Benson warns modern rock festivals rival ancient orgies
Ezra Taft Benson, former Secretary of Agriculture and now a high LDS official, railing at today’s rock festivals as Satanic, calling them among the church’s concerns at a semi annual conference. He cites Woodstock as a symbol of hedonism and sin. Yoko Ono granted custody of her daughter Kyoko in a separate case, highlighting family legal action.
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Middletown to reopen schools with protection
Middletown High School will reopen with armed police on campus after racial violence that shut classes last week. Principal Lewis Hill outlined a phased return by grade levels with seniors 12:30 to 2:45 and juniors reporting 8:00, while sophomores resume at 12:30 and freshmen attend a separate school.
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Democrats face a 1972 plan amid O'Brien concerns
Washington insiders warn of a lingering personal crisis complex within the party with Lawrence O'Brien cautioning that Democrats must show openness in delegate selection and convention rules. He urges clear alternative programs and a national strategy focused on pocketbook issues rather than solely criticizing President Nixon.
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Cleveland Cab Caller Stolen Vehicle After Fare Dispute
Cleveland police search for 23 year old Ulysses Jackson after he refused to pay a cab fare and allegedly assaulted the driver and fled in the taxi. The driver reported theft of his watch ring and $24. A separate note lists Dale Reusch as KKK organizer announcing a rally for October 16 at Broadview and Pleasant Valley roads in Parma with planned cross burnings and a speech by Imperial Wizard M James Venable.
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Shirley Chisholm signals run for president despite odds
In Chicago during Black Expo events Shirley Chisholm confirms she may run for president entering four state primaries with no endorsements. She chides black male leaders urging them to cease criticisms as she warns detractors and defends her path amid ongoing political tension.
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Famous Hand in 1962 Nationals Sets Tricky Contract
The South dealer North-South vulnerable dealt five of spades after a spade opening, West jumped to six notrump, South pursued seven diamonds, East doubled out of turn and led ace of trumps to confirm the double. The director allowed in turn bidding, South then bid seven notrump and, despite misgivings, finished with seven notrump after careful play and a sealed diamond ace discard context.
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