Oakland school chief Marcus Foster shot dead in parking lot
Three young men armed with a shotgun and pistol killed Marcus A. Foster, 50, Oakland's Negro schools superintendent, and wounded Associate Superintendent Robert Blackburn in a parking lot near their offices. Foster had moved from Philadelphia in 1970 and aimed to involve the community in education.
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Philadelphia
Robert Blackburn
Highland Hospital
Blackburn
Foster
Alvin Bedall
Bok Foundation
Pennsylvania
Master Plan Citizens Committee
Strikes Ripple Across Nation Hit New York and Idaho
Firefighters in New York stage a five hour walkout while 140 of Milwaukee's firemen report for duty amid injunctions. United Steelworkers strike Kellogg Idaho mines as Trans World Airlines crews walk out canceling flights. Los Angeles TV technicians resume work as negotiations loom. The New York Daily News and Times prepare for possible publication if the strike continues. Medical workers seek 7.9 percent raise blocked by the Cost of Living Council. Mayor Lindsay lobbies the council while arbitration looms.
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New York
New York Times
Daily News
John V. Lindsay
Cost of Living Council
Milwaukee
United Steelworkers
Bunker Hill Co
Kellogg
Idaho
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Brooklyn
Richard J. Vizzini
Newspaper Guild of New York
Vesco awaits extradition hearing in Bahamas
Police report fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco remained under intensive surveillance at his Nassau villa on $75,000 bail awaiting a U.S. extradition hearing. Vesco faces indictment for defrauding $50,000 from International Controls Corp. of Fairfield, New Jersey, once under his control.
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The
Bahamas
UPI
Robert L. Vesco
U.S
Vesco
Nixon
John 4. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Emmanual Osadebay
International Controls Corp
Fairfield, N.J
DeMolay Installs New Scottsdale Officers Led by Fitzsimonds
Michael Fitzsimonds, a 17 year old East High School senior and Eagle Scout, was installed as master councilor of the Scottsdale Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. Other officers installed include Mark Mathews as senior councilor and Steve Silberschlag as junior councilor. Various appointed officers were named at Scottsdale Masonic Temple with Steve Hansen and several preceptors also listed.
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East High School
Scottsdale
The
Order of DeMolay
Mark Mathews
Steve Silberschlag
Steve Hansen
Saguaro
Norman Stanley
Scottsdale High
Margo Johnson
Coronado
KDOT
Steve Dennis
Steve
Paradise Valley High School art wins at Arizona State Fair
Sixteen Paradise Valley High School students earned awards for art projects at the Arizona State Fair with winners in drawing weaving painting pastel batik stitchery and sculpture. Other recognized students earned second and third places in printmaking ink drawing and ceramics. Also noted are college night at Saguaro and multiple Scottsdale School District activities including Coronado and Scottsdale High School events.
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Paradise Valley
Stephen Mei
Debbie Langan
Laura Sheppard
Christina Bolda
Kim Nite
Mark Schaefer
Gogi Lampe
Debbie Denton
Bart Lohi
Jesse Hurlbut
Ron Hoffman
Gene Arrandale
Lori McNutt
Shirl Eddy
Cindy Peterson
Anna Marie Dunn
Scottsdale Jaycees To Lead MIA Flag Relay
The Arizona Jaycees sponsor a statewide flag relay to honor 1200 plus missing in action servicemen in Southeast Asia. Scottsdale Jaycees will receive flags at 7 30 p m Thursday at city hall and transport them to Tempe on November 12 with state and local officials and Arizona Families of Men Missing in Action participating.
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Saguaro
Leonard Dickey
Claremont Men’s
Jaycees
U.S
Southeast Asia
Arizona Jaycees
Are
Scottsdale Jaycees
National League of Cities
Phoenix
Chandler Jaycee
Arizona
Soviets unveil mobile armored force with light tank
The Soviet Union showcased a new light tank capable of airborne deployment on Red Square for the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Observers say the 10 ton vehicle with a 76mm gun boosts airborne units, can be carried by AN12 and AN22 transports, and may fire anti-tank missiles.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Red
Lenin
Middle East
United States
America
Belfast violence and tarred victim tied to lampost
In Belfast a Protestant area saw a truck driver seriously injured in a public safety incident claimed by the Ulster Freedom Fighters. A Catholic man was tarred and feathered and tied to a lampost during the night. A hazardous device damaged two houses injuring a woman. Troops hunted for killers in Newtown Hamilton amid ongoing unrest.
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Belfast
UPI
Army
Ligoniel
County Tyrone
Newtown Hamilton
Irish Republic
Seattle Mayor Wes Uhlman Wins Re election
Mayor Wes Uhlman defeats Liem Eng Tuai, son of a Chinese immigrant cook, in a tight race for Seattle mayor. Tuai, trailing by about 5,500 votes with 38 percent counted, says he will return to law practice. Uhlman calls for unity and a return to duty.
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Seattle
UPS
Wes Uhlman
Liem Eng Tuai
Tuai
Uhlman
Plasma experiment falters on Mariner 10 in space
JPL reports a malfunction in Mariner 10 plasma science experiment failing to record full voltage range in solar wind. Televsion camera heaters continue to fail after launch, though Earth and Moon images still transmit. Engineers test commands from Cape Canaveral and consider rerouting power to camera heaters.
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UPI
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 10
Mariner
Florida
Earth
JPL
Cape Canaveral
Mariner Spacecraf
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