Norco Queen Contest Candidate Denice Baker
Denice Dede Baker 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Distle of 450 Center Ave, Norco, is a contestant in the Norco Valley Fair Queen Contest opening Aug 30. Born in Whittier June 2 1951, she will be a Norco High senior and aims for beauty school after graduation. She enjoys horseback riding and swimming. She has brothers Leslie 29 and Kenny 19.
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Denice
Dede) Baker
Don Distle
Center Ave
Mede
Norco
Norwalk
Norco High
Hijacker and baby reach Havana in bizarre flight
A hijacker with a gun and his infant forced pilot James Vach to fly from Miami to Havana. After three hours at the airport, the calm gunman ordered a Cuba trip as a $5 sightseeing flight. The pilot recalled the moment the gun was shown.
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Miami
Fla.1
Cuba
James Vach
Havana
Florida
Vach
Block tossed from overpass injures two on bus
A concrete block tossed from an overpass on the Hollywood Freeway shattered a sightseeing bus windshield injuring two women. Guy Alvin Spencer, 21, and two juveniles ages 16 and 17 were booked on suspicion of throwing an object at a moving vehicle and causing injuries.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Guy Alvin Spencer
Visionary guidance and local rates in Corona newspaper
See Where there is no vision the People perish Proverbs 29 18. Corona California 91720 August 5 1968 Daily Independent Inc announces subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties with prices for 1 month to 1 year. Newsroom staff and offices listed.
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S. Main St
Corona
California
Daily Independent Incorporated
Dial
Harry Sothcott
Robert Kirkpatrick
Frankie Dorgan
Earl Cutlins
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Corona Area
Riverside
Imperial
San Diego
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Western Callles
San Francisco
New York
Kansas City
Denver
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Mexico
Air Force launches secret Atlas rocket Spook Bird
At Cape Kennedy the Atlas Agena rocket lifted off at 7 08 a m on the first secret satellite mission in five years. The payload nicknamed Spook Bird aims to gather intelligence on Russia Red China Southeast Asia and other regions from a high altitude orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.m
Air Force
Russia
Red China
Southeast Asia
Extra day of balloting seen for GOP convention
Rep. Gerald R. Ford, set to be permanent chairman, suggested an extra day of balloting if no presidential candidate is chosen after three ballots. He indicated it would be wiser to stop and resume when delegates are fresh. Balloting is slated for Wednesday night after speeches for active and favorite son candidates.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gerald R. Ford
Wounded officers kill 3 in Los Angeles gunfight
In Los Angeles, two wounded officers at a service station on Adams Boulevard killed three of four men after a traffic stop. The slain were Stephen Bartholomew 21 Robert Bartholomew 22 and Thomas Lewis 18. Officers Norman Roberge and Rudy Limas were hospitalized in serious but satisfactory condition. The fleeing fourth assailant remained at large.
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Los Angeles
Stephen Kenna Bartholomew
Robert Lawrence
Thomas Melvin Lewis
Norman J. Roberge
Rudy Limas
Central Receiving Hospital
Adams Boulevard
Roberge
Limas
Roderge
Israelis in Jordan kill five Arabs in clash near Ein Yaḥav hospital
Israeli ground troops crossed into Jordan and killed five members of an Arab saboteur group that had entered southern Israel to attack a hospital clinic at Ein Yaḥav near the Negev frontier. Two saboteurs were wounded and captured, leading to two mines found and disabled.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Israel
Ein Yahav
Negev
Ike suffers renewed heart attack at Walter Reed
The hospital said former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had another myocardial infarction renewing chest pains this morning while recovering. Earlier he addressed the Republican National Convention by television and seemed in good health.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
McCarthy and Humphrey Agree on TV Debate Format
Washington the Humphrey and McCarthy camps approve a three segment hour long TV debate on foreign affairs domestic problems and the presidency. The Humphrey team says Aug 23 or 24 in Minneapolis while McCarthy proposes a week before the Aug 26 convention. Aide Thom as Finney shifts to a minor role amid a clash over convention management. Stephen A. Mitchell will manage strategy at the convention.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Humphrey
Minneapolis
McCarthy
Thomas J. Finney
Finney
Stephen A. Mitchell
Israel Expands Jerusalem Telephone Exchange Capacity
In Jerusalem Israel plans to grow the city telephone exchange to 7 000 subscribers from 3 000. The move, reported by AP, aims to boost local communications capacity and service access.
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Jerusalem
Israel
1900 Professors Vow Resistance to Reagan Policy
San Francisco thousands of California Federation of Teachers members from the state college system pledge or join a resistance movement against Governor Reagan. CFT state college council head accuses Reagan of an intemperate attack on President Hitch UC regents and other Californians resisting his policies.
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State College System
California Federation of Teachers
Reagan
CFT
State College Council
Hitch
UC Regents
Nixon avoids big delegations in bid for GOP nomination
Nixon said he would not raid major delegations from California Ohio and Michigan to preserve party unity. He acknowledged difficulty in gaining uncommitted stances of Ohio Governor Rhodes and Michigan Governor Romney as Rockefeller and Reagan push to keep those delegates from Nixon. He predicted an early victory and possible travel to the Soviet Union this month if he wins.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ohio
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
George Romney
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
Fowler undergoes gall bladder removal at Walter Reed
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler had gall bladder surgery on Monday at Walter Reed Army Hospital to relieve chronic infection and stones. He was reported in good condition afterward.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Treasury Department
Pope refuses revise encyclical on birth control
Vatican's daily declares Pope Paul will not alter his absolute ban on artificial contraception despite pressure from church leaders. L Osservatore Romano front page editorial states the pontiff stands firm even if majority Catholics urge change.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul
L’osservatore Romano
Debbie Wilson bids for Norco royalty
Debbie Wilson 16 daughter of James M. and Mrs. Wilson of 3426 Temescal is a Norco Valley Fair Queen Contest contender. She recently moved from Orange and was born December 9 1981 in Whittier. She is a NHS senior aspirant airline stewardess a cheerleader and member of the Cougarettes and Pep Club. Her hobbies include swimming raising toy poodles and sewing. She has two brothers Scott and Marc and a sister Bonnie.
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Debbie Wilson
James M. Wilson
Temescal
Debbie
Orange
Whittier
Norco High
NHS
Cougarettes
Scott
Marc
Bonnie
Johnson seeks large aid for starving Biafrans
President Johnson urged rapid relief for Biafran victims of the Nigerian civil war in a message to Emperor Haile Selassie, chair of a five nation conference under the Organization of African Unity. He said relief supplies are ready and U.S. and other agencies stand ready to help once a channel to reach victims is found.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Nigeria-Biafra
Organization of Afri
United States
Reagan slows Nixon drive for first ballot nomination
In Miami Beach 126 uncommitted delegates and Southern foes slowed Richard Nixon as 81 votes shy of a majority on the first ballot. Nixon stood at 586 of 667 needed, with Agnew dropping his favorite son bid to back Nixon. Rockefeller led the rest with 259 while Reagan gained momentum at 167 despite shedding favorite son status and 126 uncommitted delegates remaining.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
Pri
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Agnew
Rockefeller
Maryland
Connecticut
Reagan
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