Teen found safe after Yosemite search ends
A 17 year old camper named Chris Ven Vigmen was located Sunday in good condition near a rail between a vacant Pate Valley camp and Lake Hardin after a multi day search in Yosemite Park. Ranger Wall at Jabrey said the youth was found at 1 6 p m wandering toward Tuolumne Meadows and Yosemite Valley after disappearing Thursday.
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Dock strike talks recessed as negotiations resume
West Coast dock strike affecting 24 ports and 150 to 175 vessels paused Sunday with talks to resume Monday. The dispute, tied to container handling clauses and back contract demands, involves International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and the Pacific Maritime Association. Sen. Winston L. Prouty to be buried Wednesday in Newport.
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Riots Hit Two Irish Cities Over Internment Protests
In Belfast and Londonderry, anti-British rioting by Roman Catholics erupted after a rally opposing internment for IRA suspects. A suspected IRA member killed himself while attempting to pull down a power pylon. Police and troops faced rock attacks, rubber bullets, and CS gas as riots spread through Andersontown and Crumlin Road areas with a car bomb incident causing no injuries.
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Range fire destroys Montana town Oswego
A wind driven range fire swept through Oswego Montana destroying at least 18 homes and damaging four houses a trailer a school a barn and one grain elevator Volunteers fire departments National Guardsmen and Indian crews fought the blaze all night. One firefighter suffered a stroke inhalation. A second major blaze nearby burned 14 000 acres but was contained. Oswego and Wolf Point lie north of the Missouri River in eastern Montana.
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Police say Black Panthers identified after Sunday shootout
In Los Angeles three men identified as Black Panthers were wounded in a gun battle with police after a pursuit from a suspected meeting site. A police officer was injured, shot in the arm and thigh, during the exchange that involved about 75 shots. Wounded suspects, all from San Jose, were later hospitalized under treatment for assault with intent to murder.
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Tus Arous Report Sparks Local Curiosity
Fragmentary text hints at a dramatic event or publication titled Tus Arous. Details are unclear but indicate a local incident or review sleuthing theme with mention of Port Oihes and Bree. Further readable context is needed for full summary.
New Miss Americas Stirs Conservative Pride
Atlantic City New Jersey reports the newly crowned Miss America defends conservative views amid questions on premarital sex abortion and independence. Her mother linked to Daughters of the American Revolution. She plans no marriage soon.
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Filibuster Vowed as Draft Vote Looms in Senate
Senator William Prommire of DWI predicts a strong Senate push against a draft without a credible plan. He says the administration cannot muster the required two thirds to overcome a filibuster.
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Mass independence march in San Juan crowds governors
The 63rd annual conference of state governors opened in San Juan with heavy security as 25,000 to 100,800 demonstrators urged Puerto Rican independence. Governors, including Gilligan and Reagan, sided with Nixon on delaying welfare reform and revenue sharing while national politics and concerns for the economy dominated the opening day.
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Viet sweep kills 33 Reds in major Saigon operation
In a week-long sweep eight miles west of a key base, South Vietnamese forces clashed with North Vietnamese units. About 4,000 South Vietnamese troops backed by jet bombers engaged sustainment routes as the offensive aimed to disrupt enemy supply lines before the October monsoon season.
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McGovern Says Nixon Holds Keys to POW Release
Edward McGovern asserts President Nixon controls breakthrough on prisoner of war releases during talks in Paris with Hanoi delegates Xuan Thuy and Dinh Ba Thi. He warns a withdrawal date must be clear before any cease fire or prisoner exchange.
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