Ali to lead protest march over prison killing in N J
Muhammad Ali planned to lead a freedom march for Robin Carter jailed at Trenton State Prison where a clash between Muslim inmate factions left one dead and six wounded. The march will divert to the state house. Cleophecus Mayres, 33, of Hillside, died from stab wounds and four other victims are life-term inmates tied to 1973 Newark murder cases connected to Shabazz followers.
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Muhammad Ali
Robin
James McGregor Shabazz
Nation of Islam
Newark
Cleophecus Mayres
Hillside
Shabazz
St. Francis
Mayres
Strongsville Obscene Book Ban Upheld by Ohio Court
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a lower court injunction barring two allegedly obscene books in Strongsville high school classes except for consented instruction. The titles Manchild in the Promised Land and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest were ruled obscene by county and appellate courts. In a separate matter, driver David D. Kane’s convictions for disorderly conduct and overweight vehicle on Ohio 80 were affirmed by the 11th District Court of Appeals after his crude remarks to a patrolman.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Strongsville
Promised Land
Strongsville Board of Education
Robert Grosser
Citizens Textbook Committee
David D. Kane
Ohio
Trumbull
11Th District State Court of Appeals
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Girard
Kuno
Kissinger calls Nixon odd and unpleasant man at Ottawa dinner
In Ottawa a dinner conversation involving Henry Kissinger was recorded and later published with Kissinger describing Richard Nixon as odd and unpleasant while also noting he was decisive. He called Nixon one of our better presidents but said he disliked meeting people and found social encounters uncomfortable. Argentina taxi drivers seek government loans to buy new cabs amid fuel costs and slumping demand.
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State Department
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Richard M. Nixon
Department
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National Press Club
Anderson
Nixon
Buenos Aires
API
Argentina
Last escapee still at large and Langley gay rights case
Reports from Chicago and Langley Air Force Base describe two cases of alleged homosexuality among airmen and a fugitive, Dennis D. Hunter, who remains at large after a Marion prison breakout. Hunter abducted a man to flee Salem Ohio, sparking a massive FBI and police search across Illinois and neighboring states. The article notes the broader tension over military regs and individual cases of alleged sexual orientation.
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Langley Air Force Base
Hampton
Leonard Matlovich
Chicago
UPI
Denis D. Hunter
Marion
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Sale
Ill
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Salem
FBI
James Powers
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