Michigan students take course on protest movements
Twelve University of Michigan upperclassmen enroll in a psychology course taught by Maryann Holt to analyze protest strategy ethics and leadership. The class does not require participation in protests yet all 12 have engaged in campus demonstrations, including a successful bid for student faculty control of a new campus bookstore.
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University of Michigan
King
Maryann Holt
Miss Moff
Boss Learns How Not to Stop Car
Harry Brodey of Indianapolis chased three men after they assaulted a car theft. He leaped onto the hood and held on while police pursued, as the suspects fled after striking a parked vehicle. Charles W. Anders, 22, faced multiple charges including assault with a vehicle and reckless driving.
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Harry Brodey
Indianapolis
Braney
Brodey & Brodey, Inc
Brodey
Charles W. Anders
Soviet Cosmonauts Begin U S Tour With NYC Welcome
Two Soviet spacemen Gen Georgiy Beregovoy and Konstantin Feoktistov arrive in New York for a two week American tour. They plan a coast to coast itinerary visiting Williamsburg Grand Canyon Disney World JPL and space facilities while meeting Col Frank Borman and Mrs Borman at Gracie Mansion and attending Hello Dolly in Manhattan.
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Georgiy T. Beregoyov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Colonial Williamsburg
Grand Canyon
Disneyland
California
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Feoktistov
Kennedy
Cape Kennedy
San Diego
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to International Labor Organization
The International Labor Organization won the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize worth 75,000 dollars. The prize ceremony is set for December 10 at the University of Oslo, with a representative to receive it from Swedish Nobel Committee chair Mrs. Aase Vi fore. The committee gave no reasons and noted this is the 10th time a organization has won the prize.
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England
Long Beach Man and Wife Among Five Killed in Desert Plane Crash
Five Southland residents died when a 337 Cessna struck a mountain near Banning as fog and rain hampered search efforts. Frank Sherman of Long Beach and his Palm Springs home were among the victims, along with his wife Bobbie and Robert Edwards with his two daughters Lisa and Mona. Edwards’ San Pedro license sparked questions about his address. Sherman, president of California Property Management Co., had planned dinner with their Palm Springs hosts before departure. The wreckage was found Saturday by a deer hunter after a four hour trek to alert authorities.
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Bobbie
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San Petra
Lisa
Mona
Wicker & Son Mortuary
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San Pedro
Sherman
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Pam
Riverside County Sheriffs Office
Kitching Peak
Woman 52 Kidnapped After Car Abduction in LA
Grace Nakashima, 52, told police she was kidnapped, beaten, and robbed by a man who forced her into her car in an underground parking garage, then drove to Hollywood, Long Beach, and Bakersfield before dumping her. The assailant took $650 in cash and a $400 check. she was found in fair condition at Kern County General Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Long Beach
Grace Nakashima
Simday
Kern County General Hospital
Unclear OCR entry on Lang Rasch post office record
Fragmentary 18th century postal note referencing Lang Rasch and Carnes Beluga with figures like 1141 and terms entered at second stan mati at a Post Office. Reading is partial and lacks clear context or complete facts.
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Stan Mati
Lang Rasch
Youth Slain in Shootout With Police
In Los Angeles two officers on a stakeout at a drive-in restaurant exchanged fire with a pair of gunmen. Walter Pope, 20, was killed after ambushing officers. the second man fled. Patrolman Irvin Dale Moen was wounded but in satisfactory condition, and Patrolman Donald Mandell remained unharmed. Pope reportedly carried Black Panther literature and was said to be active in the group.
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Black Panthers
Walter Pope
Arnir
St. Campion
Bya Negroes
Irvin Dale Moen
Donald Mandell
Voryart
Moen
Mandella
Pope
Won't Seek Third Term by Murphy
UPI reports California Senator George Murphy, 67, intends to retire after two terms if re-elected next year. He says he would not run again, comparing his stance to Roosevelt and noting that at 75 even justices should retire. He discussed politics, philosophy, and his private life in a recent interview.
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UPI
U.S
George Murphy
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Roosevelt
California
Supreme Court
Nixon forms urban renewal task force
President Nixon created an urban renewal task force to evaluate the results of the program and recommend future efforts. Miles Colean of Washington was named chairman for the unit, which will study renewals and advise on policy directions.
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Nixon Washington
UPI
Nixon
Miles
Colean
Washington
Meeting Called Over Korean Ambush Killing Four GIs
United Nations command requests a Korean military armistice commission meeting for Tuesday to protest the ambush that killed four Americans. The Army identified the victims as S Sgt James R Grissinger of Wooster Ohio Spec 4 Charles E Taylordy of Reedsport Oregon Spec 4 Jack L Martin of Boone Iowa and Pfc William E Grimes of Salinas California.
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Korean Military Armistice Commission
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South Korea
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Wooster
Ohio
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Reedsport
Ore
Jack L. Martis
Boone, Jons
William E. Grimes
Salinas
Calif
Mail Strike Halts Mail in Mali Post Offices
Letters postcards and parcels clog Malian post offices as mail workers walk out for four days. The stoppage is set to affect more than five million Malian workers this week and marks the first in a series of protests.
Panel urges easing of homosexuality laws in the United States
Time magazine reports a 1d member government panel under Nixon proposes states abolish laws criminalizing private homosexual relations between consenting adults. It also recommends public and private employers reassess standards and hire individuals who pass screenings, plus a national center for sexuality study and improved teacher youth counselor education. Evelyn Hooker of UCLA leads the panel.
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