Philippine immigrant has chance for freedom after years in jail
Vincent Dawa, a 34 year inmate who has spent most of his life in state prisons and mental hospitals, faces a Marin County hearing that could mark the first step toward parole. Convicted of murder in 1938, he has learned only a few English words and is considered potentially sane after a Department of Corrections evaluation.
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Vincent Dawa
Sacramento
Dawa
San Francisco
San Rafael
Calif
Smmi
Grant
Bawa
Marin County Superior Court
Loward
Taya
Dana
Tim
San Quentin
I Mental Institution
Buford Toniey
California Men's Colony
Sans Luis Obispo
Fife
State Parole Board
Department of Corrections
Democrats drop quotas for women minorities at convention rule vote
Washington AP reports the reform commission approved a rule deleting mandatory quotas for women youth and minorities at the 1972 national convention while preserving efforts to overcome past discrimination. The change allows proportional representation and lets presidential contenders have input in delegate selection.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Reform Commission
Hathales
Bth
Full Reform Commission
Democratic National Committee
George Wallace
George McGovern
Astears
Miami Beach
Fas
Mont Alto Girl Dies In Fire
A three year old Franklin County girl, Drey Lynn Shaffer, died from heat exposure in a house fire near Chambersburg. Her father Gregory Shaffer, 26, suffered serious burns and was moved to the Pittsburgh center. Ruth Shaffer, 20, and another daughter, Melissa, 11, were saved by a milkman. The fire began in a living room couch. investigators probe the cause.
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Mont Alto
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Drey Lynn Shaffer
Gregory Shaffer
Waynesboro Hospital
Pittsburgh
Shaffer
Ruth
Melissa
Daily Mall Established 1278 Adverts and Rates
The Daily Mall listing shows a historical newspaper with an 11.00 monthly price and 8.00 weekly rate, noting delivery to Hagerstown and surrounding areas. It references postal and independence day observances and includes partial phrases about subscriptions and services.
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Sunaey
Wen
Memnor
Suma
Ave
Hagerstown
Tagerstown
Boston Race Tensions as Whites Die by Black Youths
Boston faces a national inquiry into why whites were killed by young Blacks in Dorchester and Roxbury areas along Columbia Road. The report notes hospital stays, rising density of black residents since 1960, and anger over school imbalance laws while residents describe fear, resentment, and a city’s struggle to provide services and safety to all neighborhoods.
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Columbia Head
Boston Police Department
Charles Warrington
Columbia Road
Lui Une
Terry Ryan
Lin Park
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Boston
Ludivico Tantis
Martha
Thyrstell
Patice
Saidj
Dorchester
Kevin White
States
Prankdin Park
Columbia
Franklin Park
Roxbury
Dilapi. Point
South End
Othe
Knil Dorchester
Evelyn
Rades
Baston
Uphams Corner
Tom Denner
Tie
Grandfather Delivers Grandson in Daring Birth
In South Plainfield New Jersey Vincent DeMartino known as Vinnie a local bartender and rescue squad member assisted in delivering his grandson Kenneth Michael Ramilton after an abrupt labor. The baby arrived at home before a doctor could reach them and the birth certificate lists the grandfather as the deliverer.
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South Plainfield
OJ. AP
Vincent DeMarlito
Grand Ba
New York
DeMarting
DeMartino
Kenneth Michael Ramilton
Kenneth
Vincent DeMartino
Inis
Leabee
Rhode Island
Kissinger in Middle East War Test of Endurance
Washington faces a severe diplomatic test as Henry Kissinger handles a widening Middle East war. He pressed cables to leaders including King Faisal and Dobrynin but failed to avert hostilities. U N Security Council session planned, with limited allied backing and a heavy weight on on the ground outcomes.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Kissinger
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Anataly F. Dobrycin
Aga Forviga
Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat
Jothers
U.N
Israel
Britain
Australia
Council
White House UK plan to cut peanut subsidies
U S officials say the White House intends to propose a plan to reduce peanut price supports. The proposal, to be announced within weeks, would cut government guarantees and require congressional action. The CCC would incur losses as it sells government stock to exporters and other users.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai
Kissinger
Europe
China
U.S
London
Japan
Middle East
State Department
Special Action Group
Voborynin
Macsecaw
Israel
Washington
Whitehouse
Kremlin
United States
Garly
Bots
White House
Commority Credit Corporation
USHA
CCC
Stock Market Prices Lower After Recent Gains
New York AP report notes a sharp midday drop in stock prices following a week of gains. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow fell 10.53 to 960.72 as rising issues trailed losers three to one amid Middle East war tensions. Analysts expect a temporary correction in the generally upward trend.
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Richard L. Stern
NEW York
Mideast
New York, Stock Exchange
Martin
J. Goodfriend
Bruns, Nordemann & Co
Goodfriend
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Damier
OUT Foods
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Ender
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Robert Joffson
Massachusetts
White House UK
Tri- State
Mother Nature
Massey Ford
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Massey Ford, Inc
Virginia Ave
Gienadhan
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