Prisoner mails campaign cash to Maryland senator
A man serving a 12 year term for an attempted 1944 plot to murder Maryland State Senator Verda Welcome sent a $50 check to aid her reelection campaign. Welcome replied from a Baltimore halfway house praising his host's community work and expressing belief in personal redemption.
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James G. McCall
Sen
Verda Hy
Maryland House of Corre Yon
Baltimore
McCall
Lady at San Quentin retires after 24 year service
Lucile Sehoen 62, first woman allowed inside San Quentin walls, retires as chief nurse to prisoners after 24 years. She says she hopes to live outside again and recalls facing a segregated society and a single intense incident. In the same report, Alfred Chamie outlines Legion plans to reach out to youth through programs on sportsmanship and leadership at a regional convention amid protests.
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San Quentin
Lucile TR. Sehoen
Plmp
American Legion
Alfred P. Chamie
Soviet missiles push gap with United States widens
London reports the Institute for Strategic Studies estimates the Soviet Union will deploy 400 surface to air missiles across 43 Egyptian sites and 100 more MIG planes, while overtaking the US in land based ICBMs this year. The study notes Sino Soviet forces strengthen with 3 divisions in the Far East and China beefing defenses near the Soviet border amid possible future intercontinental tests. It also cites 22 Soviet SAM sites in Egypt with 24 more under construction and 380 to 540 missiles total, plus 130 ICBMs. The United States leads in submarine launched missiles and MIRVs amid ongoing nuclear buildup. In Manchester a black power candidate enters several races for city council.
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UPI
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Egypt
Institute For Strategic Studies
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Soviets
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United States
Sov
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Europe
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China
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Nie Instille
Russia
Minutemen
Poseidon
Amrerica
Hussian
Cadet Denham Loses Bid for West Point Discharge
Federal Judge Marvan B. Frankel rejects Cary Denham’s appeal to resign or be discharged as a conscientious objector at West Point. Denham’s two year claim of naivete about war deaths cited as incredible. Also mentions Shirley Temple Black remarks and a UN official’s GOP luncheon stop.
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Military Academy
U.S. District Court
Marvan B. Frankel
Cary FE. Denhan
West Point
Yonham
Academy Review Board
Lisc
Doolin
New Rader
Widay
Weat Point
Frankel
Army
Jim
HW Denham
W Paint
Amy
Police Stop Wis U Bombing Suspects Then Let Them Go
Two men later identified as Dwight Armstrong and David S Tine were stopped for a faulty muffler and questioned for about an hour. They were released after police learned they were wanted in federal warrants for sabotage, destruction of government property and conspiracy tied to the Madison bombing.
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Wis. U
Litvlis Falls
UPL
Puller
University of Consin
Toahee
Dwight Armstrong
David S. Tine
Tea Burt
Uti- Ga
Armstrong
Karleson
Madison
Ralph Wearn
Sauk County
Wis
Karleton Armstrong
Vine
Westchester County
California Labor Federation elects new officers and regional vice presidents
In San Francisco the California Labor Federation chose John F. Henning, former ambassador to New Zealand and former Labor Department undersecretary, as secretary treasurer after March 1. Albmn J. Gruhn was reelected president to a sixth term. New regional vice presidents include Lloyd Lea of Local 2907 and Steve Eanes of the Camery and Industrial Workers Union. Cathy is noted as the first Black member on the federation's executive committee.
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San Francisco
California Labor Federation
John F. Henning
New Zealand
U.S. Labor Department
Thanas L. Pitts
Albin J. Gruhn
Lioyd Lea
Lanmber
Lawmit Workers Union
Weer
Steve Eanes
Presidt
The
Camery and Industrial Workers Tnion
San Pedro
Catrey
Rock Group Member Found Dead in Campout
Ala G. Wilson a 27 year old member of Canned Teal was found dead behind a home while camping with the band. An autopsy was scheduled as sleeping pills were found in his pocket. Wilson helped form the group in 1960 and contributed popular songs including Going Up the Country and On the Road Again.
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Angeles
Ala G. Wilson
Liberty Records
Gronny's
Wilsan
Wilson
Verlin Mita
Tile
Canned Teal
Fou
Meany Unhappy Sees Workers in Economic Bind
AFL-CIO president George Meany warned Labor Day 1970 will be grim for American workers as inflation and recession bite. He blamed Nixon administration policies and said rising prices, shrinking buying power, and layoffs hit workers, pensioners, and small businessmen amid a broader economic squeeze. Faithfull divorce suit filed as Mick Jagger linked co respondent. Faithfull cites separation after 1965 marriage.
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UPI
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Nixon
America
London
Marianne Faithfull
John Dunbar
Mick Jagger
Miss Faithfull
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