Two Fatal Crashes On Curve Shocks Kissimmee and Boston Common
In Kissimmee Florida Charles E Davis 20 and his wife Mary 20 died after a car driven by Jake Davis collided with them on a curve. Authorities cite no charges for Jake Davis. Separately Ronald E Pinkham 20 paraplegic from Dorchester moved to Boston Common with friends vowing to stay until jailed or given housing. He seeks an apartment and guitar teaching job and has lobbied Senators Kennedy and Brooke.
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Charles E. Davis
Kissimmee
Fla
Boston Common
Ronald E.linkham
Dorchester
Pinkham
Jest January
Guitar
Abernathy Names 10 Unwanted Politicians in Georgia Drive
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy announced a five day march across Georgia as the start of a campaign to oust political leaders. He listed 10 politicians as the organization’s "Ten Most Unwanted." The lineup included Sen. John Stennis and Rep. Mendel Rivers, followed by Rep. John McMillan, Mayor Hugh Addonizio, Gov. Lester Maddox, and others such as Nixon, Agnew, Sen. George Murphy, Sen. Strom Thurmond, and Gov. Ronald Reagan.
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Ralph David Abernathy
Georgia
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Abernathy
Atlanta
Souther Christian Leadership Conference
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Rep
Mendel Rivers
DSC
John McMillan
D-S.c
Hugh Addonizio
Newark
N. J
Lester Maddox
Agnew
George Murphy
R-Calif
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Gov
Ronald Reagan
California
Graham Cash Draw 62,000 at Tennessee rally
Evangelist Billy Graham told 62 000 fans at the University of Tennessee stadium in Knoxville that the second coming is near as signs of Biblical prophecy unfold. Country star Johnny Cash joined the crowd, calling the appearance a dream fulfilled, while organizers held an I am proud to be an American rally in Honolulu across from Waikiki Beach.
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Billy Graham
Graham
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Johnny Cash
Tennessee
Cash
Air Force
Nixon
Armed Forces
Kaptotani Park
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
America
Albert Burns
Ex-Solon in Plea of Innocence
Former Sen Daniel Brewster pleaded not guilty to five counts accusing him of accepting 24500 in bribes from Spiegel Inc to influence transport and postal legislation. Trial set for November in US District Court with travel restrictions pending proceed.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel Brewster
Senate
Brewster
Leonard Walsh
Maryland
Spiegel Inc
Chicago
Police Nab Vietnam Vet in Shooting
A recently returned Vietnam veteran, Dennis Milard, 25, of San Jose, was captured after allegedly killing a woman named Rebecca Arellano and terrorizing a Hollywood neighborhood while searching for his wife. He was subdued by two officers on a front porch with his young daughter as he pointed a pistol at them. The suspect and child were unharmed. Police ended a two hour manhunt at 1131 N Beachwood Drive, in a residence rented by Edwina Sewell-Baverstock, 35, a British Consulate secretary.
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Hollywood
Dennis Milard
San Jose
Rebecca Arellano
Millard
N. Beachwood Drive
Edwina Jane Sewell-Baverstock
Cassandra
Boston cleans up downtown in 12 hour, 29 ton facelift
Hundreds of volunteers joined city workers in a 12 hour cleanup that spanned downtown Boston. The effort, organized with the Boston Collegiate Council and the mayor, resurfaced streets, installed new signs, painted crosswalks and lines, and planted shrubs in Boston Common with participants ranging from youths to seniors.
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Boston
UFI
Boston Collegiate Council
Retarded World Viewed as POWs in New White House Plan
A presidential committee says about 250,000 mentally retarded people in public and private institutions face dehumanizing conditions similar to POW camps. The Action Policy proposal urges constitutional rights, privacy, and humane treatment, with new buildings planned to foster community contact while old dormitories are redesigned or torn down.
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Washington
UPI
Dumke Bars Kunstler Appearance at San Jose Campus
Chancellor Grean Dumke of the California state college system banned the scheduled appearance of William Kunstler at San Jose State College citing disorders after his prior appearances. Violent demonstrations followed a Kunstler speech at UC Santa Barbara earlier this year. The San Jose State Associated Students had urged approval.
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Grean Dumke
California State College System
William ‘Kunstler
San Jose State College
Kunstler
Chicago 7
Dumke
Hubert Burns
San Jose State
Kunssler
University of California At Santa Bar
Tornadoes Hit Small Tex Town Zapata Texas
Two tornadoes struck Zapata and nearby Raymondsville causing widespread damage. Seventy dwellings destroyed and 34 injured, with repairs estimated at 400 dollars. Most injuries discharged after treatment as winds also damaged a motel and grocery store.
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Zapata, Tex
UPI
Lubbock
Texas
Falcon Lake
Rio Grande
Raymonsvile
Zapata
Trinidad Chief Is Chicago Thief Victim
Port of Spain police chief Captain Sidney Lee visited Chicago for an safety conference and was burglarized in his hotel room. Thieves took his credit cards a woman’s watch and eight silver bracelets he bought as gifts.
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Chicago
Sidney Lee
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Lee
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United States
Vietnam
Romania
Vienna
Wirestoto
Wold
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Associated Press
Press-Telegram
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WELCH
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Long Beach
Bullock's Lakewood
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Stanley Becker
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Clark
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