Boy Rescued After Seven Hours in Narrow Hole
Anthony Bernardino six spent almost seven hours wedged 27 feet down a hole on a road project in El Monte California. He was carried to safety by rescue workers at 12 08 am. he was cold but uninjured and taken to a medical center for observation. His parents and brother watched the rescue unfold.
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Hay
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Anthony
Los Angeles
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Dim Hernardino
Sai
William Baker
Baker
Ann
Sheriffs
Havel
Michael
California
San Bernardino
Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
Fiscus
Tama Farmer Dies In Tractor Mishap
Tama farmer James Thorne Jr. aged 41 was killed when his tractor rolled on a slope on his Tama County farm. He was pinned beneath and died instantly. services are planned in Tama at Mason-Hand funeral home with burial at Haven Cemetery.
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James Thorne, Jr
Tama
Tama County
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Mahore Ina
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Maplethorpe
Haven Cemetery
Maddox Wears Hairpiece Faces Parking Mixup
Atlanta AP report describes Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox arriving at the state capitol with a toupee. A capitol police officer did not recognize him and refused to allow parking until Maddox confirmed his identity.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Hien
Maddox
State Capitol
Capitol
Wallace Chisholm ticket proposed by civil rights activist
MEMPHIS AP A black civil rights activist says a Brave movement has formed to push a Democratic ticket with Alabama Governor George Wallace for president and Shirley Chisholm of New York for vice president. James Bevel says the plan could appeal to blacks whites and the women's movement as a national drive begins. Bevel noted Tennessee black political convention soon to hear the proposal though a Wallace spokesman had no comment. Bevel, once tied to King and SCLC campaigns, stressed the effort aims to help the country and bridge races.
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Alabama
George Wallace
U.S
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New York
James Bevel
Martin. Luther King, Jr
Women's Liberation Movement
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Wallace
Bevel
Tenessee
King
Albany
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Selma
Ala
Chicago
SCLC
Atlanta
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Kennedy questions Kleindienst on ITT convention pledge
Senator Kennedy pressed Acting Attorney General Richard Kleindienst over claims he learned of ITT's pledge to fund part of the Republican national convention only after media reports. The hearing scrutinized the Justice Department settlement with ITT and related memos tied to lobbyist Dita Beard.
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Kennedy
D-Mass
Richard Kleindienst
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Telsted
Massachusetts
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
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Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Klaindienst
Sheraton Hotel
ITT
Richard McLaren
Chicago
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Wfoman
Jack Anderson
Dita Beard
Washington
TTT
Pioneer 10 launches toward Jupiter on historic interstellar aim
Cape Kennedy reports Pioneer 10, the fastest spacecraft yet, blasted off at 7:49 p.m. aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket, reaching the moon’s orbit in 11 hours 40 minutes and aiming to skim the asteroid belt en route to Jupiter and beyond. The probe carries a golden plaque and instruments to study radiation, magnetic fields, and Jupiter’s atmosphere.
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Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Solar System
Herman
Ceres
Pioneer
Librarian Refuses Testimony in Harrisburg Seven Trial
Zina Horn, former reference librarian at Bucknell and now a Modesto librarian, is jailed for contempt after again refusing to testify in the Harrisburg Seven case. She cited safeguarding court rights and conscience, and was led to Dauphin County Prison by US Marshal John Buck.
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UPI
R. Dixon Herman Sen
Zina Horn
Harrisburg Seven
John Buck
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Tral
Berrigan
William Lynch
Herman
Copy Rush at Office Sparks Secretaries Misprint
A secretary reports the boss ordering about twenty copies of a document to be ready for use later. The note implies planned reuse and potential secrecy within the office.
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Unemployment rate falls in February with steady earnings
Washington reports a 0.2 percentage point drop in the jobless rate to 5.7 percent the lowest in 17 months. Average weekly earnings rise to 130.27 dollars amid a longer work week, boosting annual earnings by about 6.2 percent while consumer prices climb. Unemployed total holds at 54 million, with total employment nudging higher and hours worked up across manufacturing and overall.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jessness
Bureau
Railman dies after crash by self
IN GOLSTADT Germany UPI reports a railway signalman Wikibald Meyer age 30 killed himself after a head on collision between trains. Railway workers found Meyers body on duty following the wreck which killed three others.
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Ingolstadt
Germany
UPI
Wikibald Meyer
Iowa House votes to allow wine in grocers and taverns
The Iowa House approved a measure 62 to 34 to end the liquor monopoly by permitting wine up to 17 percent alcohol by weight to be sold in grocery stores and taverns for off premises use. The bill moves to the Senate with amendments removing a 22 percent retail markup.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
George Kindley
House
Robert Kreamer
Senate backs universal Social Security cards for first graders
The Senate Finance Committee voted to direct issuance of Social Security cards to every child entering first grade after 1974, aiming to create a universal ID. The move, tied to welfare reform, also covers new cards for immigrants and welfare applicants lacking cards to curb fraud and multiple accounts.
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UPI
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Uni
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