Nixon Attends Senators Game Amid Campaign Tug of War
President Nixon visits Robert S. Kennedy Stadium to watch the Washington Senators fall 6-4 to the Oakland Athletics after a late comeback. He sits in the presidential box with daughter Julie and son in law David Eisenhower, while Mrs Nixon faces criticism over campaign volunteerism remarks and defends outreach.
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Nixon
Washington Senators
Robert S. Kennedy
Senators
Oakland Athletics
Midway Island
Nols
Oakland
Julie Eisenhower
David
Nizon
Barber Shop Chase Ties Gun Attack Suspect
In Miami an off duty Sgt. Lary Bowen chased and helped arrest 25 year old Taylor after he stuck his head into a barber shop and fled in a taxi. The arrest followed the Wednesday shooting of 25 year old Robert Rembert who died from a chest wound after an argument.
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Sam
Taylor
Miami
Lary Bowen
Bowen
Robert Rembert
Hair Shorn From Sinclair as He Starts 30 Day Jail Term
Ann Arbor musician Harry John Sinclair known for White Panthers ties, recently shaved his cork screw curls upon beginning a 30 day sentence in Pontiac for assaulting a police officer. He had been freed in 1866 and briefly released on bond after six hours, and criticized the process as inhumane.
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John Sinclair
Sinclair
Ann Arbor
Detroit House of Correction
Pontiac
Mich
Toolate
Panthers
Marine Hero Freed Early From Probation
Marine Sgt. Donald Francis Myers was released from a five year probation two years early after pleading guilty in 1966 to manslaughter in Oceanside California. Witnesses said he tried to pacify a belligerent Marine, but struck him with a beer glass, causing a fatal wound. Judge Robert Conyers noted Myers earned the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts, was recommended for the Navy Cross, and is now in Great Lakes Naval Hospital with severe wounds including the loss of an eye.
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Donald Francis Myers
Oceanside
Calif
Witesses
Myers
Superior Court
Robert Conyers
Vietnam
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Miner Buck Jones Returns to Hospital After Crash
William Buck Jones, a 60 year old miner who spent eight days trapped by a rockfall at a silver lead zinc mine in Lark Utah, is hospitalized after a motorcycle collision with a pickup truck in Salt Lake City. He suffered a broken leg head lacerations and abrasions. His wife said Jones might not return to the mine, remarking It’s safer down there than on the highway.
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William “Buck” Jones
Lark
Utah
Jones
Salt Lake City
Pay TV OK Goes in Effect
Washington reports the FCC order allowing pay television in about 80 of the nation's largest cities goes into effect. Applications await technical standards. theater owners oppose, arguing pay TV drains viewers and hurts free TV. court review sought, while FCC defends added services without removing free offerings.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Bards
National Association of Theater Owners
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Former nun leads Webster College as president weds New Jersey businessman
Jacqueline Grennan Wexler, former nun and Webster College president since 1965, married Paul J. Wexler, a 49 year old Jewish businessman from New Jersey. The ceremony in Webster Groves included family and friends. they plan Bermuda honeymoon and Tenafly home. Wexler will work with Webster while the college searches for a new president.
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Jacqueline Grennan
Webster College
Webster Groves
Paul J. Wexler
ST. Louis
Morried
New Jersey
Music Wilding
Wexler
Fermer Jacqueline Grennan
Ex-employee shoots six at grain elevator in Nebraska
Irvin Ostrander opened fire at the Farmers Grain Co-Op elevator in Rising City injuring six people, including assistant manager Kenneth Crook and manager Val Foster, before shooting himself in the jaw. He surrendered after authorities arrived. No one died. injuries were non fatal and not believed critical. Ostrander had quit his job days earlier claiming they denied him rest.
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Val Foster
Farmers Grain Co-Op
Omaha
Foster
Ostrander
Gos
Verl Winchester
Kenneth Crook
Crook
Long Beach Clipping Spurs Packed City Brief
A terse Long Beach press item notes a second class matter from Hice, with Mat Fise listed and references to a day east of 2 p.m. The fragment hints at a routine notice or schedule item in the local paper’s second class column.
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Hice
Long Beach
Call
Rats Attack Baby Twins in Their Bed
In High Point North Carolina two two month old twins Dinetta and Anita Floyd were bitten by rats described as wharf type while sleeping in a duplex apartment. One foot of Dinetta was mutilated and Anita suffered puncture wounds. The twins were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital with recovery expected if infection is prevented. City authorities moved the Floyd family and their two other children to a housing project.
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High Point
UPI
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dinette
Anite Floyd
Alvester Floyd
Dinetta
Anita
Floyd
Floyda
Harvard Graduation SPEAKER booed at SDS protest
Harvard permitted an SDS member Bruce Allen to speak at graduation. He condemned the ceremony as an atrocity and obscenity while seniors and spectators jeered or walked out. Robed students escorted him off stage as boos and chants filled the Tercentenary Theater.
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Harvard
Students For A Democratic Society
Bruce Allen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Allen
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard Tercentennary Theater
SDS
ROTC
Watts
Detroit
University Hall
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Orpheum Predictions, Inc
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Last Elk
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Shorty) Ostrander
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