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| + | Arriving in San Francisco on [[17 April]], [[1906]], [[Helen Sinclair]] confirmed the date upon finding a copy of the ''San Francisco Chronicle''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Gift (audio story)|The Gift]]'') |
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Revision as of 13:30, 7 September 2020
The San Francisco Chronicle was a San Francisco newspaper.
Arriving in San Francisco on 17 April, 1906, Helen Sinclair confirmed the date upon finding a copy of the San Francisco Chronicle. (AUDIO: The Gift)
On 14 February 1968, it reported that a circular symbol with an "R" in it — the symbol of the Revolution Man — appeared on both towers of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. While some hailed the Revolution Man as a sort of Messiah, Lieutenant Marco Phillips said that the act of vandalism served to "promote the activities of drug-takers and draft-dodgers". (PROSE: Revolution Man)