Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 7, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 8, 1968 Page: 3 of 20
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France Uncovers
Revolution Plan
PARIS (UPI)— Informed
government sources said Satur-
day a clandestine network of
extremist organizations plans to
launch a new "revolution” in
France this fall.
These sources said police
investigators have uncovered a
series of secret reports urging
an "urban guerrilla offensive"
after all French universities are
back in session and industries
resume full production sche-
dules.
The police claim that Trotsky-
ite and pro-Peking elements
involved in France’s domestic
uprising last May and June
have infiltrated the discontented
on all (-"'els to create a new
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Extremist plans are to
“create autonomous groups of
four to 20 armed individuals
who are able to attack the
forces of repression and public
buildings everywhere,” accord-
ing to one tract that fell into
police hands.
Government officials fear that
members of recently dissolved
leftist youth organizations—
including the Revolutionary
Communist Youth (JCR) and
the union of Marxist-Leninist
Communist Youth (UJCML)—
have regrouped to agitate in
new wavs.
About 200 separate "action
comm'ftees” have allegedly
been organized in schools,
factories and neighborhoods
during the summer, which was
quiet on the surface and free of
the strikes and riots which
paralyzed the country last
spring.
A few of the committees,
including the one at the medical
school of the University of
Paris, have already demonstrat-
ed they have wide support by
organizing boycotts of fall
examinations.
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Sapulpa !Okla 1 Herald, Sunday, September 8 N6F — PAGE THREE
Mayor Loses Bank Job;
Huge Shortage Reported
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Daley's Report Claims Newsmen
'Duped' By Radical Agitators
CHICAGO (UPI)- In its first
formal explanation of the
disorders during the Democratic
National Convention, the city
has charged protesters and
Save on everything
at Zale§
and charge it, too!
newsmen were dupes of "radi- (he report described in detail
cal agitators” bent on disrupt- plans for disrupting the conven-
ing the convention and paralyz- tion ma,le ^ far back as Nov.
ing the city. 16, 1961, a month after Chicago
The report told of a rumored was chosen as the site,
murder plot to martyr the The dissident objective, the
dissident cause, offered biogra- report said, was twofold. It was
phical sketches of dissident ‘immediate disruption and ulti-
leaders questioning their alle- mate destruction . . . under the
glance and defended the loca- guise of a protest against the
tion of the convention site on war in Vietnam "
the grounds it would have
happened anywhere.
The 16,000-word city report,
issued Friday by Mayor Rich-
ard J. Daley’s administration as
a result of the nationwide
controversy that has fanned
Probation
Directed
MUSKOGFE (UPI)- A Hugo
since last week’s convention, woman was fined $500 and
said, "the trusting, the innocent placed on probation for five
and the idealist were taken in years Friday in federal court
and taken over. on charges of making false en-
"The news media, too, fries in bank records,
responded with surprising naiv- Mrs. Shirley Ann Simpson,
ete and were incredibly mis- 35, had pleaded guilty earlier to
used.’’ a charge of making false en-
The report blamed the news tries in the records of the Se-
media for “any success the curity First National Bank of
revolutionaries achieved in their Hugo.
ultimate objective of fomenting Though she was never form-
hatred and ridicule among the ally charged with embezzle-
citizenry against the authori- ment, the FBI complaint
ties.” against her alleged Mrs. Simp-
In backgrounding the events son embezzled $30,266 by mak-
that led up to the convention, ing the false entries.
The report repeated the
previously reported plots tc
assassinate Sen. F.ugene Mc-
Carthy, Vice President Hubert
Humphrey and Mayor Daley
"and other political and civic
leaders."
"Perhaps the most unnerving
rumor,” the report said, "was
one of a plan to murder a young
female supporter of Sen.
Eugene McCarthy and blame it
on the police. The police did not
want to publicize any of these
plots and rumors of plots for
fear of planting the idea in still
other minds.”
AID FOR JAPAN
TAIPEI (UPI)—The Chinese
Nationalist government is don-
ating $10,000 for the relief of
victims of the disastrous
earthquakes in Iran, it was
announced Saturday.
NO CHANGE
LONDON (UPI)-No change
was reported Saturday in the
condition of Sir Robert Menzies,
73, former prime minister of
Australia who was hospitalized
Thursday. The London Clinic
said Menzies is still undergoing
treatment "which will continue
for a few days.”
MAYSVILLE, Ky. (UPI)-
Maysville Mayor Ernest Hei-
nisch and his wife went into
seclusion away from Maysville
Saturday to avoid further
questions about his dismissal as
vice president of a bank which
has reported a shortage of
nearly $500,000.
It was reported Heintsch had
contacted a Maysville newspa-
per to deny inferences he was
fleeing from the law when he
and his wife left town Friday.
He said he hail informed FBI
agents of his whereabouts and
intended to cooperate to the
fullest in an investigation.
Helnisch and W. Kenneth
Forman, both 50, were fired by
the State National Bank here
Tuesday after evidence of
alleged fraud and mismanage-
ment in the bank’s loan
department was submitted to
the board of directors. The
shortage was made public
Thursday.
Helnisch had been manager of
the loan department for 17
years and Forman was assi-
stant manager.
No charges have been filed
pending further investigation.
The FBI said evidence may be
presented to a federal grand
jury, which convenes Sept. 16.
Bank President Douglas P.
Newell said it would take
several days for investigators to
complete an audit of bank
records and determine the
exact amount of the loss.
He said it could run as high
as $500,000.
Widely respected by his fellow
citizens, Heinisch was named
mayor 15 months ago after the
former mayor resigned because
of illness.
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 7, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 8, 1968, newspaper, September 8, 1968; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1493492/m1/3/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.