sunday after guard readiness.
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National Guard
Michigan City
Ind
Conrad Komogatarek
Lake Michigan
Indiana National Guard
la Porte
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Agnew
Dad Huntley
Spiro
Aun
Don DE Fore
Dawn Joélie
Westwood United Methodist Church
James Nixon Burdine
Elks
Montgomery
Viscount Montgomery
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Hampshire County
Marisol Malaret
AP Wien
Joe
Msk
Indiana
United Press International
Fats
Heghland Park
Mich
Flack
Robert Blackwell
Detroit
Couinty and
Stale
New Bedford
Mass
Ruth
George Lery
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Assurantes
Tney
A. Whola
WHYE
Oklahoma City
Aigil
Atnew
Ity
WBYE
Alps
Geneva
Swiss Alps
WELCH
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Lakewood
Eve Seh
Bullock’s
Clark Avenue
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