Prison term for counterfeiter who cut and reassembled notes
Reuben Silver, 53, of London, began an eight year sentence after admitting to cutting 41 five pound notes and reassembling them into denominations to profit. He confessed passing forged and genuine bundles for higher value, totaling more than 32,000 pounds. Nixon to send Scranton on a six nation Middle East fact finding tour.
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Reuben Silver
London
Silver
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Middle East
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Scranton
Ziegler
USAR
Gamel Abdel Nasser
U.S
Egypt
Cafe Men Identified in Vice Indictments
LOS ANGELES reports a major vice sweep across Beverly Hills and surrounding districts with about 60 suspects indicted. Notable figures include maitre d s and club owners tied to pandering pimping and conspiracy to commit prostitution, with bail set at 50 000 for many and 25 000 or 50 000 in other cases.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Beverly Hills
Restaurant Row
Sunset Strip
San Fernando Valley
Southland
Peter J. Pitchess
Tom Reddin
California
George Aguilera
Dixie Canyon Road
Wilshire
Samuel A. L. Alessi
Louise Ave
van Nuys
Tracton’s
S. la Citega
Tommy Cook
Clark Ave
Innkeeper
N. la Cienega Blvd
Mario Pansini
Fath St
Manhattan Beach
Voltaire
N. Rodeo Drive
John Rowley
Arlington Ave
Chez Voltaire
Vince la Monica
Harvard
Burbank
Beverly Hillcrest
Beverwil Drive
Ventura Blvd
Joseph la Monica
Ferdinand Phipps
W. 57Th St
Henry Brooks
S. Detroit Ave
Hollywood Blvd
Victory Blvd
Lynn E. Marmor
Keith Ave
West Hollywood
Beverly Bridge Club
Beverly Blvd
del E. de Mattea
Langdon Ave
Captain's Cabin
Quail Club
Sherman Way
North Hollywood
Nick Prizant
N. Orange Drive
la Brea Inn
N. la Brea Ave
Eddie Nash
Micheltorenz St
Seven Seas
Garth D. Guy
Robertson
Lnd
Marvin Loveing
Ellenview Ave
Canoga Park
Venture Blvd
Reseda
Wide Search Fails to Find Cleaver Eldridge Cleaver
Police conduct a wide search for Eldridge Cleaver, the Black Panther who vanished after failing to surrender on parole violation charges. Investigators dismiss a tip about possible exile by an underground group and note no evidence supports that claim. Cleaver, UC Berkeley lecturer on racism, was sentenced to 13 years for a 1958 Los Angeles attempted murder, paroled in 1966, and returned to prison by parole officers last April following a gun battle in Berkeley.
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San Francisco
Eldridge Cleaver
State Department of Corrections
Cleaver
University of California
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Democrats Move to Remove Alabama Committeeman
Washington report says the Democratic Party began purges of unfaithful members by targeting Earl Goodwin of Selma Alabama. He was given 10 days to appeal a public hearing or his seat would be vacant for refusing to support Humphrey and Muskie. O'Brien cited rules requiring endorsement of the party nominees within 30 days after adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic Party
Alabama
Humphrey-Muskie
Earl Goodwin
Selma
Ala
Goodwin
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Alabaman
O'Brien
National Committee
Set Sanity Tests in Slay Hoax Set Sanity Tests in Slay Hoax
A man who used a false identity told police his wife and three children were killed. Estine Hawkins, 42, was hospitalized for observation after authorities learned his wife Estelia Hawkins, 27, and children Estle, 7, Hope, 6, and Lorna Kai, 3, were alive in a Santa Monica hotel. A caller identifying as Charles Williams had claimed Hawkins killed them and dumped bodies in San Francisco Bay, then said Hawkins left for Chicago. Police later linked Hawkins and Williams as the same person.
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San Francisco
Estie Hawkins
San Francisco General Hospital
Estle Ih
Hope
Lorna Kai
Santa Monica
Charles Williams
Hawkins
San Francisco Bay
Williams
Chicago
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is readable from the OCR.
Jewish Group Attacks Christmas Stamp Debate
The American Jewish Congress protests the 1968 Christmas stamp issued by the U S Post Office. It argues the stamp violates First Amendment separation of church and state by featuring Jan van Eyck's The Annunciation with the angel Gabriel. The painting resides in Washington's National Gallery of Art.
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American Jewish Congress
New York
U.S. Post Office
Jan van Eyck
Gabriel
Jesus
AJC
National Gallery of Art
Washington
New Chief of S.F. State Plans Major Decision
Acting President Si Hayakawa of San Francisco State College faces a major move on reopening the 28,000 student campus likely Sunday or Monday. The college, scene of a three week long strike and violence, risks renewed unrest and a tough clash with the state college board of trustees led by Governor Reagan.
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S.F. State
SAN Francisco
UPI
SI. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
State College Board of Trustees
Robert Smith
Smifh
State College
Glenn Dumke
Ronald Reagan
Marin County
San Francisco State
Frederick Craemer
Black Students Union
George Murray
Third World Liberation Front
Minori
Guilty Plea In obscene LBJ letter case
Marine Pvt. Kermit J. Neumann of Las Crosse Wisconsin pleaded guilty to mailing an obscene letter to President Johnson. He had earlier faced threats accusations and was sentenced to a January 3 date. The letter, mailed June 23, contained several obscene words.
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San Diego
UPI — Marine Pvt
Kermit J. Neumann
Las Crosse
Wis
Johnson
Neumann
U.S. District Court
Fred Kunzel
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United Arab Republic
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Jordan
Israel
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Houston
Paris
West Allis
George Henry Debord
Debord
France
David Halliday
Pittsburgh
Taylor-Allderdice High School
David
Dingle Foot
Her Majesty
Foot
Harold Wilson
Foel
Sir Dingle
Gray’s Inn
Lve
Worl
Cafe
Demos
Shele
Plymouth
Bullock's Aakewood
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