Blast Victims Continue Search at Galena Park Elevator
Firemen and rescue crews searched the waterfront grain elevator site after an explosion killed six and injured 25. Crews believed some victims were buried under rubble as officials feared more deaths and damage reached 50 million dollars. The blast damaged downtown Galena Park and debris spread along the Houston Ship Channel.
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Goodpasture Inc
Houston Ship Channel
Galena Park
Tex
Pasadena
Carr
W. L. Hendry
Delbert Payne
Larry Lopez
Truitt Kennedy
FBI Sifts Bomb Plant Ties to California Attacks
FBI teams raid a Richmond California house recovering 130 to 150 pounds of explosives and radical writings. Six suspects, three men and three women, were arrested and face arraignment on explosives charges alongside a seventh person mentioned in the report.
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San Francisco
FBI
California
Richmond
Calif
Hearst Ruling and Terrorist Links Deepen Case
The Hearst trial faces potential self incrimination issues as lawyers weigh questions about 12 of 19 months Hearst spent underground after the 1974 SLA kidnapping. FBI reports link a Carmichael bank holdup and NWLF activity to the case, with arrests tied to the Emiliano Zapata Unit and the New Dawn Collective in Berkeley.
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Miss Hearst
SLA
Browning
Bailey
Sacramento
Carmichael
FBI
Steven Soliah
Soliah
Oakland
David Miller
Madison
Wis
Richmond House
Emiliano Zapata
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco Chronicle
New Dawn
Berkeley
Charles Bates
Marin County
New Federal Beef Grades Expand to Include Less Marbling
Washington AP The USDA announces new federal definitions widening prime and choice to include less marbling. The changes aim to cut cattle costs and grain use while keeping appearance and taste similar. delays and legal challenges have ended with the rule finalizing now.
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Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
Primary contest shows tight race among 1964 hopefuls in South
Four contenders dispute leadership as Carter advocates private sector unemployment solutions with federal aid. Harris pushes automatic job guarantee while all oppose a brokered convention. Udall warns against Wallace influence, noting past split with Wallace. Bayh and Shriver project top three finishes on a CBS appearance.
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Carter
Harris
Shriver
Udall
New Hampshire
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