Reparations demand grows to 24 billion and more
James Forman of the Black Economic Development Conference doubles his demand to 24 billion and pushes a national tally for 1976 census residents asking 1000 dollars per person. Connaissance, a Penn group, paid Forman about one thousand dollars for the appearance. Barbara Zoellner and Dr Christiaan Barnard amid marriage rumors surface in Johannesburg. Barnard denies engagement. he plans a return to South Africa in weeks. Jane Herman, 31, warns SF supervisors with a slingshot during a meeting and is noted as mother of M Justin Herman.
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Black Economic Development Conference
Forman
University of Pennsylvania
U.S
Connaissance
Penn
Barbara Zoellner
Christiaan Barnard
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Miss Zoellner
Barmard
San Francisco
Miss Zoehner
Barard
Jane. Herman
Board of Supervisors
Herman
Condemned man cannot donate kidney before execution
A federal appeals court in New Orleans rejected Calvin C. Campbell's claim that executing him before a planned kidney transplant would violate his civil rights. The 5th Circuit ruled he has no right to such relief due to his incarceration, noting the donor would be free to donate if not imprisoned. The proposed operation was to occur in Denver with an unnamed recipient.
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New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Calvin C. Campbell
Florida State
Campbell
Denver
Pianist Starr Sought Silenced By Neighbor Court
Philadelphia concert pianist Susan Starr faces a court action from Dr James W Gaither demanding a halt to her late night practice between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. The man, a behavioral sciences chair at Philadelphia Community College, says the noise disturbs his sleep and a court has given Starr until October 16 to show cause. Starr rose to fame with the Philadelphia Orchestra and tied for second in the 1962 International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow.
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James W. Gaither
Common Pleas Court
Miss Starr
Gaither
Department of
Behavioral Sciences
Philadelphia Community College
Emily
Cheltenham High School
Philadelphia Orchestra
Moscow
Laos seeks more U S arms aid as Souvanna visits
Laos prime minister Souvanna Phouma arrives in Washington seeking increased U S military assistance especially air support, while rejecting foreign troops. President Nixon to host a working dinner. Senate hearing on American involvement in Laos scheduled. concerns grow over North Vietnamese reinforcements and the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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UPI
Souvanna Phewma
Laos
Nixon
U.S
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
State Department
Department
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Jackie Onassis denies using judo throw on photographer
Jacqueline Onassis denied applying a judo type throw on Mel Finkelstein of the New York Daily News outside a theater showing I Am Curious Yellow. Nancy Tuckerman, a friend, relayed the denial saying the former first lady hadn’t done it.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
Nancy Tuckerman
Mel Finkelstein
New York Daily News
Finkelstein
Mrs. Onassis
Auctioneer's Hammer to Close Jungles
In a rural valley west of Hollywood the Jungleland animal park faces bankruptcy after 43 years. Goebel's Lions then Jungleland housed 1,800 animals used for films and shows. Auctioneer Al Silver estimates value at $3 million as the license and land may be retained.
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Dr. Doolittle
Conejo Valley
Los Angeles
Jungieland
Goebel
al Silver
Bomb Hits Statue of Policeman at Haymarket Site
A late Monday night blast damaged the statue marking the Haymarket Square riot site in Chicago. The 10 foot statue toppled from a 12 foot pedestal, shattering nearby windows and scattering debris. No injuries or suspects reported. Police continue investigation.
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Chicago
Haymarket Square
Murphy Plans Campaign Fund Fetes in 3 Cities
SACRAMENTO Sen George Murphy announced dinners in San Diego Fresno and Los Angeles next week to raise funds for his 1970 re election. The events Oct 16 could pull in about 200000. Rep John Tunney son of Gene Tunney may seek the Democratic nomination to oppose Murphy.
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Sacramento
George Murphy
San Diego
Fresno
Los Angeles
John Tunney
Gene Tunney
Murphy
Nixon Preparing to Prod Congress
Washington officials say President Nixon will send Congress an unprecedented message next week outlining what has been done and what remains. Draft reform tops the agenda with a push to repeal the draft lottery ban, amid claims the slow pace rests with Democratic leaders and committees while the White House frames a nonpartisan bid for cities crime welfare and revenue sharing. A Belmont High arson fire caused about 10000 in damage to the auditorium, with investigators probing the second blaze in under a year.
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UPL
Freshlent Niven
Congress
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Gerald BR. Font
Michigan
Scott
Nixon
White House
Senate
Ford
Democratic Committee
Los Angeles
UPS
Belmont High School
Housekeeper for Nixons Quits Post
Peggy Carey of Long Beach, 53, resigns as White House housekeeper citing difficulty for her elderly mother. She had served since Sept 3 on a temporary basis, supervising 35 to 40 staff, ordering supplies, and managing presidential menus. The White House notes her departure was announced Monday.
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Peggy Carey
White House
Jeff Washington
California
Sheraton Hotel Corp
Miss Carey
Washington
Presidential Mansion
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