Free Angela Davis support tours announced by Communist official
Gus Rail, general secretary of the Communist Party in America, plans a national tour to form Free Angela Davis committees. Davis, charged in a San Rafael gun case, fights extradition from New York to California amid a hunger strike protest and health concerns. A Columbus candidate offers a luncheon date with Zsa Zsa Gabor to top campaign contributors, with sealed bids opening on Election Day. An Otori Indian girl born without ears receives artificial ears after a mission and aid from an Oakland firm.
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Angela Davis
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FBI
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New York
California
Columbus
Ohio
Zsa Zsa Gabor
James W. Goodrich
Jimmy
Goodrich
Eleni Arroyo
Oklahoma City
Oakland
Man repays welfare debt from 1924 in Indiana
Charles W. Mayrose of Worthington Indiana paid back about 240 dollars to the county auditor in Brazil Clay County after a 46 year wait. He recalled receiving weekly slips good for food or clothes while unable to work due to illness in 1924 during Calvin Coolidge’s presidency and said his obligation to society is now squared. Reverend Carl Melntire praised Christian action while discussing anti gay rhetoric tied to a March for Victory rally in Washington and plans by Gay Liberation Front to move into Alpine County to gain political control.
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Brazil
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Mayrose
Calvin Coolidge
Carl Melntire
United States
Ielatire
Washington
Los Angeles
Alpine
Sierra Mountains
Gay Liberation Front
Canada China ink wheat pact sale announced in Commons
Ottawa reports Canada will sell over 160 million dollars worth of wheat to China in a one year contract. Otto Lang, Wheat Board minister, announced in the House of Commons that the deal is the largest short term wheat agreement with China to date. Canada has recently established diplomatic relations with mainland China but has been supplying wheat to the Communist Nation for years.
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House of Commons
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China
Veto Talks With Two Generals Amid Soviet Tensions
Moscow reports the United States seeks a second meeting with two U8 Army generals and a Turkish colonel after a U.S. Army plane allegedly strayed into Soviet Armenia. Embassy says diplomats saw the Americans and planned to push for discussions. Pravda downplays spying links while noting air space violations. The United States accuses Moscow of treaty breaches and cites several past incidents. The three Americans involved are Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Sherrer, Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuertie, and Maj. James Russell.
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Armenia
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Turkey
U.S. State Department
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Soviet Union
Edward C. D. Sherrer
Claude M. McQuertie
Ankara
James Russell
Bomb strikes former VP Quito home in kidnapping case
In Quito a bomb hit the Guayaquil home of former Vice President Jorge Zabala Baquierizo, tied to the kidnapping of Brig. Gen. Cesar Rohon Sandoval. Alejandrina Perez de Huerta died, with Carmen Huerta Perez injured. two Baquierizo sons among many suspects rounded up after the abduction near the National University in Miraflores.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Jorge Zabala Baquierizo
Cesar Rohon Sandoval
Alejandrina Perez de Huerta
Francisca Tinerta
Carmen Huerta Perez
Raul Celemento Huerta
Baquierizo
Baguierizo
Jorge and
Oswalt
Patice
Rohon Sandoval
Miraflores
Navnal University
Egypt lifts ban on Leary entry in Cairo visit
CAIRO UPI Egyptian authorities lifted the ban on Dr Timothy Leary and two Black Panther companions and a Yippie allowing transit visas for seven days. Black Panther Donald Cox said the group planned to fly to Algiers Thursday while visa and news conference plans faced diplomatic hurdles.
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Syria
California
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Lebanon
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Jennifer Dohrn
Youth International Party
Yippie
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FBI
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U.S. State Department
Kennar
Miss Dohrn
America
Rosemary
United Press Telegram Article Fragment
An OCR fragment from a 1970 newspaper page with overlapping garbled lines. It references a weekly issue number and date, with partial headlines and scattered text unclear in content. No coherent event or人物 details emerge from the legible portions.
B52s Press South Laos and Cambodia Operations
U S bombers conducted heavy strikes on North Vietnamese supply routes through southern Laos and near the DMZ, with over 590 raids in 24 weeks. Reports cite movements toward Khe Sanh and Quang Tri while Cambodian forces clash near Kompong Thom and Snuol. American bombers support Cambodian troops as Hanoi commits more divisions in the region.
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